10 Upcoming Video Games That Prove Single Player Is Far From Dead

There's not much we know about Bethesda Game Studio's new IP, Starfield. When Todd Howard announced it at E3 he told us it was single-player and more ambitious than our wildest dreams, and that alone has us absolutely giddy with excitement. Not only does it mean that we're going to get a giant, open-world, space-based RPG, but it also means that developers like Todd Howard are committed to pushing the boundaries of single-player content going forward into the future.

Assuming Starfield is a next-gen game, it's evident that Bethesda Game Studios is looking forward to a future of premium single-player experiences, despite its recent interest in online through Fallout 76. Seeing games made on this scale for the single-player demographic shows that player 1 is far from extinction just yet.

But besides what it means for the future of single-player, we're excited to see just what Howard and the team can do with a space setting.

If it incorporates the kind of role-playing and immersive world building that The Elder Scrolls and Fallout have in spades, then we could be looking at the next smash-hit game from the decorated studio. It goes without saying that it's not just the sky that's the limit for this intergalactic adventure.