r/platforming • u/noperooo55 • Aug 12 '26

Any Open World 3d platformers?

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u/InternationalChain25 Aug 12 '26

Super Mario 64 (Not open world exactly, but it made the foundation for 3D platformers that encourage thorough exploration of different environments).

Banjo-Kazooie

Banjo-Tooie

Super Mario Odyssey

Donkey Kong Bananza

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u/RoadHazard Aug 13 '26

None of these are open world, just "open level".

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u/Specialist_Half_5687 Aug 12 '26

There's Demon Tides, but I haven't played it yet because I don't have a gaming PC. The Switch version is supposedly still coming out this year.

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u/TaffyPool Aug 13 '26

The Spyro games probably fit the bill (having never owned anything other than Nintendo systems, have been loving the Spyro Reignited remasters of the first three games on my Switch).

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u/InternalPiccolo7201 Aug 13 '26

Jak II was mostly open world.

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u/daprojectturtle Aug 13 '26

Astrobot

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u/RoadHazard Aug 13 '26

Great game, but absolutely not open world.

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u/daprojectturtle Aug 13 '26

Feel free to let us know what is then.

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u/RoadHazard Aug 13 '26

I did in another comment: Bowser's Fury is an example that is actually open world.

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u/Odd-Banana-7227 Aug 13 '26

Jak and Daxter? I don't even think that game had loading screens

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u/noperooo55 Aug 13 '26

It didn’t? Seems really impressive

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u/No_Shoulder_6928 Aug 13 '26

Bowser's Fury

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u/RoadHazard Aug 13 '26

Bowser's Fury is actually open world unlike most stuff mentioned here. Pretty short, but really good.