author: Krzysiek Kalwasinski
15 Most Iconic Video Game Locations
There are some locations in games that simply sink into your memory forever. Some do instantly, others only after time. Most likely, each of you can name at least one such place. You may find it among our fifteen favorite video games spots.
Table of Contents
- 15 Most Iconic Video Game Locations
- The old camp – Gothic
- Dust 2 – Counter Strike
- Grove Street (home) – GTA: San Andreas
- Normandy SR-2 – Mass Effect 2
- Irenicus Dungeons – Baldur's Gate 2: Shadows of Amn
- Summoner's Rift – League of Legends
- Hanamura – Overwatch / Heroes of the Storm
- Rogue Encampment – Diablo 2
- Pelican Town – Stardew Valley
- Novigrad – The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
- The Crossroads – World of Warcraft
- Dawnport – Tibia
- Rattay – Kingdom Come: Deliverance
- Caspian Border – Battlefield 3
Caspian Border – Battlefield 3
- What we remember it for? Too much crazy action and a mix of everything Battlefield did best.
- Why is it worth revisiting? To ambush someone by flag B.
- Nostalgia meter: 6/10
- Other places of interest: Operation Metro, Alborz Mountains
Another noteworthy multiplayer map comes from Battlefield 3, EA's big hit. And one of the best installments of this series at the same time. It consists of a quite successful single-player campaign and, of course, an incomparably better multiplayer mode, in which up to 64 people can meet. And it's all on really big maps.
One of the best ones is the Caspian Border, which even got its own gameplay trailer. The map delighted the audience during beta-tests. And no wonder – it's one of the best-designed locations not only in this game, but also in the entire franchise. It worked really well for infantry and a variety of vehicles, from MRAPs to tanks and fighter jets.
This map is the face of the third BF. No wonder it returned in the following parts. The Caspian Border was also featured in Battlefield 4 and the latest installment of the series, Battlefield 2042.
