Mitchell Akhurst, Author at The Escapist

Inkbound technical preview demo Shiny PC online roguelike like Monster Train Slay the Spire procedurally generated

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Inkbound Is a Tactically Satisfying Online Roguelike from Monster Train Devs – Preview

I love not quite knowing where a game is going. I had no idea of what to expect when I first played Slay ...

By Mitchell AkhurstJanuary 25, 2023

3 single player games May 2021 Resident Evil Village Mass Effect: Legendary Edition Biomutant

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Three Single Player Games to Watch Out for in May 2021

If you look at the release calendar, this month is a variety platter: big remasters, mid-tier ports to Nintendo Switch, and a lot ...

By Mitchell AkhurstMay 3, 2021

3 single player games April 2021 New Pokémon Snap Returnal Oddworld: Soulstorm

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Three Single Player Games to Watch Out for in April 2021

Well, that was fast. It seemed like we might make it through a few weeks without being overwhelmed with releases — and yet ...

By Mitchell AkhurstApril 3, 2021

single player games March 2021 Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town Monster Hunter Rise Evil Genius 2: World Domination

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Three Single Player Games to Watch Out for in March 2021

We are now standing at the tipping point for game delays, from some that were delayed out of 2020, to those that need ...

By Mitchell AkhurstMarch 1, 2021

five single player games February 2021 Persona 5 Strikers Little Nightmares II Bravely Default II Ys IX Nox Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury

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Five Single Player Games to Watch Out for in February 2021

2021 has properly landed, and although the world will forever be different, video games are a constant. In the news, games are being ...

By Mitchell AkhurstFebruary 1, 2021

three single player games january 2021 hitman 3 cyber shadow atelier ryza 2

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Three Single Player Games to Watch Out for in January 2021

Welcome to 2021. We made it through 2020, an uncommonly good year for games (especially single player games), if not for anything else. ...

By Mitchell AkhurstJanuary 2, 2021

five single player games december 2020 empire of sin immortals fenyx rising call of the sea twin mirror shiren the wanderer 5

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Five Single Player Games to Watch Out for in December 2020

December is the strangest, most unsure month of the year for game releases, as so many titles still have 2020 releases penciled in ...

By Mitchell AkhurstDecember 1, 2020

five Single Player Games November 2020 The Pathless Bugsnax Yakuza: Like a Dragon The Falconeer Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity

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Five Single Player Games to Watch Out for in November 2020

Thanks for making it through the year everyone — 2020 has been uncharacteristically awful worldwide, but surprisingly good for video games. November brings ...

By Mitchell AkhurstNovember 1, 2020

4 Single Player Games October 2020 Star Wars: Squadrons, Ikenfell, Torchlight III, and Ghostrunner

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Four Single Player Games to Watch Out for in October 2020

Yet again this month brings solo players an overflowing cornucopia of indie games and bigger releases to choose from, but as usual I ...

By Mitchell AkhurstOctober 1, 2020

Single player games September 2020: 3 Sentinels: Aegis Rim, Tamarin, Star Renegades, Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning

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Four Single Player Games to Watch Out for in September 2020

This month is absolutely full to bursting with single player games to choose from, but we are looking at four games in particular ...

By Mitchell AkhurstSeptember 1, 2020

five single player games August 2020 A Total War Saga: Troy Helheim Hassle Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time Wasteland 3 Windbound

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Five Single Player Games to Watch Out for in August 2020

There may not be one enormous headlining single player release this August, but the cavalcade of indie and niche titles releasing never stops. ...

By Mitchell AkhurstAugust 1, 2020

three single player games july 2020 Ghost of Tsushima, Paper Mario: The Origami King, Destroy All Humans!

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Three Single Player Games to Watch Out for in July 2020

Phew, you made it through the first six months of the year, but don’t think that things are going to slow down. As ...

By Mitchell AkhurstJuly 1, 2020

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