The Tallest Video Game Buildings You Can Jump Off Of

The Tallest Video Game Buildings You Can Jump Off Of

During Assassins Creed Valhalla, protagonist Eivor can find themselves in Asgard, home of the Norse Gods. The picturesque land is dominated by one central building: Hemidall’s Tower. The behemoth of a tower is home to the throne of Odin. It also commands a breathtaking view of the surrounding area, including the iridescent Bifrost Bridge and Yggdrasil the World Tree.
Situated directly in front of Odin’s thrones is one of the series’ famous synchronization points, which offers a stunning panoramic sweep of the tower and its surroundings and is one of the redeeming qualities of a disappointing Asgard in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla. Once synchronized, players are free to hurl themselves from the tallest viewpoint in the series to date, dwarfing even the statue of Zeus from the previous game. The pool of water at the base ensures that Eivor will survive the fall, and the game’s fast travel system means that traveling to the top to repeat the process is simply a menu away.

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GTA 5’s Tallest Building, Maze Bank Tower, Is A 96-Story Beast

The Maze Bank Tower is an imposing sight in Grand Theft Auto 5‘s downtown Los Santos. Stretching 96 stories into the air, the building is the tallest in the game. With such a commanding skyline presence, it makes sense that some of the game’s missions would focus on or around it. The “Targeted Risk” mission involves Franklin and daredevil Dom base jumping off the top of the skyscraper and landing on the back of a flatbed. The building does feature more heavily in Grand Theft Auto Online. Should new Grand Theft Auto Online players get started and want an imposing building to base their illicit businesses out of, the Maze Bank Tower can provide just that. Once purchased, any business the player can run out of an office building can be headquartered there, and access to the helipad and garages ensure that players always have a vehicle waiting for them.

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Dying Light Offers Great Views & Ziplining With The Antenna
 

Smooth traversal and climbing are selling points of the Dying Light franchise. The games pride themselves on their parkour systems, and climbing buildings in the first person is a snap because of it. This is especially highlighted by the Antenna, which players will visit as part of the “Broadcast” quest in the original game. The player must scale the antenna to send a message and prevent further disaster from befalling the already ruined city of Harran. Once done, the player is treated to breathtaking views not likely to be found in the Dying Light team’s new fantasy RPG. They are then free to zipline down one of the support cables and continue their quest. Alternatively, if the player is feeling brave, they can hurl themselves off and attempt to survive the landing by steering their fall to land on one of the nearby cars.

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 Batman: Arkham Knight’s Wayne Tower Is A Perch Fit For A Bat

The only building to appear in every Arkham game, Wayne Tower dominates Gotham City’s skyline. It can be seen from all parts of Gotham, Arkham Asylum, and Arkham City. In Batman: Arkham Knight, it can finally be visited. The tower serves as a headquarters for Wayne Enterprises, and Bruce Wayne’s office serves as a temporary base for tech-wizard Lucius Fox throughout the events of the game.
Batman pays several visits to the tower throughout the night to collect upgrades and check on Lucius, and must even thwart an attack by his adversary Hush during the later stages of the game. Wayne Tower offers a view of the entire overworld, and a glide from the top can take Batman virtually anywhere on the three islands. Even though Batman: Arkham Knight‘s Batmobile is better than most remember, it still can’t hold a candle to soaring through the night. Alternatively, diving from one of the balconies at full speed toward the bottom yields a superhero landing with a devastating shockwave should the right WayneTech upgrades have been purchased.

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Marvel’s Spider-Man – Avengers Tower

Rivaling One World Trade Center in height in Marvel’s Spider-Man is Avengers Tower, the New York Headquarters of earth’s mightiest heroes. Taking up a majority of the Upper-East Side’s skyline, the tower bears the iconic Avengers “A” on the side. Spider-Man is free to scale the tower at any time and is even rewarded with the “Hero for Higher” trophy for perching on one of the blinking lights at the very top of the tower. Also available to find is one of his stashed backpacks, which contains a vial of sand from perennial adversary Sandman, one of a few similarities between Marvel’s Spider-Man and No Way Home.
Taking a picture of the tower warrants some commentary from Spider-Man about the Avengers never being home. Once all the collectibles and trophies are acquired, players are free to fall from the tallest building in New York. They may even perform several of the game’s contextual acrobatic tricks on the way down.
Base-jumping and free-falling are synonymous with some of the games on this list. Whether it is the Leaps of Faith from the Assassin’s Creed franchise or web-slinging tricks and tumbles from Marvel’s Spider-Man, the tallest buildings in video games can give rise to some of gaming’s greatest moments. With stunning acrobatics and death-defying leaps, jumping off the tallest buildings in video games can often prove just as fun and rewarding as the climb to the top.

