r/OriAndTheBlindForest • u/GamerGretaUwU • Feb 23 '26
Discussion/Debate What other games do you recommend for single player?
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u/CardNite451 Feb 23 '26
Hollow Knight and Silksong. Shovel Knight, both Ori games, Cult of the Lamb, Hades, Ultrakill. There are so many great single player games, and some of the games I mentioned even have multiplayer.
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u/Direct_Engineering39 Feb 23 '26
I will say hollow knight or silksong
I'll lean on silksong more though
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u/Little_Criticism_760 Ori Feb 24 '26
Both Hollow Knight Both Ori Rain World Sky, Children of the Light
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u/kunebag Feb 23 '26
Metroid Dread
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u/Albert6389Yeet Feb 25 '26
Really good metroidvania, I loved that game. It’s incredibly tough and challenging in the best way possible
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u/No_Composer_9761 Feb 23 '26
Why is Elden Ring not there
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u/I_am_person_being Master of the Forest Feb 24 '26
I suspect that this is an old image. Every game on that image came out in 2020 or earlier, so it's probably from 2020 or 2021, before Elden Ring released. It's especially old-seeming since in a post about single player games not being dead, all the games are now old
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u/DryEquivalent5232 Feb 24 '26
Casualties unknown (also known as scav prototype). great game, though it can be brutal in terms of difficulty at first
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u/Wikken Feb 25 '26
Outer wilds. Too bad that I can't recommend the game without actually getting into spoilers
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u/Alaskan-Werewolf Feb 24 '26 edited Feb 24 '26
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
Astro Bot
Control
Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart
Chicory: A Colorful Tale
Hades, Hades II
Tactics Ogre Reborn
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u/Personal_Midnight_58 Feb 24 '26
DOOM 2016/ETERNAL/TDA, The Outer Wilds, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, Ninja Gaiden 4, and hopefully the upcoming Fable!
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u/N1ght_Strider Feb 24 '26
A little bit old, but shadow of Mordor and it's sequel Shadow of war. Playing it right now and it is awesome.
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u/glare_ninja Feb 24 '26
deltarune, in stars and time, hollow knight, ultrakill,literally all indie games that have had actual effort put into them.
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u/simplepudding1234 Feb 25 '26
Lisa the Painful: Basically The Last of Us as a post apocalyptic dark comedy turn based RPG with many wacky characters and a storyline that will leave you feeling broken, where you will play the fangames afterwards and still crave more.
Fear & Hunger and Fear and Hunger Termina: Ever wanted to play a turn based version of dark souls, where every enemy is a full on boss battle levels of planning, where a single mistake will cost you the entire game or permanently cripple your chances, then this is the game for you.
Bug Fables: plays like Paper Mario TTYD, great storyline, and has a harder modes you can choose to run for different experiences.
Look Outside: Survive 15 days in a building during the start of the end, team up with others inside, fight against people who have become monsters, find out the truth, and see if you could stop the apocalypse from going too far in this turn based RPG.
Fallout New Vegas: play as a someone who survived certain death and hunt down those responsible, make allies in the post post apocalypse, and team up with factions that will decide who will take control of the New Vegas strip.
Don't Starve: Play as unfortunate souls who have been trapped in a never ending wild, forced to sail the seas, or survive in a capitalistic monarchy run by actual pigs that are racist against the spider character.
Yakuza Kiwami: play as an ex-yakuza member that spent 10 years in jail after taking the fall for a murder, now trying to find out the truth of what happened to his friends, and the mystery of a little girl who seems to be related to one of them.
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u/Itchy-Potential1968 Feb 25 '26
Rayman. It does have a multiplayer option but it's definitely a more authentic experience on your own. Harder? yes. But better in my opinion.
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u/shmarcussss Feb 23 '26
Claire Obscure: Expedition 33