Ghost of Tsushima
You can easily lose yourself in the visual splendor in Ghost of Tsushima. The elegant use of color and endless breezes filled with leaves and petals invited the player to wander its map for the sights alone. Or you could just stand in place and look out on the ever-beautiful landscape of this artsy samurai fantasy.
You know an open-world game’s a looker when you’re resisting the urge to use fast travel despite having gone through the same area numerous times already.
