15 Open World Games More Mature Than Grand Theft Auto V

If you're particularly messed up in the head, you can willingly choose to kill dogs (and cats in the PS4, Xbox One and PC version) for a laugh. Hell, you can even murder Chop (Franklin's dog) in the game if you need to satiate your bloodl


The less said about the DLC's story the better, but the exploration of personal obsession, the early days of computing, and Alan Turing's efforts in particular are the exact kind of storytelling that made BioShock such a triumph for those longing for more thoughtful shooters. Buying a copy of BioShock 2 just for Minerva's Den is far a bad decision - a true mark of great


The series of missions that include Beverly Felton are probably among the most irritating of the Strangers and Freaks missions. Beverly is a paparazzo, and tails celebrities with ruthless diligence, photographing them at their most sensitive times. Most of the missions involve car chases and end up putting celebrities' lives in danger, simply because Beverly has an obsession with famous people and doesn't think they deserve any privacy. Among his victims is Poppy Mitchell, essentially the GTA world's own Lindsay Lohan, who gets into a serious auto wreck while being chased by Franklin, Beverly, and the cops. Beverly's crimes may not be the most serious in the game, but his obsessive aggression when it comes to stalking celebrities is enough for us to classify him as a real sav


Over the course of any GTA V Flaws game, we the players, put up with a lot of despicable actions by our characters and that is part of the beauty of the game. Michael De Santa is a character that is hard not to relate to. He wants to do well by his family, but has difficulty being the man they need him to be. At the same time, as a career criminal, De Santa kind of represents something many young men consider at one point or another; a life of cr


The term Easter egg-- or a joke or message hidden within a video game-- originated from the 1979 Atari game Adventure . Atari did not allow their developers to display their names during the end credits of a game because they feared competitors would recruit and steal away these employ


Of course, he has very little in the way of morals, and is willing to do just about anything necessary to earn money, and this, of course, includes assault, robbery, and plenty of murder. Only a true savage has a body count as impressive as this


BioShock 2 has been described as a worthwhile experience by some, or a game that should simply never have been made by others. But all can agree that the game itself was almost justified by the 'Minerva's Den' DLC. Casting the player as an Alpha Series Big Daddy, they're soon drawn into a rivalry hinging on Rapture Central Computing, the home of the Thinker - the world's first artificial intellige

Wherever fans of The Elder Scrolls rank Skyrim in the series, it was impossible to ignore the groundswell of enthusiasm the game evoked among RPG fans. Following the success of the main game, Bethesda added even more hours of gameplay in the form of 'Dawnguard' and 'Hearthfire.' But just as the interest seemed to be waning with the passage of time, 'Dragonborn' arrived to re-ignite player addicti


As we'll see throughout this list, there are different ways to be savage. Some "savage" characters practice wanton violence, others betray anyone they can to get things done, others just have no respect for human life, and the last group are just people who are barely human in general. Josh Bernstein isn't particularly violent, but he is still savage in the sense of treating people like absolute garbage and not caring for anyone but hims


While the time-intensive task does result in some pretty spectacular vehicular carnage, Fysho's exploits are merely the tip of the iceberg where cheats-empowered destruction is concerned. Imagine the same video with moon-bounce gravity, or as part of a crude Rube Goldberg machine (where one element serves only to operate the next). How about a flaming Ken Masters-style punch to kick off the fiery cy


At one point in the game, while you're playing as Trevor, you can find a man named Cletus who'll introduce you to hunting. The errand is actually a pretty fun one to accomplish, and after you're done with killing whichever animal you choose you need to send a picture to Cletus so he can attach a value to your kill. Of course, you can also send these pictures to other numbers in your contacts for predictably hilarious respon


Unless you're aspiring to be Niko Bellic, it's probably a good idea to not constantly call other contacts for no reason. Of course, if you get some satisfaction from bugging your friends, be happy because Rockstar has acknowledged your cancerous prese


The Altruist Cult actually has very little impact on the game. There is an option, when playing as Trevor, to bring random event characters to the Altruists' hideout in the mountains. It is heavily implied that this cult isn't interested in new recruits to their cause, but rather kill these people and cannibalize them. Plenty of murder takes place in this franchise, but at the end of the day, there is something next-level-savage about eating other humans. The Altruists are a bunch of truly sick puppies to be paying people to bring them victims for their fea