Best Single Player Games – Top 10 Games of All Time

The remaining of The Witcher 3 might be deemed flawless if you can get your head around a new kind of combat that abolishes many conventions seen in prior games. You are a Witcher, or monster slayer, as you and I refer to you. The Witcher 3 has so much to do and explore that it may seem overwhelming at first, but when you complete your first few monster contracts and start Geralt’s quest to locate the ones he loves, you won’t stop playing until you’ve completed the game and killed thousands of opponents.

To be honest, The Last of Us could easily have been named here, but the sequel, appropriately titled The Last of Us 2, took the basic formula and refined it. Like its predecessor, it will feature themes of love, grief, and other jaw-dropping experiences that you may only shake a homemade Molotov cocktail at. The first Last of Us game had plenty of ideas about humanity and morality, but the second one ups the ante by dialing it up to 11, and it’s much improved for it.

Dinosaurs that are controlled by robots. Is there anything else we should say? We won’t, but we’ll do it anyway. You once again take control of Aloy in an vast, lush, open-world setting brimming with mysteries to uncover, collectibles to find, and dangers to conquer as the expansive sequel to Horizon Zero Dawn. You return up against robot dinosaurs that inhabit the landscape, from small Watchers to terrifying Snapmaws, Thunderjaws, and more as a story-driven RPG. It continues where Zero Dawn left off.

Rockstar’s western epic is the ideal starting point for this list. Red Dead Redemption 2 puts you in the shoes of Arthur Morgan, a prequel to the original game. As part of Dutch van der Linde’s gang, you can explore the staggeringly gorgeous wild west on horseback, hunt animals, play poker, go fishing, and more. After your epic journey is complete, join Red Dead Online for even more cowboy action.

As the Tarnished, you’ll explore a huge open-world environment of the Lands Between from Software’s action RPG. Elden Ring offers a fulfilling, compelling adventure full of dungeons to explore, large enemies to conquer, and various difficulties to overcome. There’s nothing quite like the feeling of emerging victorious after you take down a particularly strong enemy, despite the fact that you may expect to be in for many tough fights.

With Super Mario Odyssey, Mario’s old best buddy Cappy, and his brand new pal Cappy, everyone’s favorite plumber leaped onto the Nintendo Switch. Depart on a new perilous trip across various realms to recover Princess Peach from Bowser’s clutches, encountering many helpful and dangerous personalities along the route. By keeping pace with modern gameplay features while introducing new concepts, Super Mario Odyssey retains the appeal and fascinating gameplay of prior installments.

Assassin’s Creed has become predictable in recent years, to put it mildly. Ubisoft acknowledged our complaints for the 12th mainline adventure. Assassin’s Creed Valhalla allows players to embrace the fury of a blood-soaked Viking by dropping the series’ tedious forced stealth and fully committing to a grin-inducing historical power fantasy. After years of climbing towers and walking slowly behind opponents, Valhalla’s head-cleaving fortress topper is a nice change of pace.

God of War PS4 has taken the franchise to the next level, and it’s been a long time since I’ve enjoyed a God of War game. Kratos is controlled by the players and explores realms straight from Norse mythology, which has evolved from linear narrative to a semi-open world. That’s why we dubbed it one of “PlayStation’s greatest moments” because it’s brutal, tough, and inexplicably gorgeous.

Who knew that one of the greatest open worlds ever created would be Zelda’s series, which was the first to do so? Zelda’s debut game is Legends of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Link’s latest adventure on the Nintendo Switch is one of his greatest ever, and it’s his first. There’s so much to do! Breath of the Wild is possibly the greatest RPG on Nintendo Switch right now, from hunting down Guardians and finishing shrines to searching for 900 Korok Seeds.

Remedy’s newest foray into new weird is perhaps the studio’s finest work to date. It’s up to you to explore the depths of the FBI’s HQ, the Oldest House, which is as scary, magical, and strange as it sounds. You’re in the shoes of Jesse, newly appointed Director of the Bureau of Control. Control is a supernatural pill of kaleidoscopic devastation with each moment managing to top the last in its pure, surreal beauty. It features third-person shooter combat that is delectably off-kilter and a wonderfully strange tale.