Future Releases for Xbox Series X Games

As the Xbox Series X/S enters its latest year, Microsoft’s console continues to build an impressive collection of games. Typically, consoles really begin to shine later in their life cycle when developers dedicate their efforts solely to the newest hardware, leaving cross-generation concerns behind. While the Xbox Series X/S hasn’t quite reached that stage, it’s definitely heading in that direction.

In recent years, we’ve been treated to a wealth of fantastic games, especially within the open-world genre. Games like Elden Ring, Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, A Plague Tale: Requiem, and Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands were among the standout releases of 2022, each offering unique experiences. The following year brought its own gems with Dead Space, Street Fighter 6, Hi-Fi Rush, Remnant 2, Forza Motorsport, and Lies of P. Looking ahead, what are the Xbox releases that have us on the edge of our seats? What’s expected for 2024?

We’ll be focusing on upcoming Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One titles, marking their North American release dates. Expansions are on the list too.

Updated November 27, 2024: As 2024 inches closer to its conclusion, the torrent of new announcements has eased, though a handful of promising Xbox games have been added to the schedule: Railroads Online, Road Maintenance Simulator 2 – Winter Services, Hunting Simulator 3, Glitch Hero, Penguin’s Road, Uncle Chop’s Rocket Shop, Love Too Easily, Beat the Machine: Rebooted.

### Xbox Games Coming Out In November 2024

#### Microsoft Flight Simulator, Stalker, & More

When it comes to what’s lined up for Xbox this November, arguably it’s leading the pack across all consoles, even if some of the high points have been accessible elsewhere. Genshin Impact finally makes its debut on Xbox—a long-awaited arrival. Despite it not being brand new, its impact is significant, especially following numerous updates. Another surprise drop was Death Stranding, previously unavailable on Xbox, bringing its unique open-world experience.

The most hotly anticipated release is undoubtedly S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl, landing straight onto Game Pass. Having navigated a challenging development, GSC’s survival horror is finally here, much to the excitement of fans. Other noteworthy arrivals include Metal Slug Tactics, Planet Coaster 2, Slitterhead, and Ravenswatch.

Here’s a quick rundown of what’s coming:

– November 1: Aero the Acro-Bat: Rascal Rival Revenge (XBX/S), Albatroz (XBX/S), CAFE 0 ~The Sleeping Beast~ REMASTERED (XBX/S)
– November 5: Let’s Sing 2025 (XBX/S, XBO), Metal Slug Tactics (XBX/S, XBO)
– November 6: Planet Coaster 2 (XBX/S), SlavicPunk: Oldtimer (XBX/S)
– November 7: Bioframe Outpost (XBX/S, XBO), Death Stranding (XBX/S)
– [Additional games continue here…]

… and several more, extending through the month.

### Xbox Games Coming Out In December 2024

#### Marvel Rivals, Indiana Jones, & More

December traditionally sees a quieter spell in gaming, but the first half usually drops a few big titles. This year’s highlight is sure to be Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. Initially exclusive to Xbox consoles, it also comes to PC, letting Game Pass subscribers dive into a much-anticipated adventure. Despite mixed reactions to its first-person perspective, it could prove to be MachineGames’ forte.

Also landing in December is Marvel Rivals, gearing up to be a significant multiplayer hero shooter. Even with some hiccups in this genre, Marvel’s legacy promises to draw a crowd. Don’t forget the remastered classics—Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 1 & 2.

Upcoming releases include:

– December 3: Diesel Legacy: The Brazen Age (XBX/S, XBO)
– December 4: The Thaumaturge (XBX/S)
– December 5: Entropy Survivors (XBX/S), Fantasia Neo Dimension (XBX/S)
– [Additional games listed here…]

### Xbox 2024 Games With No Exact Date

#### Croc & More

Although many games have pinned down 2024 release dates, several others remain in limbo. Some publishers hint at releases within the year, but specifics have yet to be locked in. With the year almost over, expect that many will slide into 2025.

Key titles hanging in the balance:

– Amerzone – The Explorer’s Legacy (XBX/S)
– Arctic Awakening (XBX/S, XBO)
– Croc: Legend of the Gobbos Remastered (multiple platforms)
– [Others continue the list…]

### Xbox Games Coming Out In January 2025

#### Tales Of Graces, Sniper Elite, & More

January isn’t brimming with releases, but there are exciting entries for Xbox fans. Dynasty Warriors: Origins aims to elevate the series’ signature hack and slash experience, especially visually. Fans of JRPGs can enjoy Tales of Graces f Remastered—making its Xbox debut and showcasing acclaimed combat mechanics.

January offerings include:

– January 16: Morkull Ragast’s Rage (XBX/S)
– January 17: Dynasty Warriors: Origins (XBX/S), Tales of Graces f Remastered (XBX/S)
– [Other game releases for January…]

### Xbox Games Coming Out In February 2025

#### Avowed, Assassin’s Creed, Monster Hunter, Civilization, & More

February 2025 promises to be packed across all platforms. With the fiscal year end approaching, expect publishers to drop significant titles. Both Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 and Civilization 7 launch on the same day—each appealing to distinct audiences, but both promising time-intensive gameplay.

February’s teeming slate includes:

– Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2
– Civilization 7
– Assassin’s Creed Shadows—on the verge of its much-anticipated release

Upcoming major Xbox titles stretch beyond February, with heavy hitters like The Elder Scrolls 6 and Kingdom Hearts 4 still lurking on the horizon without firm release windows.

March promises fresh interactions like Football Manager 25 and Two Point Museum. Post-February spans a wide range of intriguing projects, from Alien: Isolation’s sequel to a new Gears of War installment.

With all these exciting developments, it’s a thrilling time to be an Xbox gamer. Even as new titles loom large, rumors of Gears 6 and more keep us guessing about every potential detail. Whatever comes next, the future looks bright for Xbox aficionados.