10 Open World Games That Let You Conquer Areas

Some games let you conquer areas and worlds in untraditional and awesome ways.

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[wamerteen]

Middle earth: Shadow of war is a great example of Conquering because you literally take over regions. Fantastic open-world game with tons to do and with the expansion pack it's even better

[ChrisOsberg]

10: Satisfactory
9: Dying Light 2
8: Red Faction: Guerilla
7: Dragon Quest Builders 2
6: Overlord 2
5: State of Decay 2
4: Viking: Battle for Asgard
3: Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories
2: The Saboteur
1: Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord

[AcidSalamander]

The saboteur was one of my favourite games on PS3, it had a certain charm about it and the black and white filter when in an occupied area is still such a unique idea. A rough diamond but certainly a hidden gem.

[itzMinh]

Bannerlord is actually fully out on steam since Oct. 25 and for anyone that interested in playing the game, be sure to check out the mods for the game. The mods bring in huge overhauls to the game, making it 10x better. Since the game has came out recently, lot's of big mods for game are still in development so you guys might have to wait for a bit. But even then, the base game is fun already.

[CheekyToonz]

Open world games with conquer mechanics have been one of my favourite genres

[lawrencetalbot]

Yes Godfather 1 and 2. You really felt like the Don once you took out a rival family. But damn until you did they just never stopped hitting your turf.

[ROTRYfcs]

I absolutely love how for satisfactory when falcon says "look at the massive bases you can build" they show Josh's (let's game it out) abomination of a world 😂😂

[JRMurdock]

I love that you included a shot of Josh's (Let's Game It Out) Satisfactory tornado of conveyor belts.

[TowerMike]

Viking: Battle For Asgard was one of my favorites when I was a teenager. I've gone back to it recently and it definitely still holds up

[kyua]

The fact that shadow of war is not included here is a crime.

[FabledFew]

The Saboteur is likely one of the most underrated games of all time. The style alone made me fall in love with it. The freedom you have in movement with its free-flowing parkour, not scripted like something like the Batman games, the stealth that works surprisingly well, and the destruction was so much fun back in the day. I still go back and play that game every two years or so, still feels good.

[CommanderCodyChipless]

Red Faction Guerrilla was such a cool game at the time. Felt like it was ahead of most games when it came to the destruction

[ARIXANDRE]

It's such a power trip. I remember really liking the Godfather 1 videogame. Take over the businesses was awesome.

[otlan]

The Godfather 2 is one of the best examples of this kind of game n_n <3 ! I spent hours playing that game, robbing, collecting protection money, issuing hits and taking back properties from rival families. I would Love to see a remake or Re release of this game, as it's also one of the few decent Video Games that EA had a hand in making.

[ShadowWulfGaming]

I love how you used the screenshot from Lets Game It Out with the nuclear cocoon, im glad you got that in there

[them.o.g]

Nice to see Let's Game It Out's base featured in Satisfactory. But also, his only true intention is to break every game he plays.

[gavalon]

Fable 2 would've been a good fit for here. The fact that when you buy enough of the property available you become king, kinda makes you conquer it.

[nathand]

So glad that the Mount & Blade Franchise is finally starting to get some well-deserved recognition!

[DJTrek]

The turf wars in GTA: San Andreas was the first game that came to mind when seeing the title of the video, but the video is about wayyyy more than just turf wars. Great list, as always! We ❤️ you guys at Gameranx!

[VongolaXZax]

Conquering and taking over is always fun, especially if you're roleplaying as a Hero, building homes and setting up defenses are always my go-to, it's a nice way to tell the folks welcome, your safe!