• Art of the Rally (Cloud and Console - 2021) - Race in the golden era of Rally. Drive iconic cars from the 60s to Group B on challenging stages that are inspired by real locations.
• Astria Ascending (Cloud and Console - 2021) - Astria Asceding is a turn-based JRPG that puts players in control of the Demigods - a motley crew of eight heroes charged with the fate of the world.
• Backbone (Cloud and Console) - Backbone is a noir roleplaying detective adventure that puts you in the shoes of anthropomorphic raccoon and private eye, Howard Lotor.
• Boyfriend Dungeon (Console and PC) - Boyfriend Dungeon is a dungeon-crawler that is all about dating your weapons. Enjoy the world's best "shack-and-slash" game.
• Craftopia (Console and PC) - Craftopia is a multiplayer survival action game that features hunting, farming, hack-and-slash, building, automation, and more.

• Dead Static Drive (Console and PC) - Top-down driving meets survival horror in Dead Static Club. Drive down Route 666 and take your chances against unearthly horrors.
• Edge of Eternity (Cloud and Console - 2021) - Edge of Eternity is a grand tale of hope and sacrifice that follows a cast of unforgettable characters on a fate-defying journey across a dying world.
• Hello Neighbor 2 (Cloud and Console) - Hello Neighbor 2 is a stealth horror game that is all about uncovering your creepy neighbor's secrets.
• Library of Ruina (Cloud and Console) - Become the owner of the Library and find the "one singular, perfect book." Guests will get in your way, and defeated guests will turn into books.
• Little Witch in the Woods (Cloud and Console) - Little Witch in the Woods is a fantasy role playing game that lets you live the life of a witch named Ellie.
• Moonglow Bay (Cloud and Console) - Moonglow Bay is a wholesome fishing RPG set along the 1980's Eastern Canadian coastline and features over 100 aquatic species.

• Narita Boy (Cloud and Console) - Narita Boy, in this game, becomes the best-selling video game of all time in the '80s, but a dark secret lives in its binaural code.
• Nobody Saves the World (Cloud and Console) - Guacamelee! developer DrinkBox Studios have revealed Nobody Saves the World, an action RPG that lets your transform into a Ranger, Rat, Horse, and a dozen other unique forms.
• Omno (Cloud and Console - Summer 2021) - Take on a journey through an ancient world of wonders in Omno, a single-player adventure full of puzzles, secrets, obstacles to overcome, and more.
• Recompile (Cloud, Console, and PC - 2021) - Take control of a semi-sapient program and escape deletion in this atmospheric, Metroidvania-inspired hacking adventure.
• Sable (Console and PC) - Sable is a coming-of-age tale of discovery through exploration across a strikingly rendered open world desert.
• She Dreams Elsewhere (Console and PC) - She Dreams Elsewhere is a surreal adventure RPG about dreams and the extent to which they mirror reality.
• S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 (Cloud and Console) - S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 is a blend of FPS, immersive sim, and horror set in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone.

• The Ascent (Cloud, Console, and PC) - The Ascent Group is a mega corporation that owns you and everyone else, and it has just collapses. Discover what happens and deal with the fallout in this solo and co-op action RPG set in a cyberpunk world.
• Undungeon (Cloud, Console, and PC) - Travel between dimensions and change the world around you in this action RPG driven by intense real-time combat and a rich sci-fi story.
• Way to the Woods (Cloud and Console) - A Deer and Fawn must embark on a journey through an abandoned world of the unknown to get home.
• The Wild at Heart (Console) - Take control of a magical swarm of curious creatures in this story-rich, action-adventure game about childhood escapism.

