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15 Best Parkour Games That You Need To Play

Ravi Sinha — Wed, 24 Feb 2021 18:38:53 +0000

Platforming games have been around since forever and enamored players of all ages, whether it’s focusing on precision jumping or entertaining exploration. Parkour titles are a sub-genre in that respect, encompassing both aspects while presenting a unique experience. What are some of the more noteworthy parkour games? Let’s take a look at some of them here.

Dying Light

Dying Light’s gameplay is interesting because it mixes so many different elements – zombie-like Infected, first person parkour, crafting and loot grinding – into one game. Somehow, it works, as seen when free running and vaulting desperately to escape the more dangerous Volatiles. Even when exploring during the day, it’s fun to simply dodge and weave through Infected when you’re not drop-kicking them off rooftops.

15 Most Difficult Xbox One Games

Alex Jackson — Wed, 09 May 2018 19:14:25 +0000

There’s so much choice out there for a gamer these days, it’s hard to know where to go for the best experiences for what you like in particular. Some of us love those grand stories and movie productions that other companies get, but there’s those enthusiasts among us who like a game to bend us, and even break us from time to time, not to mention a few controllers. If you’re that type of gamer, let us tell you why Xbox One is your One place to play. Did we forget any great ones? Let us know in the comments.

N++

Xbox One might not be anyone’s first thought when they want a hardcore platform game, but there’s a surprising amount to be found. N++ is Metanet’s follow up to XBLA darling N+ and though it originally launched as a PS4 and PC title, the return to the Xbox Platform has the minimalistic ninja runner as gloriously, and infuriatingly hard, as it ever was.