None. I liked Saints Row more when it stopped being ghetto GTA and went bat shit. Sleeping Dogs is okay. Red Dead is mediocre once you get over how well done a character John Marston is, True Crime was a bad series, the Getaway was super boring,
None really. But then again, I'm not too fond of the source material itself.
@PSP107:Why though? Because the career mode was more open like free skate mode? That's a very loose similarity, and certainly nothing that puts it in the realm of being a GTA clone. Might as well call Streets of Rage a Mario clone, or MGSV a Skyrim clone if we're being that loose with the definition.
Saints Row IV is so much better than any GTA. It was fun to play the campaign and it had good sidequests and it didn't bore me out after 40hrs. So yes SRIV :P
Although when Saints row 3 and 4 came out, they were far beyond any kind of clone since they took off in a completely different direction to any GTA game. Even Saints Row 2 was more unique since it let you create and customize your character which you still can't do in a GTA game.
You make a great OP. Red Dead Redeption was a lot like GTA. And so was Simpsons: Hit & Run.
By far my favourite open world game though is Saint's Row 2.
It's just such a whacky game in all aspects. It improves on what I already really liked so much about Saint's Row 1 and makes it a hundred times more fun, and adding in a hundred more things to do.
It also really reminded me of where GTA came from: Nobody could say GTA I, GTA II or GTA SA were serious games, they had tons of whacky side stuff to do. Even Vice City didn't take itself too serious, with lots of TV references, and every GTA so far has had whacky characters.
Maybe open world games don't need to be too serious, that's my point.
Ghetto thug
Like in Sleeping Dogs: just kung fu kicking people in the streets. It's just fun in a silly way xD
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