10 Video Game Worlds You Don't Want To Be Trapped In & 10 You Would Happily Move Into
10 Video Game Worlds You Don't Want To Be Trapped In & 10 You Would Happily Move Into
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The real world can be so boring, especially in today’s political climate and harsh economy. On the bright side, at least you’re not trapped in some of the worst nightmarish video game worlds out there. On the other hand, some of these worlds might be a load of fun. To break it down, here are the 10 worst and best video game settings to live in.
1. Dead by Daylight
Dead by Daylight is a game where you have to escape a killer by fixing the generators that open exit doors. Being trapped in a game where you constantly have to run and hide while fearing for your life is definitely not desirable. Every day of your life would be spent in terror and fright.
2. Silent Hill
A horror survival game, Silent Hill is one of the last games you want to be trapped in. Even with the main story plot aside, the world itself is extremely eerie and unsettling. The psychological horror of fighting monsters and uncovering disturbing facts and truths about the world is sure to send anyone running far away from this world.
3. Dishonored
Dishonored is a silent assassin game with an extremely rich world and story. Living in a time where the rat plague just started and there is no cure, on top of people having supernatural powers and an evil organization taking over the throne, you wouldn’t feel great about your chances of living here. Not to mention the Weepers, which are basically more disgusting zombies.
4. MiSide
A seemingly cute game at first, MiSide is deceitful when it comes to what it truly hides. Being trapped in a world where a cute anime girl is actually an evil robot trying to end your existence is probably not an optimal living situation. At the very least, you can go and hang out with Cappie to make things a bit cooler.
5. Resident Evil
As fun as survival horror games can be, you probably wouldn’t enjoy it too much if you were stuck in Resident Evil. Constantly fighting off outbreaks of zombies and other creatures, you need to be resourceful and clever if you want to survive. Be sure to bring your A-game when it comes to solving puzzles, too.
6. Slender: The Eight Pages
Slenderman is a horrifying fictional supernatural creature that would make your life in this game extremely stressful and terrifying. The goal is to collect eight pages before Slenderman finds you. Once he does—and this happens when you least expect it and drop your guard—you are in for quite a scare.
7. Dead Space
The idea of being trapped in space with a bunch of killer monsters is exactly what Dead Space brings to the table. From constant jump scares to not knowing if a body is alive or not, this game is sure to make anyone scared and jumpy. This goes double if you are uncomfortable in confined spaces or hate the dark.
8. No Pain No Gain!
Although it’s a gimmicky game, No Pain No Gain! would be a very painful experience if you were trapped in it. Your entire existence would be suffering for the sake of making money. The more you suffer, the more money you make.
9. Outlast
Outlast has an incredible and intricate story that you definitely do not want to be a part of. Being trapped in an asylum with a bunch of “variants” is living hell on Earth. You better try your best to escape unless you want to become one of them.
10. Five Nights at Freddy's
Jump scares, constant fear, no time to rest—Five Nights at Freddy’s keeps you in a constant state of adrenaline. Having to survive attacks from killer animatronics all night is sure to get your blood pumping. Make sure you have your eyes and ears peeled if you plan on surviving the night.
Now that we have discussed the 10 worst video game worlds to get trapped in, here are 10 that may not be the safest, but they are certainly the most fun!
1. Stardew Valley
From owning your own farm, planting crops, interacting with the city folk, or even exploring the mines and faraway islands, this game has it all. It’s one of the coziest farming simulators that is so much more than it seems. Be sure to remember people’s birthdays, as they will be extremely friendly and happy if you do.
2. Baldur’s Gate 3
If you have ever wanted to live inside Dungeons & Dragons, now you can. Baldur’s Gate 3 is an extremely and widely popular game that almost anyone who has played it wants to live in. From casting spells, befriending characters, deceiving enemies, or almost anything else you can think of, BG3 has you covered.
3. Animal Crossing
An incredibly cute life simulator, Animal Crossing lets you build your own society of adorable creatures. Building, farming, selling, and buying make for endless possibilities. There’s something for everyone, whether you like to collect rare things or build intricate homey towns, villages, and cities.
4. Tiny Glade
Tiny Glade is a builder game that has been voted one of the coziest games ever made. Building castles, cottages, or anything else you can think of has never been more therapeutic. There is no combat, goals, or management of any kind—just beautiful meadows and relaxing times.
5. A Short Hike
An open-world adventure exploration game that is sure to make you fall in love with its quirky graphics. A Short Hike lets you see beautiful sights, as well as engage in optional side activities, all while trying to reach the top of the mountain to get cell phone reception. After you are done exploring amazing and beautiful sites and scenery, you can go back to your aunt and tell her all about it.
6. Sun Haven
Sun Haven is a game where you not only farm and make connections with the townsfolk, but you also take on quests of magic, monsters, and dragons. You can choose to play by yourself and have an awesome and cozy time, or with your friends, building a world together and unlocking new spells and skills. However you decide to play, it’s one of the coziest worlds to live in.
7. The Sims
Building your dream home, awesome furniture, and many more cool things, The Sims lets you live out your dream fantasy life. From having any job you want to making crazy amounts of money and building a mega home, you can go absolutely wild and build your most intricate world. There’s no lack of fun if you decide to move to this world.
8. Palworld
From amazing scenery to insanely cute Pals, Palworld will make you feel cozy and relaxed. With so many things to do in this world, like catching new pets, building a home, and exploring the world, there’s constant fun around every corner. Be sure to feed your Pals and build them a cozy home as well.
9. Civilization VI
Growing a civilization from scratch and making it cozy and well-maintained is exactly what Civilization VI is all about. Although you do have to defend your city from time to time using military force, for the most part, it is a very quaint and relaxing time. You can finally build a world exactly the way you want it to be.
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10. Minecraft
With the exception of some creatures that are a bit hostile toward you, Minecraft has all the potential for the perfect world to move into. Building a house, village, town, farms, and quite literally anything else you can think of and imagine is absolutely possible within this world. Let your imagination run wild and build the best world you possibly can.
