Two of the most demanding genres in video game development are open-world sandbox and life simulator games. The former requires vast, content-rich landscapes for players to explore while maintaining a high level of realism to keep them engaged. On the other hand, life simulators need to offer countless engaging player activities to compensate for their free-form structure. Only a handful of studios have the capacity to create either genre, let alone both simultaneously.
Designing assets and animations for a first-person perspective is a costly endeavor, but the total freedom and immersion it provides make it worthwhile for these games.
Medieval Dynasty
Experience Life in a Simpler Time
- Platform: PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S
- Release Date: 2020-09-23
- Developer: Render Cube
- Genre: Open World, Strategy, RPG, Simulation
From farming and hunting to village building, Medieval Dynasty offers a rich simulation of peasant life. Players navigate through seasons, managing resources, and interacting with the environment to thrive.
Exploring the vast world of Medieval Dynasty reveals hidden treasures and opportunities to build a thriving community.
My Summer Car
Build and Drive Your Dream Car
- Platform: PC
- Release Date: 2016-10-24
- Developer: Amistech Games
- Genre: Survival, Vehicle Simulation
My Summer Car challenges players to build and maintain a car in a detailed simulation. From ordering parts to passing inspections, every aspect of car ownership is explored.
The game's blend of realism and humor, including quirky mechanics and unexpected challenges, provides a unique gameplay experience.