Third-person view
Third-person view is a perspective in video games where the player always sees their character. Usually, the camera is positioned behind the character, and recently, a popular solution has been to shift the camera slightly to the side, so that the player feels like they are looking over the character's shoulder. Sometimes the camera is free, allowing the character to be viewed from all angles. This view is used in shooters, action games, RPGs, and their hybrids.
Years
Platforms
PlayStation 2PlayStationXboxPS VitaGame Boy AdvanceNintendo 64DreamcastGameCubeExEnWonderSwan ColorGame Boy ColorAtari 5200DOSPalm OSWindows MobileAtari 2600
Statuses
Best Games in the Third-person view genre of 2002
Role-playing game, Third-person view, Futurism (Future), Anime / Manga, Fantasy / Medieval, Turn-based
July 19, 2001
Players:
8.9/10
Metacritic:
92/100
Final Fantasy 10 — just like in the previous games of the series, the player controls the main character from a third-person perspective, moving through locations...
Role-playing game, Simulation, Action, Strategy, Fighting, Warships / Submarines, First-person view, Third-person view
November 24, 2000
Players:
9.4/10
Metacritic:
71/100
Sea Dogs is a first-person role-playing game with elements of simulation, action, strategy, fighting and warship simulator from the masters at the Sea Dog studio...
Action, Shooter, Third-person view, Futurism (Future), Anime / Manga, Combat robots, Post-apocalyptic
August 4, 2002
Players:
5/10
Metacritic:
35/100
Tsunami 2265 is a third-person action game with a touch of shooter, anime or manga game and robot simulator from the developers from the studio Prograph Research...
