open world

Most of the action takes place in the open world above ground.

Some games are designed with both traditional and open world levels.

A smell of the open world came in with them.

They went on, two men and a woman, through an opening world.

In more than half a century no woman has ever won an open world title, and very few have come close.

He thinks it is great living in a wide open world,' says his son.

The game assumes a third person point of view and an open world to play in.

Increased draw distance is also common in open world games.

Then I was like one being let out of a tight prison into an open world.

The open world environment allows players to choose how they want to play.

It was also confirmed that the game would take place in an open world environment.

Success in an open world economy requires information and the willingness to risk for a return.

The game will be in an open world, where the player's choices are an important factor.

In an open world economy, capital flows to places with higher rates of return.

We all agree on the necessity for open world markets.

The open world market size is estimated at 5 Mt/year.

She only knew that the very openness of the open world was a great danger.

Then we found again the open world and light.

Behind us was the river, before us an open world.

Good storytelling is much harder to do with an open world.

In hard times, popular and even business support for an open world economy frays.

We stubborn ones are for the open world that is gone."

Being alone in the wide open world was the most frightening thing I could ever possibly imagine.

They help maintain an open world economy and give Washington leverage in economic negotiations.

America, by far the world's most productive economy in 1945, had everything to gain and nothing to lose from open world markets.