games with lots of exploration?

i personally love those games where they just throw you in some huge area and you can just go where ever you want. i have fallout 3, oblivion, morrowind, stalker games (except CoP), diablo, dragon age, and crysis, but i want moar! do you guys have any more suggestions for games with lots of exploration, especially like fallout 3 (love that game, its so awesome)

thanx in advance

Fallout 1+2. Suppose it's not the same type of exploration though...

Uh, Daggerfall?

Then you need to get stalker CoP :D

Fallout 1+2. Suppose it's not the same type of exploration though...

Uh, Daggerfall?

Vfanek

It really is a matter of whether you can tolerate old 2D graphics or not. If you were interested by the sort of exploration in Fallout 1 and 2, you should also give some of the best 2D epic RPGs ever made a go. Those would include Baldur's Gate series, Planescape Torment and possibly the Icewind Dale series too. Those games don't have a huge open area like Beth's games, but they too offer a huge variety of freedom of choice.GhoX

Fur Fighters and Little Big Adventure 2?

You definitely added a lot to this discussion. Going to second Arcanum, though it's flawed in a lot of ways the atmosphere of the game is fantastic. Really quite enjoyable, and now I'll reinstall it. Vfanek

[QUOTE="dakan45"]He said apart from cop!! Damn people read the thread before you reply!millerlight89

Mass Effect 1 is pretty good, you can go round exploring planets throughout the galaxies its pretty sweet. Mass Effect 2 not so much.

[QUOTE="dakan45"]He said apart from cop!! Damn people read the thread before you reply!millerlight89

GTA SA, GTA IV even GTA VC si pretty big and detailed.DanielDust

ArmA 2. You complete a few missions and then you're dumped in a gigantic country and do whatever the hell you want. The campaign is then randomised.

[QUOTE="dakan45"][QUOTE="Vfanek"] Maybe you need to read the thread. He said he doesn't have it. Think before you post, it is getting old.millerlight89

Risen, Gothic1-3 and Fallout1 and2

Risen, Gothic1-3 and Fallout1 and2

kozzy1234

Gothic 2 and 3 (never played G1, I'd assume that is good too) are great open ended games. Gothic 3 was really buggy in the beginning, but after some patches were released its running beautifully.

Gothic 2 and 3 (never played G1, I'd assume that is good too) are great open ended games. Gothic 3 was really buggy in the beginning, but after some patches were released its running beautifully.

gosmo

[QUOTE="millerlight89"][QUOTE="dakan45"] So what? He said expect that game, its only understandable that the game will be his next buy, he is looking for other games similar to fallout 3, he said he loves fallout 3. Do you think before you post the obvious?dakan45

[QUOTE="dakan45"][QUOTE="millerlight89"] Yea I think you should really try it, maybe people would o idk think more of you.millerlight89

Gothic...gosmo

[QUOTE="gosmo"]Gothic...CellAnimation

I would add Two Worlds to the Gothic and Risen list.

Risen, Gothic1-3 and Fallout1 and2

kozzy1234