10 Biggest Open World Maps In Video Games

7: Ghost Recon: Breakpoint - 781.9 Square Miles

Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint is the eleventh Ghost Recon game in Ubisoft’s classic shooter franchise.

It also happens to have a ridiculously huge map, but, and you’re going to see this pattern forming here, this is another case where bigger may not have meant better. The map covers the fictional island of Auroa in the South Pacific and sits at approximately 781.9 square miles of traversable terrain including forestland, swamps, mountainous regions, and deserts.

Interestingly, the game was designed for the player to use the map in order to find mission locations, so you’ll have to compare a mission description to the regions instead of chasing objective markers. With a lot of ground to cover there’s also a lot for you to do like harvest resources, set up shelters, and craft items as there is a far bigger emphasis on the survival gameplay aspects this time around.

Also, shooting, you’ll still be doing a lot of shooting.