Halo Infinite (Xbox Series X|S)
Halo Infinite was the big Xbox exclusive we'd all been waiting impatiently for, and 343 Industries sure didn't let us down at launch, taking the series' spectacular combat and honing it to perfection - successfully fusing the narrative-driven gameplay we knew and loved with a brand-new open world setting that gave players a great big playground in which to indulge their Halo fantasies. As we said in our review:
"Halo Infinite feels like a big step forward for the franchise, a slick shift into the open world arena that manages to strike a fine balance between the traditional narrative-driven Halo of old and all-new levels of freedom and emergent gameplay."
The multiplayer side of things got off to a difficult start initially, but has vastly improved in recent years with the addition of Forge, Firefight and various other features, making Halo Infinite a great experience across the board in 2024.
- Xbox Game Pass? Yes
Gears Tactics (Xbox Series X|S)
Gears Tactics takes the series' trademark high-intensity action and successfully transplants it to a turn-based tactical format. By stripping out a lot of the expected resource management and downtime inherent in the tactics genre - focusing instead on keeping you on the ground and in the face of the Locust as much as possible - it gives itself a uniquely high-tempo flavour whilst managing to imbue encounters with much of the non-stop brutal and bloody action fans of the franchise know and love.
It may bog itself down here and there with mandatory side missions and the Locust are a generally straightforward enemy with which to mix things up but, overall, this is a supremely confident, highly polished effort that successfully remoulds Gears of War into a thrilling and engaging new format.
- Xbox Game Pass? Yes
Killer Instinct (Xbox One)
Killer Instinct is an incredibly fast paced and technical fighter that's ideal for those looking for a combo-centric challenge to master whilst remaining accessible enough for those of us who just want to batter stuff.
It may have launched in a bit of a lacklustre mess back in 2013 but now, in its Definitive Edition form, it's a great big feature-packed beast of a fighter that's jam-packed full of content. Killer Instinct's still got it where it counts.
- Xbox Game Pass? Yes
Halo: The Master Chief Collection (Xbox One)
Six Halo games crammed into one great big beautiful package and every one of them fully playable in local and online co-op? Count us in! Halo: The Master Chief Collection is an absolute dreamland for FPS fans, whether you want to play through the whole epic saga solo or hook up with friends to take the fight to the Covenant.
Each and every campaign here is fully playable in solo or co-op and, alongside the series’ expansive suite of amazing multiplayer offerings - all presented in glorious 4K and running at up to 120fps on Series X – this one amounts to an essential collection that’s an absolute must-play for co-op shooter fans. If you've ever been curious about Halo, or just want to relive the whole thing all over again, the MCC has got you well and truly covered.
- Xbox Game Pass? Yes
Battletoads (Xbox One)
Rare's Battletoads made its long-awaited reappearance on Xbox One, Series X and Series S back in 2020 (developed by Dlala Studios), and it ended up proving a hilarious and highly enjoyable Xbox exclusive that lived up to our expectations. In our review, we praised it as "a hugely entertaining experience and well worth your time."
The good news for newcomers to the series is that it's far more accessible than the Battletoads in the Rare Replay collection, so players of all skill levels will feel right at home here. If you like a good side-scrolling beat ‘em up game, it's definitely worth giving it a try and the best bit is that it's included with Xbox Game Pass at no extra charge.
- Xbox Game Pass? Yes
Dead Rising 3 (Xbox One)
More than a decade since its Xbox One launch day release, Dead Rising 3 remains an Xbox console exclusive - which is still odd to think about to this day! Capcom's open world zombie-slaying franchise has taken a break since Dead Rising 4, and we reckon the third entry is still up there with the best this franchise has to offer.
Sticking with the series' unique timer mechanic but opening things up significantly, Dead Rising 3 introduced the world of Los Perdidos to Xbox fans back in 2013, and it's still an absolute romp. Make no mistake this isn't a post-apocalyptic game that takes itself seriously - Dead Rising 3 is big, bombastic and downright silly, and we still think crafting crazy machines to take down hordes of the undead is incredibly fun in 2024.
- Xbox Game Pass? No
Gears of War 3 (Xbox 360)
We've already got a few Gears games in this list but Gears of War 3 is arguably the best of the bunch, especially if you're playing on Xbox Series X|S. Epic's finale to the original Gears trilogy runs at 1440p / 60FPS on modern Xbox consoles - and it still feels like a contemporary game in 2024.
