5 great single-player video games you can finish in under a week this June

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As new video games seem to be scarce around this time of the year, players might be looking for something to keep themselves occupied until a few new releases drop. Single-player games are great for times like these as they are designed for just one player while offering a great story along with challenging gameplay.

Over the years, these kinds of video games have become larger in scope and size, with expansive open-world maps, side activities, quests and challenges that keep the player occupied. This generally adds to the already long runtime, which could be a nuisance for some, but helps serve as a stop-gap between releases.

Here are five great single-player experiences that players can complete in under a week this June.

Note: This article is subjective and reflects the writer's opinon

While most of FromSoftware’s games have multiplayer components, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice did not have that option as the studio solely wanted to focus on the single-player experience. With a minimum of 30 hours required to finish the story campaign and 70 hours for 100% completion, Sekiro did deliver on that promise.

Players take on the role of a nameless Shinobi, who is later dubbed Sekiro, as he embarks on a mission to rescue his young master from the Ashina clan, who have kidnapped him. Set during a fictional Sengoku era of feudal Japan, this video game delves into many elements of myths, mysticism and one individual’s honor.

The game’s combat is one of the most enjoyable aspects of the title, integrating the soulsborne formula while not being hindered by a stamina bar like older games. Attacking, blocking, and timed parries were the prime elements of combat. Once mastered, these fundamentals would give players a fighting chance against