GTA 6-like open-world games on PS5 that you shouldn't miss

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GTA 6 is still a long way off, with its launch speculated to be around the second half of 2025. However, we can't discount any surprise delays. Fans have also been eagerly awaiting the second trailer for the game, but so far, there's been no word from Rockstar. That being said, GTA 6 is set to be an open-world game. If you're craving an open-world fix in the meantime, there are plenty of fantastic options available to play on the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series consoles. Here, we have compiled a list of five top open-world games you absolutely shouldn't miss. Check if you have played them all, and if not, make sure to add them to your gaming library.

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Souls-like games are not everyone's cup of tea, but if you are up for a challenge and want to experience it in a sprawling open world, Elden Ring is perfect for you. The game lets you freely explore and face bosses at your own pace. The world-building is inspired by Game of Thrones and features lore that feels rich and immersive. The game won the Game of the Year award in 2022. It's a non-negotiable, must-play title. Plus, it is now much better compared to launch, with optimizations for the PS5 system.

The Witcher 3 came out almost a decade ago, but now it has been optimized for the PS5. The game looks much better on current-gen systems, with support for 60 FPS. The open world is as detailed as it gets, with an unsurmountable amount of content to discover, including beautifully crafted side quests. The story is full of twists and turns, offering a dose of high-quality fantasy. It's a non-negotiable, must-play game. It can also be quite challenging, especially if you're playing at higher difficulties.

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It goes without saying, but if you haven't played Red Dead Redemption 2 yet, you are missing out. The best part is, you don't necessarily