Even GTA V, which offers so many possibilities, feels restrictive when the two are viewed side by side.
The result is that MGSV is the freest sandbox I have ever seen in an action game. Do you infiltrate the enemy base during daylight, or will you wait until dusk? Steal the truck or distract your foes with an explosion? Kill or capture a mercenary? Snipe, or go in guns blazing with your faithful dog to distract guards? The choices are exhausting. You can do what you want, how you want, where you want, when you want, with whoever you want.
It doesn’t take long until this initial confusion dissolves into delight, as I become the legendary soldier Big Boss. During the first hours of MGSV I found myself overwhelmed by the possibilities – do I sneak in and out unobserved, or wreak havoc at every turn? But as I explore and learn, I find out what works for me – and as I gather resources, arsenal, allies, and more, I begin to expand the options available to suit my style.
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