5 video game open-worlds we would love to live in (and 5 to avoid at all costs)

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Video games portray an immersive open-world where the player can get lost in for hours on end. There are times when the video game world feels almost real, close to the point of a simulation, before the player is rudely snapped back to reality.

These worlds are richly decorated with details and embellishments that make them seem almost real and worth living in. Whether it is a fantasy world filled with new sentient species or magical creatures or a technologically advanced society set in the future, video games have a diverse amount of open-worlds to choose from.

While many of these worlds are lush and rich with life, there are worlds where existing would mean a terrible ordeal. Because of an impending prophesied disaster or a zombie outbreak, these worlds would be the worst place to call home. Thus, here are five video game open-worlds which would be a great place to live in, along with five more which one should avoid.

Note: This article reflects the writer's opinions.

The stories of all the Elder Scrolls video games take place in the fictional world of Nirn on the continent of Tamriel, which is composed of a variety of nations. While disaster has been featured in different games such as Morrowinf, Oblivion, and Skyrim, the Elder Scrolls Online MMORPG takes place in several locations.

While the video game world might be the subject of many civil wars, occasional dragon attacks and recurring invasions by demonic entities, it still has much more to offer. As one of the most stable worlds in video game high fantasy, Tamriel provides a variety of scenery to call home.

For those who enjoy a cooler climate, the nation of Skyrim might prove suitable, while people looking for a more tropical environment can head to Cyrodil. An