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2018 PCPlayStationXbox 59.99 € 👍 81 % Very positive, 173,477 reviews on Steam Steam Deck playable

An open-world shooter set in rural Montana where you liberate Hope County from a fanatical doomsday cult, using companions, vehicles and improvisation. Chaotic sandbox action meets an unsettling, dark story, playable in full co-op.

What defines Far Cry 5:

  • Open world
  • Lavish presentation
  • Lots to discover
  • Dark, serious atmosphere

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Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands

92 %

2017 PCPlayStationXbox 49.99 € 👍 80 % Very positive, 96,577 reviews on Steam Steam Deck playable

  • Open world
  • Realistic visuals
  • Lavish presentation

A huge open-world Bolivia where your Ghost squad dismantles a drug cartel piece by piece, approaching each target stealthily or with full firepower. The tactical shooter shines brightest in four-player co-op.

Assassin's Creed Shadows

Open world

A gorgeous open-world adventure in feudal Japan where you swap between the stealthy shinobi Naoe and the hard-hitting samurai Yasuke. Dynamic seasons, castle infiltrations and weighty sword combat define the experience.

Grand Theft Auto V

Open world

A satirical crime epic set in a huge, bustling Los Santos where you switch between three very different criminals and pull off elaborate heists. Car chases, biting humor and the sprawling GTA Online sandbox make it a playground you can sink endless hours into.

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas

Open world

As CJ you return to Los Santos and fight your way across a huge state full of gang wars, corrupt cops and absurd side activities. Vehicles, shootouts, RPG-like stats and a legendary radio soundtrack make it one of the most expansive sandbox classics.

Watch Dogs 2

Open world

As hacker Marcus and his irreverent DedSec crew, you roam a sunny San Francisco Bay Area, tackling missions with drones, remote hacks, or guns. Its playful tone and satirical jabs at Silicon Valley set it apart from its gloomy predecessor.

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