The best part is you can pick up a lot of these games on the cheap these days, and like the many monuments and ancient cultural sites depicted within them, they stand up just as well today. It’s also been to Ancient Egypt, and more recently Ancient Greece, in the critically acclaimed Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, where you can hop around the Acropolis – back when it was a lot less crumbly. The Assassin’s Creed series has since traveled all over the world, taking you to Constantinople, the feverish streets of Paris during the French revolution, and the smoggy bustle of Victorian London. In the meantime, here are some of the best video games with real-world locations and cultural wonders that you can explore right now It’s a pretty cool way to prime yourself for the inevitable travel and sightseeing binge that we’ll all be on when restrictions are lifted. So much so, that these days you can get a legitimate fix of wanderlust from the gorgeously rendered real-world locations in today’s video games. Recent years have seen giant leaps of immersion and graphical detail in the medium. But in times when all everyone wants to do is go outside and explore the real world, they offer an unlikely source of solace now too. Videogames have always been a good source of escapism from the real world. How? By exploring real-world locations in video games! So limber up your thumbs and equip that drink-holder hat – corona lockdown is about to get pwned! With the whole world on lockdown, all visits to historical wonders, cultural sites, and exciting cities are pretty much on hold for the moment – or are they? While you might not be able to actually do much physical traveling during quarantine, there is a way that you can discover some of the world’s most remarkable culture from the comfort of your couch.
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