• Art of the Rally (Cloud and Console - 2021) - Race in the golden era of Rally. Drive iconic cars from the 60s to Group B on challenging stages that are inspired by real locations.
• Astria Ascending (Cloud and Console - 2021) - Astria Asceding is a turn-based JRPG that puts players in control of the Demigods - a motley crew of eight heroes charged with the fate of the world.
• Backbone (Cloud and Console) - Backbone is a noir roleplaying detective adventure that puts you in the shoes of anthropomorphic raccoon and private eye, Howard Lotor.
• Boyfriend Dungeon (Console and PC) - Boyfriend Dungeon is a dungeon-crawler that is all about dating your weapons. Enjoy the world's best "shack-and-slash" game.
• Craftopia (Console and PC) - Craftopia is a multiplayer survival action game that features hunting, farming, hack-and-slash, building, automation, and more.

• Dead Static Drive (Console and PC) - Top-down driving meets survival horror in Dead Static Club. Drive down Route 666 and take your chances against unearthly horrors.
• Edge of Eternity (Cloud and Console - 2021) - Edge of Eternity is a grand tale of hope and sacrifice that follows a cast of unforgettable characters on a fate-defying journey across a dying world.
• Hello Neighbor 2 (Cloud and Console) - Hello Neighbor 2 is a stealth horror game that is all about uncovering your creepy neighbor's secrets.
• Library of Ruina (Cloud and Console) - Become the owner of the Library and find the "one singular, perfect book." Guests will get in your way, and defeated guests will turn into books.
• Little Witch in the Woods (Cloud and Console) - Little Witch in the Woods is a fantasy role playing game that lets you live the life of a witch named Ellie.
• Moonglow Bay (Cloud and Console) - Moonglow Bay is a wholesome fishing RPG set along the 1980's Eastern Canadian coastline and features over 100 aquatic species.

• Narita Boy (Cloud and Console) - Narita Boy, in this game, becomes the best-selling video game of all time in the '80s, but a dark secret lives in its binaural code.
• Nobody Saves the World (Cloud and Console) - Guacamelee! developer DrinkBox Studios have revealed Nobody Saves the World, an action RPG that lets your transform into a Ranger, Rat, Horse, and a dozen other unique forms.
• Omno (Cloud and Console - Summer 2021) - Take on a journey through an ancient world of wonders in Omno, a single-player adventure full of puzzles, secrets, obstacles to overcome, and more.
• Recompile (Cloud, Console, and PC - 2021) - Take control of a semi-sapient program and escape deletion in this atmospheric, Metroidvania-inspired hacking adventure.
• Sable (Console and PC) - Sable is a coming-of-age tale of discovery through exploration across a strikingly rendered open world desert.
• She Dreams Elsewhere (Console and PC) - She Dreams Elsewhere is a surreal adventure RPG about dreams and the extent to which they mirror reality.
• S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 (Cloud and Console) - S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 is a blend of FPS, immersive sim, and horror set in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone.

• The Ascent (Cloud, Console, and PC) - The Ascent Group is a mega corporation that owns you and everyone else, and it has just collapses. Discover what happens and deal with the fallout in this solo and co-op action RPG set in a cyberpunk world.
• Undungeon (Cloud, Console, and PC) - Travel between dimensions and change the world around you in this action RPG driven by intense real-time combat and a rich sci-fi story.
• Way to the Woods (Cloud and Console) - A Deer and Fawn must embark on a journey through an abandoned world of the unknown to get home.
• The Wild at Heart (Console) - Take control of a magical swarm of curious creatures in this story-rich, action-adventure game about childhood escapism.

DrinkBox Studios New Game Is Nobody Saves the World

Soup Pot Aims to Capture the Open Nature of Home Cooking

Moonglow Bay Is a Wholesome Fishing RPG Set Along the 1980's Eastern Canadian Coastline

Death's Door Is Set in a World Where Crows Are in Charge

Twelve Minutes Gets a New Story Trailer

Among Us' New Airship Map Gets a New Trailer

Astria Ascending Features a Motley Crew of Eight Heroes Charged With the Fate of the World