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The Tallest Video Game Buildings You Can Jump Off Of

During Assassins Creed Valhalla, protagonist Eivor can find themselves in Asgard, home of the Norse Gods. The picturesque land is dominated by one central building: Hemidall’s Tower. The behemoth of a tower is home to the throne of Odin. It also commands a breathtaking view of the surrounding area, including the iridescent Bifrost Bridge and Yggdrasil the World Tree.
Situated directly in front of Odin’s thrones is one of the series’ famous synchronization points, which offers a stunning panoramic sweep of the tower and its surroundings and is one of the redeeming qualities of a disappointing Asgard in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla. Once synchronized, players are free to hurl themselves from the tallest viewpoint in the series to date, dwarfing even the statue of Zeus from the previous game. The pool of water at the base ensures that Eivor will survive the fall, and the game’s fast travel system means that traveling to the top to repeat the process is simply a menu away.

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GTA 5’s Tallest Building, Maze Bank Tower, Is A 96-Story Beast

The Maze Bank Tower is an imposing sight in Grand Theft Auto 5‘s downtown Los Santos. Stretching 96 stories into the air, the building is the tallest in the game. With such a commanding skyline presence, it makes sense that some of the game’s missions would focus on or around it. The “Targeted Risk” mission involves Franklin and daredevil Dom base jumping off the top of the skyscraper and landing on the back of a flatbed. The building does feature more heavily in Grand Theft Auto Online. Should new Grand Theft Auto Online players get started and want an imposing building to base their illicit businesses out of, the Maze Bank Tower can provide just that. Once purchased, any business the player can run out of an office building can be headquartered there, and access to the helipad and garages ensure that players always have a vehicle waiting for them.

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Dying Light Offers Great Views & Ziplining With The Antenna
 

Smooth traversal and climbing are selling points of the Dying Light franchise. The games pride themselves on their parkour systems, and climbing buildings in the first person is a snap because of it. This is especially highlighted by the Antenna, which players will visit as part of the “Broadcast” quest in the original game. The player must scale the antenna to send a message and prevent further disaster from befalling the already ruined city of Harran. Once done, the player is treated to breathtaking views not likely to be found in the Dying Light team’s new fantasy RPG. They are then free to zipline down one of the support cables and continue their quest. Alternatively, if the player is feeling brave, they can hurl themselves off and attempt to survive the landing by steering their fall to land on one of the nearby cars.

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 Batman: Arkham Knight’s Wayne Tower Is A Perch Fit For A Bat

The only building to appear in every Arkham game, Wayne Tower dominates Gotham City’s skyline. It can be seen from all parts of Gotham, Arkham Asylum, and Arkham City. In Batman: Arkham Knight, it can finally be visited. The tower serves as a headquarters for Wayne Enterprises, and Bruce Wayne’s office serves as a temporary base for tech-wizard Lucius Fox throughout the events of the game.
Batman pays several visits to the tower throughout the night to collect upgrades and check on Lucius, and must even thwart an attack by his adversary Hush during the later stages of the game. Wayne Tower offers a view of the entire overworld, and a glide from the top can take Batman virtually anywhere on the three islands. Even though Batman: Arkham Knight‘s Batmobile is better than most remember, it still can’t hold a candle to soaring through the night. Alternatively, diving from one of the balconies at full speed toward the bottom yields a superhero landing with a devastating shockwave should the right WayneTech upgrades have been purchased.

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Marvel’s Spider-Man – Avengers Tower

Rivaling One World Trade Center in height in Marvel’s Spider-Man is Avengers Tower, the New York Headquarters of earth’s mightiest heroes. Taking up a majority of the Upper-East Side’s skyline, the tower bears the iconic Avengers “A” on the side. Spider-Man is free to scale the tower at any time and is even rewarded with the “Hero for Higher” trophy for perching on one of the blinking lights at the very top of the tower. Also available to find is one of his stashed backpacks, which contains a vial of sand from perennial adversary Sandman, one of a few similarities between Marvel’s Spider-Man and No Way Home.
Taking a picture of the tower warrants some commentary from Spider-Man about the Avengers never being home. Once all the collectibles and trophies are acquired, players are free to fall from the tallest building in New York. They may even perform several of the game’s contextual acrobatic tricks on the way down.
Base-jumping and free-falling are synonymous with some of the games on this list. Whether it is the Leaps of Faith from the Assassin’s Creed franchise or web-slinging tricks and tumbles from Marvel’s Spider-Man, the tallest buildings in video games can give rise to some of gaming’s greatest moments. With stunning acrobatics and death-defying leaps, jumping off the tallest buildings in video games can often prove just as fun and rewarding as the climb to the top.

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