Open Worlds and RPGs

Gaming · 10 questions

Vast lands, choices and adventures that swallow hundreds of hours.

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1. Which series has you playing as the Dragonborn in Skyrim?

   1. Dragon Age
   2. The Elder Scrolls
   3. The Witcher
   4. Dark Souls
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   B) The Elder Scrolls

2. Which Polish studio made 'The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt'?

   1. CD Projekt Red
   2. Techland
   3. 11 bit studios
   4. People Can Fly
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   A) CD Projekt Red

3. Which open-world game is set in a fictional Los Angeles called Los Santos?

   1. Sleeping Dogs
   2. Saints Row IV
   3. Grand Theft Auto V
   4. Mafia III
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   C) Grand Theft Auto V

4. Which BioWare fantasy RPG has you play a Grey Warden fighting the Blight?

   1. Mass Effect
   2. Jade Empire
   3. Baldur's Gate
   4. Dragon Age: Origins
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   D) Dragon Age: Origins

5. Which sandbox game lets you build with blocks and mine resources?

   1. Minecraft
   2. Terraria
   3. Roblox
   4. Fortnite
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   A) Minecraft

6. Which Nintendo game set in Hyrule reinvented open-world design in 2017?

   1. Skyward Sword
   2. Breath of the Wild
   3. Twilight Princess
   4. Majora's Mask
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   B) Breath of the Wild

7. Which series has you exploring the wasteland after nuclear war, with a Vault Boy mascot?

   1. Metro
   2. Borderlands
   3. S.T.A.L.K.E.R.
   4. Fallout
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   D) Fallout

8. In which game do you play as Arthur Morgan, an outlaw in the American West?

   1. Call of Juarez
   2. Far Cry Primal
   3. Red Dead Redemption 2
   4. Hunt: Showdown
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   C) Red Dead Redemption 2

9. Minecraft was developed by Mojang.

   1. True
   2. False
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   A) True

10. Skyrim was developed by Ubisoft.

    1. True
    2. False
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    B) False