22 Games Will Be Launching Day One With Xbox Game Pass

• Art of the Rally
• Astria Ascending
• Backbone
• Boyfriend Dungeon
• Craftopia
• Dead Static Drive
• Edge of Eternity
• Hello Neighbor 2
• Library of Ruina
• Little Witch in the Woods
• Moonglow Bay
• Narita Boy
• Nobody Saves the World
• Omno
• Recompile
• Sable
• She Dreams Elsewhere
• S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2
• The Ascent
• Undungeon
• Way to the Woods
• Wild at Heart

Over 60 Games are Headed to Xbox Series X/S

• Adios
• Aerial_Knight's Never Yield
• Airport for Aliens Run By Dogs
• Alba: A Wildlife Adventure
• Alchemic Cutie
• Among Us
• Art of Rally
• Astria Ascending
• Atrio: The Dark Wild
• Blaster Master Zero 3
• Chivalry 2

• Cloud Gardens
• Clouzy!
• Craftopia
• Dark Alliance
• Death's Door
• Demon Turf
• Despelote
• Echo Generation
• Enlisted
• Exo One
• Exomecha
• Griftlands
• Hello Neighbor 2
• Iron Corbo: Kung Fu Janitor
• Knight Squad 2
• Lake
• Last Oasis
• Last Stop
• Lawn Mowing Sim
• Little Witch in the Woods
• Loot River
• Lost Avalon
• Lost Eidolons
• Mad Streets
• Moonglow Bay
• Narita Boy
• Nobody Saves the World
• Omno
• Onsen Master
• Princess Farmer
• Rust

• Second Extinction
• Song of Iron
• Soup Pot
• Spaceline Crew
• S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2
• Super Space Club
• The Ascent
• The Big Con
• The Forest Cathedral
• The Last Stop
• The Riftbreaker
• The Wild at Heart
• Twelve Minutes
• Voidtrain
• We are the Caretakers

DrinkBox Studios New Game Is Nobody Saves the World

Soup Pot Aims to Capture the Open Nature of Home Cooking

Moonglow Bay Is a Wholesome Fishing RPG Set Along the 1980's Eastern Canadian Coastline

Death's Door Is Set in a World Where Crows Are in Charge

Twelve Minutes Gets a New Story Trailer

Among Us' New Airship Map Gets a New Trailer

Astria Ascending Features a Motley Crew of Eight Heroes Charged With the Fate of the World

22 Games Will Be Launching Day One With Xbox Game Pass

• Art of the Rally
• Astria Ascending
• Backbone
• Boyfriend Dungeon
• Craftopia
• Dead Static Drive
• Edge of Eternity
• Hello Neighbor 2
• Library of Ruina
• Little Witch in the Woods
• Moonglow Bay
• Narita Boy
• Nobody Saves the World
• Omno
• Recompile
• Sable
• She Dreams Elsewhere
• S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2
• The Ascent
• Undungeon
• Way to the Woods
• Wild at Heart

Over 60 Games are Headed to Xbox Series X/S

• Adios
• Aerial_Knight's Never Yield
• Airport for Aliens Run By Dogs
• Alba: A Wildlife Adventure
• Alchemic Cutie
• Among Us
• Art of Rally
• Astria Ascending
• Atrio: The Dark Wild
• Blaster Master Zero 3
• Chivalry 2

• Cloud Gardens
• Clouzy!
• Craftopia
• Dark Alliance
• Death's Door
• Demon Turf
• Despelote
• Echo Generation
• Enlisted
• Exo One
• Exomecha
• Griftlands
• Hello Neighbor 2
• Iron Corbo: Kung Fu Janitor
• Knight Squad 2
• Lake
• Last Oasis
• Last Stop
• Lawn Mowing Sim
• Little Witch in the Woods
• Loot River
• Lost Avalon
• Lost Eidolons
• Mad Streets
• Moonglow Bay
• Narita Boy
• Nobody Saves the World
• Omno
• Onsen Master
• Princess Farmer
• Rust

• Second Extinction
• Song of Iron
• Soup Pot
• Spaceline Crew
• S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2
• Super Space Club
• The Ascent
• The Big Con
• The Forest Cathedral
• The Last Stop
• The Riftbreaker
• The Wild at Heart
• Twelve Minutes
• Voidtrain
• We are the Caretakers

For all its automated systems, Loop Hero can be incredibly stressful. Battles play out without any input from you, navigation loops over a predetermined path, and resources are collected for you, but that doesn't mean you can take your eyes off the battlefield for even a second. This captivating mix of familiar genres demands constant attention, testing your ability to think well into the future when making your moves. It's a riveting balance of risk and reward wrapped in a deviously challenging roguelite that will tempt you into pushing forward for just one more round.

