Open-world game settings are very popular in the market, and the virtual worlds created by these games have a high degree of freedom that players can explore at will. In the process of exploration, there will be a variety of wonderful experiences, and unknowns and randomness are the sources of charm for open-world games. So in an open-world game, the size of the map is often huge, and ATLAS is no exception. In ATLAS, players have the opportunity to explore dozens of different world areas, and as the game updates, the number of explorable areas continues to increase.
Not long ago, ATLAS has opened up new seas one after another, first an endless mysterious sea, where there are no islands, players have no place to rest, and can only drift here for a long time, so before entering the mysterious sea, you must prepare sufficient supplies. On top of the Uncharted Sea, ATLAS opens up uncharted waters and trackless waters, which are in different temperature zones.
Trackless waters are a tropical island off the west coast of South America where players can find the entrance to South America, while unknown waters are a rather hidden tundra area that players cannot access in the normal way, which is where the name unknown waters comes from. To find the entrance to uncharted waters, you can seek breakthroughs from Africa and Antarctica. In both waters, players can find some clues to the Industrial Revolution.
The Industrial Revolution ushered in atlas's industrial age, which will feature new industrial resources and industrial devices, and players will have the opportunity to create industrialized megacities with industrial devices. After successfully exploring new seas, it may be possible to expand the scope of their own cities to new seas, and gradually realize the unification of a large area. I wonder if you have explored the new seas of ATLAS? Let's talk about it in the comments section.