Top 20 Big Open World Games Coming in 2016 and Beyond

Here are some of the most exciting open world games coming out in 2016 and beyond.

Posted By | On 06th, Nov. 2015

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Kingdom Hearts 3

Sora’s adventure is coming to a close, and there are still a lot of loose ends to tie up. What’s more exciting than the story, though, is all of the new worlds we will get to visit. So far we know that we will revisit Traverse Town and we can only dream about what other fantastic places we’ll travel to, to wage war against the heartless.

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