Loop Hero is a distinct mish-mash of multiple genre ideas, none of which influence gameplay enough to easily classify the overall gameplay experience. Loop Hero is primarily a run-based role-playing game in which you indirectly control a hero through procedurally generated loops. Instead of controlling the hero's movements, you mainly control what they encounter by placing objects on the loop that create the world--things like cemeteries that can spawn skeletons, villages that can heal you, or swamps that generate nasty mosquitos. These are provided by cards that you draw from a limited deck which you can edit between runs, letting you curate each one to a degree. And while your hero automatically navigates in circles and resolves fights with enemies without any inputs, you also manage their inventory carefully to deal with the increasing challenges that each new round trip brings.

Ultimately, Loop Hero challenges you to balance risk and reward by keenly considering all the options your current cards give you to make your next loop challenging, but not deadly. Each run is an opportunity to gather resources you use to expand your camp in the hub world, unlocking new cards, classes, and abilities to use on subsequent runs. Enemies drop specific resources that you'll need to further progress outside of each expedition, giving you incentives to place multiple groves for wild, mutated dogs or dimly lit houses that can spawn bloodthirsty vampires on tiles around them. With each new addition to the loop, you're also extending the time it takes to make a trip around it, which directly affects spawn rates of enemies that are tied to a persistent day-night cycle. While a tile might seem harmless when it's only adding one enemy to the loop every day, it can become dangerous when the route is stuffed to the point where an entire group might be waiting the next time you make it around again.

For all its automated systems, Loop Hero can be incredibly stressful. Battles play out without any input from you, navigation loops over a predetermined path, and resources are collected for you, but that doesn't mean you can take your eyes off the battlefield for even a second. This captivating mix of familiar genres demands constant attention, testing your ability to think well into the future when making your moves. It's a riveting balance of risk and reward wrapped in a deviously challenging roguelite that will tempt you into pushing forward for just one more round.

Loop Hero is a distinct mish-mash of multiple genre ideas, none of which influence gameplay enough to easily classify the overall gameplay experience. Loop Hero is primarily a run-based role-playing game in which you indirectly control a hero through procedurally generated loops. Instead of controlling the hero's movements, you mainly control what they encounter by placing objects on the loop that create the world--things like cemeteries that can spawn skeletons, villages that can heal you, or swamps that generate nasty mosquitos. These are provided by cards that you draw from a limited deck which you can edit between runs, letting you curate each one to a degree. And while your hero automatically navigates in circles and resolves fights with enemies without any inputs, you also manage their inventory carefully to deal with the increasing challenges that each new round trip brings.

Ultimately, Loop Hero challenges you to balance risk and reward by keenly considering all the options your current cards give you to make your next loop challenging, but not deadly. Each run is an opportunity to gather resources you use to expand your camp in the hub world, unlocking new cards, classes, and abilities to use on subsequent runs. Enemies drop specific resources that you'll need to further progress outside of each expedition, giving you incentives to place multiple groves for wild, mutated dogs or dimly lit houses that can spawn bloodthirsty vampires on tiles around them. With each new addition to the loop, you're also extending the time it takes to make a trip around it, which directly affects spawn rates of enemies that are tied to a persistent day-night cycle. While a tile might seem harmless when it's only adding one enemy to the loop every day, it can become dangerous when the route is stuffed to the point where an entire group might be waiting the next time you make it around again.