What are Best single-player story games on PS5? Whether it's exclusive or cross-platform titles, Sony is known for delivering fantastic single-player experiences on its systems. The PS5 looks no different with a handful of great titles already on offer that you need to check out for yourself. As part of our Guide PS5, we compiled the Best single-player story games on PS5 you can play now. And then if you plan to use PS5 backwards compatibility, we recommend that you refer to our Best single-player story games on PS4 guide.
Best single-player story games on PS5
This is what we consider the Best single-player story games on PS5. These titles have an excellent single-player campaign that prioritizes storytelling.
5. Bugsnax (PS5)
Yes, we are talking about Bugsnax once again. This enjoyable hike through Snaktooth Island in the name of capturing Bugsnax and meeting all sorts of charismatic people is not to be missed. You've got a solid seven to ten hours of single-player action here, with experiments that will determine how you catch each creature as well as side quests that reveal more about the island's inhabitants. Oh, and that ending! It's a story you won't soon forget.
For more information, read our Bugsnax PS5 review.
4. Immortels Fenyx Rising (PS5)
You'd be forgiven for thinking that all Ubisoft did last year was visit near-future London in Watch Dogs Legion and dress up as a Viking in Assassin's Creed Valhalla, but it actually released another PS5 title. early December. Immortals Fenyx Rising took players back to ancient Greece for an ironic adventure with the mythical gods of the time, and while the narrative itself wasn't all that great, it had an open world to explore. try to imitate The legend of Zelda: the breath of nature, he prioritized exploration and left you on your own most of the time. Throw in some decent combat and awesome, colorful visuals and you'll have something to discover if you have a free week or two.
For more information, read our Critique de Immortals Fenyx Rising PS5.
3. Control: Ultimate Edition (PS5)
Remedy is known for its compelling storytelling, and Control is perhaps the developer's finest achievement to date. Set inside the Federal Bureau of Control, it's Jesse Faden's job to investigate the otherworldly happenings of the building and begin harnessing the powers she's adopted in the process. Comes with the game's two post-launch DLC items, The Foundation and Alan Wake tie-in AWE is the definitive control experience. Fast and frenetic gameplay keeps you on your toes while the story itself is sure to intrigue and keep you on the lookout for all the collectibles you can get your hands on. Control is really intriguing stuff.
For more information, read our Control: Ultimate Edition PS5 review.
2. Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales (PS5)
While it may operate on a smaller scale than Peter Parker's initial PS4 adventure, Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales shouldn't be ignored by fans of the superhero. Equipped with all-new Venom powers that deal serious damage, this follow-up nicely bridges the gap between 2018's entry and the inevitable full-fledged sequel on PS5. Miles really comes into its own with an entirely web-slinger-centric story and a cast of characters who we hope will play a major part in what's to come. The gameplay may look more of the same, but when it's already of such high quality, it's impossible to turn down another 10-hour adventure with the world's most popular Avenger.
For more information, read our Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales PS5 Review.
1. Yakuza: Like a Dragon (PS5)
With former protagonist Kazuma Kiryu's story finished and dusted, it's Ichiban Kasuga's turn to pick up the pieces and get the Yakuza franchise back on track with new direction. The charming and wild hero is the centerpiece of this all-new adventure, leading him from the neon-lit streets of Kamurocho to the slums of Yokohama, and everywhere in between. Turn-based battles are all the rage, as is Ichiban's quest to reunite with his former mentor Yakuza. With unpredictable sub-scenarios to experiment with on the side, Yakuza: Like a Dragon is over 50 hours of unbridled fun. The pinnacle of what the PS5 has to offer in the single player space right now.
For more information, read our Revue de Yakuza: Like a Dragon PS5.
Do you agree with our list? Are these the Best single-player story games on PS5? Which is your favourite? Let us know what your own picks are in the comments below.
