Who would have imagined that this year’s lineup of top open-world games would feature assassins, zombies and clowns? Ok, maybe not all games come packed with zombies, but they should! Despite not having any zombies, at least that I know of, Batman:Â Arkham City is the most played open-word game.
WINNER:Â Batman:Â Arkham City
Following the story of 2009′s Arkham Asylum, Arkham City is packed with the most monstrous villains of the Batman Universe. From the returning maniacal Joker to the cold-hearted Mr. Freeze, Batman must maneuver his way to the renamed town of Arkham City to not only save himself, but a villain who has long wanted the big, bad bat dead.
It was a close battle. Batman: Arkham City won playtime share by a 13% margin, Dead Island received the most playtime per person at 15.43 hours, while Saints Row: The Third earned the longest session length with 2.77 hours.
With a different winner in all three categories, the tie breaker goes to total playtime; Batman: Arkham City clocked the most playtime overall.
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And since when Elder Scrolls are closed-world games? If Skyrim was the most played game, than it should be the most played open-world game too. Am I the only one who smells a huge fail here?
Agreed Tommy. A HUGE fail.
Same here Tommy, but i guess they decided skyrim won one two many, awards so might as well let another game get a chance heh.
Or theses awards are just a bunch of bull and are for advertising purposes, but that’s probably wrong.