Of course, it goes without saying that the entire original trilogy is still super fun from a campaign perspective, but Gears 3 holds up from top-to-bottom. Campaign, Horde, Beast, multiplayer - all of the game's core modes are fantastic fun and the multiplayer remains populated more than a decade later. The Coalition has done a great job with the series since, but this is still the best Gears game and more-than earns its spot on our best Xbox exclusives list.
- Xbox Game Pass: Yes
Arma Reforger (Xbox Series X|S)
Back in 2022 when Arma Reforger first launched as an Xbox console exclusive, we described it as a "barebones but exciting look at the mil-sim's future on Xbox", stating that we felt "very optimistic for the future" of the game on console.
Since then, the team at Bohemia Interactive has made a lot of progress, and the in-game Workshop of mods has helped to add longevity as well. We never expected to still be talking about Arma Reforger as an Xbox exclusive in 2024, but the PlayStation port has yet to arrive, so this is a worthy pickup if you enjoy hardcore military simulators like these.
- Xbox Game Pass: No
Age of Empires IV (Xbox Series X|S)
You've got a couple of different options when it comes to Age of Empires games on Xbox, but we'd argue the most recent entry in the series is the best way to go for the majority of newcomers - and you're getting a great experience across console and PC for this one (complete with mouse and keyboard support for Xbox users).
In our review of the game all the way back in 2021, we praised Age of Empires 4 as one of the best releases of the entire year, "and one that reminds us why we fell in love with the RTS genre in the first place". It's only continued to improve significantly since then, so you should definitely check it out on Xbox Game Pass!
- Xbox Game Pass: Yes
And that's it for our list of the very best Xbox exclusives. Have we missed your favourite, or is there a particular game you think should have been included that isn't? Make sure to let us know your thoughts in the comments!
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Didn't know insomniac did sunset overdrive, may have to give it a try at some point this weekend
Apart from FH5 the only top end AAA new exclusive in 2021 for Series consoles, you might as be living in the past.
No where’s my Tardis 😂
@UltimateOtaku91
Good game sunset overdrive, a bit different but great.
But isn't xbox the console with "no games"?!?! 😧
Genuinely had to open the article to see how the list was going to be padded.
And it's not hate, I'm an Xbox owner just as everybody else. But man, would it have been a short list without backward compatibility
cough*Recore*cough
does Gears 5 not have series X/S version?
I would love to play Fable 2 GOTY but it looks terrible on a 75” TV. That release needs some love!
yes, it sucks to be a Xbox player
@trev666 Yeah it does, the tags in each header just relate to which generation each game launched in.
When it comes down to it, it's a personal choice. Sure Xbox has games. With GamePass, literally too many (good thing).
That said, all things being equal, personally, I would rather have the exclusives on the PlayStation, then what's on the Xbox as it sits right now. I say this as an Xbox owner.
Maybe a fun article/poll to have? Which exclusives would you rather want.
@Savage_Joe Yeah I never understood the "no games" thing, like exclusives should be the only games I should ever have any interest in playing at all times. In fact my problem has always been the opposite, I got way too many games to play and it can be hard to decide sometimes. Especially considering the massive back catalog of games you have access to on Xbox thanks to the unrivaled backwards compatibility support.
@UltimateOtaku91 sunset overdrive can be played on the PS5 since insomniac is owned by Sony
@Arcnail i would prefer the higher quality exclusive on the PS5 personally
@phoenix1 Looking for Sunset Overdrive on PS5. I don't see it.
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@Arcnail PS5 console and Xbox games on PC. Best of both worlds!
My plan is i will play xbox this generation with gamepass as most stuff will come out on that. Rewards paid for the console and continues to pay for gamepass.
and i wont miss out on PlayStation exclusives as at the end of the generation i will buy a ps5 and play them all then when they are cheap or on their own sub service. Im not paying £70 for a game
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Ain’t no way you put Sunset Overtrash on this list 🤣🤣
@JayJ Thanks to Backwards Compat ? So Xbox gamers just get rid of the old systems ? PlayStation gamers keep their systems so we don’t need it as much as you lot go on about it
I should have realised the comments would be full of complaining and fanboys listing Playstation games.
But that aside can anyone think of any missed off? I’ve got Recore and Gun Valkyrie. Knights of the Old Republic?
Im sorry, but new consoles need new games and pointing out games from bygone years is hardly cattering for thise who crave top new experiences.
As a repository of excellent titles from the past, xbox and gp nail it, and they have big enough pockets to supply some excellent 3rd party titles too. But theres so little new stuff you cant experience elsewhere and it IS an issue.
