Thanks to OpenStreetMap and some tools like RealMap that can use the data to quickly generate realistic game maps, I've seen a few games come out lately that allow you to experience the game on a map of anywhere in the world.
Being able to play in a local map was one of the early draws for me years and years ago with the Flight Simulator games. I haven't played any of these new games yet, but it seems interesting and like it could add extra incentive, for instance, in the zombie game to have a representation of your actual house attacked.
Just want to see what other people think of this tech and whether they've played any games that use it.
Save 20% on Infection Free Zone on Steam
Choose any real region from the world. Choose your base of operations, then rebuild and readapt the buildings around you to create a self-sustaining settlement. Take charge of a group of survivors from your city. And when the night falls - Defend the zone from the infected!
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Global Farmer on Steam
Farm the world in an immersive top-down management game that lets you choose your farm's location anywhere on the real-world map! Want to experience a rich strawberry harvest in the French countryside? Or challenge the hot sun in South America? The choice is yours!
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Being able to play in a local map was one of the early draws for me years and years ago with the Flight Simulator games. I haven't played any of these new games yet, but it seems interesting and like it could add extra incentive, for instance, in the zombie game to have a representation of your actual house attacked.
Just want to see what other people think of this tech and whether they've played any games that use it.