What is the most fantastic imaginetive gameworld you have ever visited?

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1) Abe's Oddysee/Exodus

2) Earthworm Jim

3) Super mario games

4)ICO/SOTC

5) Castlevania SOTN

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survivor9712

HAHAHA maybe he meant Tomba? lol

Dragonquest 8, Rogue Galaxy.

Probably just nostalgia, but the first Spyro game.

Probably just nostalgia, but the first Spyro game.

supergabe007

Rage and Crysis has an amazing world.

Ar Tonelico.

Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 was probably the most imaginative world I've seen this gen. Enslaved Odyssey to the West was pretty cool too.

For previous generations, Final Fantasy XII and the two Fear Effect games on the PS1 had very creative worlds.

It's a toss up between FFXI Online, WoW and the Elder Scrolls series.

So much history and content in these worlds, its hard to keep track.

Though I don't really have a reason, the first game I thought of was Beyond Good & Evil.

Probably just nostalgia, but the first Spyro game.

supergabe007

Skyrim

The nuclear wasteland of Fallout 3.

FFXI.

Half Life 2 and Episodes (1984 with aliens, need I say more?) Fallout series, Mass Effect series, Knights of the Old Republic, Deus Ex and Human Revolution.

Rapture

Stalker for PC easily. Getting into the labs is the most exciting and tense experience in any video game. On PS3? I'd have to give that one to Uncharted 2 and 3.

Rapture. Nothing else came close.

DA:O, Skyrim, Killzone 1and 3, the whole Resistance series, Fallout 3, Half Life 2, Demons Souls (not Dark Souls), Twisted Metal Black

Skyrim. Yep, I said it.ShadowsDemon

Rapture. Nothing else came close.

TheFallenDemon

Though I don't really have a reason, the first game I thought of was Beyond Good & Evil.

JadeNic

ABSOLUTELY! I have a game save just before the bar, where you can play air hockey against the walrus, etc? Just so I can go in there and lounge and listen to that awesome song they play. And I like loitering in Mama-Go Garage, too. Rasta Rhinos, it's so silly-funny, and i love it. That is one of the best games ever made, not that it's overly original or unique, but the world they created is so... Addictive, to live in. GTAIII was like that for me too, I would go down to the waterfront to watch the sun come up. Drive around just listening to the radio. Liberty City sucked me into that world in a way I haven't felt for the rest of the series.

1. Azeroth (World of Warcraft)
2. Ivalice (Final Fantasy XII)
3. Capital Wasteland (Fallout 3)
4. Cocoon (Final Fantasy XIII)
5. Panau (Just Cause 2)

the Jak and Daxter games, Ratchet and Clank games, Super Mario, Bomberman, Final Fantasy, Chrono Trigger, Rayman, Elder Scrolls, Oddworld, Warcraft, Castlevania, God of War are the series that come to mind.

Phantasy Star 4, the series started getting more formulaic and less imaginative with the PSO games but PS4 was a trip.

Dragon Age Origins and Two Worlds 2 areas.

well Super Mario Galaxy 2 gets points for having a vast array of varied and equally imaginative game worlds. the imagination on the developer's part was other worldly with that game.

Rayman Origins also proved to be extremely imaginative...

This kind of imagination is becoming less and less apparent in the industry unfortunately

Boletaria and Lordran, both are amazing worlds with endless monsters to kill, just filled to the brim with so many hidden secrets.

BioShock. That game was just something else for me and alot of it had to do with the setting.

The mass effect universe if that counts. Enslaved was also pretty awesome. I won't leave out Rapture either. Oh and the Helghast homeland from K3.gial240

Oh, that most-CERTAINLY counts!!!

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final fantasy 10 and 12.

Odin Sphere, although Castlevania:Symphony of Night and either of the Super Mario Galaxy's are strong contenders.

It's a toss up between FFXI Online, WoW and the Elder Scrolls series.

So much history and content in these worlds, its hard to keep track.

KamuiFei

These, save for FF11, because I haven't played it. But definitely WoW and the ES series have GREAT worlds, and sidequests that only enrich them.

Kinda surprised no one has mentioned Rapture from BioShock yet, that is by far the most immersive, atmospheric and one of the most beautiful yet disturbing places that have ever been in a video game.anime_gamer007

Totally forgot about bioshock! you're absolutely right. THIS is one of the most imaginative worlds, next to WoW and the Elder scroll series. I hate to do it, but I would add World of Goo, too. People don't realize it, but it's a phenomenal game with very play-turned-dark kind of world. Check it out

Psychonauts for sure!!