@Titntin
It definitely seems to be for some people. I don’t get very motivated by exclusives personally.
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@NattyKing Well why are you on an Xbox site promoting the Sony Playstation? What makes you think everyone on a site called Pure Xbox would be all about the PS5?
@electrolite77 Yeah funny enough the people who seem to be extremely motivated by a mediocre list of exclusives are people who go to an Xbox website to promote the PS5. Says everything really.
This kind of behavior is why Sony Playstation fans are notorious for being by far the worst and most invasive fanboys. Nobody else does this, going to websites specifically for a different platform just to fanboy for Playstation. Like I don't see Nintendo or PC fans doing this.
I guess when all you got for why you promote something is a small list of games and an exclusivity status that nobody really cares about, you gotta really double down on reassurance. You would think these people would just stick to Sony Playstation websites if they want to be surrounded by people praising the PS5 and promoting it.
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It’s a bit much wen the console’s been out 2 years and the best exclusives are games that are years old!! Apart from FORZA Horizon 5 there’s been nothing. I said months ago Starfield would not release in 2022. And they can’t blame the pandemic! Sony also had a pandemic yet Playstation has numerous new games! MS are dropping the ball again like they did with the Xbox One. Great console but wat use is it with no games!!?
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@sjbsixpack You didn't really answer my question. Why are you in the comments section for an article about Xbox exclusives if you are only interested in promoting and talking about Playstation exclusives?
@Savage_Joe clearly
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There's some really good games on this list but they're mostly really old and i've sadly played everything I want to except Sable. (Was hoping that might be in PX Game Club)
@JayJ
I think there’s an element of insecurity attached to ‘exclusives’ in Gaming. It seems really important to some that they have something others don’t. I don’t get it personally.
I tried Quantum Break and just couldn’t get on with it. Not my style with the FMV scenes in it.
Rest of the list is pretty solid, but their are a ton of third party games to play too.
@sjbsixpack It is also a bonafide ‘fact’ that Sony delay's games too… so what’s your point?
@trev666 Yes it does, plus the next gen DLC free to Game Pass members.
@sjbsixpack Sony delayed games due to the pandemic too. Doesn’t matter if they have released as they were delayed.
People seem to be singling Xbox out here, yes it sucks games have been delayed, but Sony has delayed games just as much. I look at the third party titles still coming to Game Pass and am excited still, Atomic Heart? Yes please, plus a ton of other games I haven’t played.
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@sjbsixpack It is a direct comparison, it is a bit ignorant to claim otherwise. God Of War Ragnarock will probably be delayed till next year too as no gameplay, not even a screenshot or CGI has been shown for the game. It’s very comparable.
@sjbsixpack Forza Horizon 5, Halo Infinite, The Gunk, Phsyconauts 2, MS Flight Simulator, Gears. 5 Hivebusters, The Ascent was a timed exclusive, The Medium was too.
These are only just the ones I’ve played or can remember. Good lost here of what has and is coming http://news.xbox.com/en-us/2021/01/15/2021-xbox-exclusive-games/
So yeah just a few more then ‘one’… stop making things up, plenty has and is coming to the platform.
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@sjbsixpack So if a game is on PC it's not exclusive? Well only Nintendo have exclusive games then. Because Sonys games are on PC too... no, I am 100% sure of everything I said, all those games were exclusive or times exclusive but they weren't or aren't on Sony and Nintendo consoles. I've been enjoying all those Xbox exclusives over the last couple of years. Not sure why you think any different?
@sjbsixpack @sjbsixpack Didn't know they had made a CGI trailer for it, hmm 8 months ago and no release date. Is that all they've shown in 8 months? Yeah I think it could be delayed.
@sjbsixpack Good for them, I'm not watching a click bait video, I'm pretty certain I could link to one setting the total opposite, I have my own opinion and appreciate the facts the Xbox has had plenty of 'exclusive' games despite the impression you are trying to give. I await the other exclusives coming this year and what is announced at the E3 event.
@S1ayeR74 your acting as tho i’m hating on Xbox, i’m not. I have a Series X, my kids av Series S. It’s a fact tho MS av dropped the ball. Again. I’m not saying Flight Sim isn’t exclusive, i’m saying it isn’t a Series X exclusive, it’s an old game that was originally made for PC. Like i wouldn’t say Knights of the Old republic is a PS5 exclusive. Also some PS games come to PC, not all and they come out up to 4 years after release. God of War recently landed, Ragnorok is out in a few months.
