15 Single Player Games From the 2000s That Have Aged Really Well

Mirror’s Edge

We’ve waxed lyrical on how ahead of its time Mirror’s Edge is before. It’s blistering parkour, fluid and uninterrupted, elicits a sense of flow few games can rival. Its world design is what brings it all together, a texture-less, bright, clean city, its predominately white palette highlighted in bold primary colours ensure when sprinting you’re always certain which route to follow. Many games attempted it before, Dying Light took a stab after, but Mirror’s Edge’s parkour is second to none.