A game world can look nearly finished for a surprisingly long time.
There is terrain. There are trees. There is lighting. The camera moves, the character rides forward, and nothing is technically broken. Then you take a proper look at it and realise something still feels wrong, because it's not easy to designing a horse game.
"Endless world" is one of the best-sounding phrases in game development.
No map edge. No invisible fence. No big red message telling you to turn around. You pick a direction and keep going.
A game world can look nearly finished for a surprisingly long time. There is terrain. There are trees. There is lighting. The camera moves, ...
