The most influential 3D open-world video game was Grand Theft Auto III (2001). The first polygonal 3D open-world games were Arsys Software's Wibarm (1986) and Star Cruiser (1988).
The first true fully-scaled on-foot open-world games were Courageous Perseus and Hydlide (1984), which influenced The Legend of Zelda (1986), the first open-world console game and the most influential open-world game, with most modern open-world games tracing their roots to Zelda. The first top-down scrolling open-world game was Namco's Rally-X (1980). The first 3D open-world game was SEGA's combat flight simulator Heli-Shooter (1977). The first open-world game was SEGA's Jet Rocket (1970), followed by Taito's Western Gun (1975) and Interceptor (1975). The roots of open-world gaming can be traced back as early as Go (c. A true " sandbox" is where the player has tools to modify the world themselves and create how they play. Open world doesn't necessarily mean sandbox. The term "sandbox" is often used incorrectly. "Open world" and "free-roaming" suggest nonlinear gameplay with the absence of artificial barriers, in contrast to the invisible walls and loading screens that are common in linear level designs. The term "free roam" is also used, as is "sandbox" and "free-roaming". Open-world video games are a type of video game where a player can roam freely through a virtual world and is given considerable freedom in choosing how or when to approach objectives.
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