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@electrolite77 I totally get what u r saying. I think some people almost make their console of choice part of their identity. That said, I think at least to a degree, you buy a console to play their exclusives. Granted, to some this might not matter as much, especially those who just buy one or two games a year like COD and Madden…..
recore is quite good xbox exclusive.. very underrated
@Arcnail for me Playstation exclusives are on another level. They’re more than just good games, the story, the acting, the immersion, the emotion, they really are incredible!! I own an love both the PS5 an XSX but like i said, PS exclusives are mind blowing. Like AAA Netflix series where you control an make decisions for the lead character.
@S1ayeR74 you were saying bout GoW Ragnarok??? 😆😆😆
@rhyno_888 I agree. Recore was definitely solid and underrated. For me, it was one of those memorable 7/10 tier games that built a foundation to what could’ve been a good franchise… if, y’know, it wasn’t more popular to bash Inafune than buy the game. At the risk of speaking heresy by most Xbox gamer standards, I’d personally take Recore over Gears any day.
Ouch, that hurts. Why remind us how limited they are? There's only a few worth playing to top it off.
For Fable 2, you write "the fictional land of Albion".
Albion is an antiquated name for Britain.
Thanks for all the recommendations!
Yikes... not a very compelling round-up
@Skedaddle Yep, some good shouts and we'll keep adding to this in the future. Rogue Legacy 2 isn't actually exclusive anymore - it's on Switch as of last week!
lost odyssey & blue dragon should have been put here
those two games are very underrated
Added a few more games to the list based on some recent releases. Keep your suggestions coming and we'll continue revising this throughout the year!
@FraserG Any chance of adding Recore?
@xanderten50 Never quite understood people's fascination with ReCore. Yes it had a great premise and started brilliantly, but it ran out of ideas very quickly and stayed on long after the gameplay mechanics were tired. One of the few games I really had to convince myself to finish.
A Metacritic of 63 on Xbox and 58 on PC doesn't suggest a classic even if you liked it.
@themightyant For the most part that's all true - I still need to go back and finish it myself! But with it being one of the few Xbox one exclusives, I thought it deserved a mention at least!
@xanderten50 Perhaps. But this is a list of the "Best Xbox exclusives" not "All Xbox exclusives" personally I think there is no need to include the more average games else this list will get very long and unmanageable.
Though i'd love a Recore sequel. There was enough in the idea that with a bit more work, care and attention it could be something great.
@themightyant that's possibly a little harsh - and by that logic you could already prune a few titles off (like State of Decay for starters), I just think it deserves a mention - especially since the definitive edition fixed several of the complaints from the launch version.
@xanderten50 Perhaps. Though personally I WOULD remove games like State of Decay 2 and High on Life off the list (games that reviewed in the 60s) as it just makes the "best of" list look worse. Quality over quantity.
I'd just have them listed as honourable niche mentions. i.e. "you might enjoy these". But I can understand others might have different views and we all like different things.
ReCore has been left off the list for now as there's a bit of debate about it, but it sounds like a good idea to add an "honourable mentions" section in the near future.
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@Jay J ???
This is actually a very decent list albeit with some previous gen exclusives but I skipped Xbox One completely so this current gen on Gamepass has been incredible value thus far. I'd argue Xbox has had more or at least better overall exclusives than Nintendo. The Switch has a handful of genre defining games which almost every owner erm, owns. Xbox is pretty solid though. PlayStation is consistently strong from generation to generation with a few hiccups here and there. It's a good time to be a gamer.
Ok list. Xbox One is my Forza 5-7 (don't like them as much as 1-4, 6 does not exist to me personally it's how I feel about GT7 just less terrible as GT7 is of GT5 fair design but so disgustingly tone deaf and wasted potential with a GT4 menu lying to players in marketing).
Sunset Overdrive (I know on PC but hey it's my 1 of 2 favourite open worlds beside Gravity Rush 1, a thing I don't like is open worlds so they are rare exceptions), ReCore and Rare Replay machine. All 3rd parties sand 1st parties are a bonus.
Gears is good yes. Halo 5 is fine not great. Quantum Break, Lucky's Tale are fair games. The other IPs I haven't experienced (Crackdown 3, State of Decay 1 or 2, the Ninja Theory multiplayer game I forget exists and saw for $2 one day and photographed) so not commenting on them really.
Even then OG/360 are more exciting to me (old entries especially and those left behind) first party western and Japanese games on those consoles.
One/Series are fine but eh.
Forza Horizon 5 on this list I don't know what to believe of fans or critics or fans ok with the game then those not.
