15 Most Disappointing Open World Games of All Time

Fuel

One of those open world concepts that sounds cool in theory but ultimately faltered in practice was Asobo Studio’s Fuel. It was a racing game with an open world map that ranged 5560 square miles in size. You could drive anywhere but unfortunately, there weren’t a lot of interesting things to see (like the sandstorms and other weather effects, which were just too infrequent). Throw in some rubber-band AI with lackluster controls and racing and Fuel was just another neat idea that couldn’t live up to its epic scale.