Ori and the Blind Forest is not an easy game and will test your patience at times, but the pay-off is worth your effort just to see what beautiful scenery hides around the next corner. An emotional introduction soon leads to a connection between the player and Ori and with the help of Sein, a small being of light, jumps, climbs and blasts his way through the Blind Forest. The best of them all though was released in 2015 and follows the story of Ori, a small rabbit-like creature who attempts to restore light to the Nibel Forest. Recent years have seen a rise of side-scrolling 2D platformers, with games such as Shovel Knight, Rayman Origins/Legends, Guacamelee and most recently Unravel, among many others.
In no particular order… Ori and the Blind Forest Here at OnlySP we’ve attempted to whittle down the top 5 Single Player games to play on Microsoft’s flagship console that are currently available. Above all though, it’s a game console, hidden in the shadows of its Sony counterpart since release, the Xbox One still offers plenty of fantastic games at an incredible standard. A wonderful machine that acts as your TV, your browser, and your complete home entertainment system.
