Third-person view action-adventure games
A third-person action-adventure is a genre of video game that combines elements of action and adventure gameplay while utilizing a third-person perspective. In this type of game, the player controls a character and navigates through a three-dimensional game world.
The third-person perspective means that the camera is positioned behind the character, providing a view of their actions and surroundings. This viewpoint allows players to see their character's movements, interactions, and the environment from a more cinematic angle.
The action component of the genre refers to the emphasis on fast-paced combat, platforming, and physical challenges. The adventure aspect involves exploration of the game world, solving puzzles, and unraveling a storyline or completing quests. Examples of popular third-person action-adventure games include the Tomb Raider series, Assassin's Creed series, and Alone in the Dark series.
Third-person action-adventure games
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DOS19944.2/5 Andrew Spencer Studios
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DOS19933.7/5 Infogrames
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Windows XP/98/951999protected4.1/5 Quantic Dream
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DOS1997protected3.8/5 Gremlin Graphics / Gremlin Interactive
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