NFS/Horizon/The Crew have some fine ideas/execution but I still even if I don't play open world racers do things their going weird directions business model, appeal to audiences outside the norm and otherwise.
While I stick to particular arcade/sim/futuristic/whatever else appeals of mostly old and very very few 'new' gen games in racing.
I grew up playing HALO as one of my favorite games and I bought XSX because I miss my childhood.
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Valhiem is the only game I like from this list
@Skedaddle Nice suggestions! We'll add a few
@FraserG The above comments are confusing as they no longer represent the article.
Why weren't new articles made per year, while linking back to previous articles?
For instance, comment #1 is about Sunset Overdrive, which is no longer listed within the article.
@Scummbuddy Sunset is definitely still there! It's just on page two.
@FraserG I apologize. I did not see that there were pages to this article. I see them now.
@Scummbuddy No worries!
Planet of Lana will be released on PS4/5 in Spring 2024
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64wBNm_rIgQ
this list has highlighted some of the things that piss me of with xbox because they don't provide a choice,
grounded and hi-fi rush are both games i would buy and play if they had physical releases.
i enjoyed vermitide 2 solo offline and was hoping to have a go with Warhammer 40,000: Darktide but you need XBOXgold/live to use the game at all.
they want you to be subscribed to these services but not providing the options to play offline or buy discs makes it feel like blackmail and just sours the brand for me.
Does anyone else see the irony in the timing of this article being republished now...? 🤣
@Fiendish-Beaver bumping this thread now is mad 😂😂😂
@Cherip-the-Ripper @Fiendish-Beaver No idea what you're talking about... 😉😅
Time to bookmark this page...
@FraserG @Fiendish-Beaver @Cherip-the-Ripper history is important 😂 /s
Play them before they “multi-ply” 🤣
Just rubbing it in I see…. Nice one @fraserg
Of course not, @FraserG. I wouldn't suggest otherwise... 🤣
Glad to see Halo Infinite getting some love as I've always routed against the general negative narrative on this one. I loved every second of its campaign and enjoyed quite a lot of multiplayer games (a thing I usually never do).
It still remains one of my go-to games, and I suspect it will stay that way for a long time.
Great list, by the way !
@Bobobiwan Halo Infinite's campaign is the best of any modern shooter along with Doom Eternal. Halo Infinite also has one of the best multiplayer in this genre. Too bad some... people disregard Xbox exclusives just because they're Xbox exclusives.
@Banjo- Yeah, the way this game is generally considered (as a semi-failure) is beyond me. The only grip I can genuinely make about it is the promise of multiplayer campaign in split-screen, which never happened an became, well... a lie. Sure, this function seems almost irrelevant nowadays, but they should not have promised that in the first place.
Outside of this question, Halo Infinite remains for me one of the true jewels of the Series X.
@Bobobiwan I completely agree. They likely intended to make it, but I guess they were overwhelmed by development and eventually didn't keep their promise and disappointed people that were looking forward to the split-screen campaign.
redfall forever!
🤣 the state of the comment section from those early commenters! Thank god it seems to have calmed down the last couple of years!
Lots of good games here. Had Halo Wars on my list for ages. This is yet another reminder to actually get on and play it.
And another shout out for Halo Infinite. Fantastic campaign (not a multiplayer gamer personally). The less than favourable reputation is baffling.
@LX_FENIX Genuinely curious about a fans take on this game. What do you love about it and how does it rank in your all time greats?
@TheBeardiest It has some of the best platforming of any game I've played, and the combat is unique in that you're more supporting from range and issuing commands while your companions do the bulk of the fighting, along with the concept of being able to defeat an enemy by removing its core. I enjoyed the main character as well.
It's no masterpiece and it's not anywhere near my list of all time great games, but i had fun with it and it's much more unique than most open world games that have come out since.
After all those years in development how crap was hellblade 2 though, it's a massive snore fest.
The frustrating thing about Hellblade as a franchise is that if they would just work on the gameplay, give it just a little actual combat beyond the barebones system it has now, something more fleshed out, Xbox would have God of War with a better story. I loved it anyway, but better gameplay and replace those annoying puzzles.
We should all hold a sweepstake: we each randomly choose one of these games out of a hat, and whoever has the game that comes to another platform first wins.
@armondo36 @Shalooda I think you are missing the point about Hellblade. It isn't about the combat or the puzzles, its about how those impact on Senua and her Psychosis. That's why it's important to play with headphones and the Voices.
It's not about how difficult or Complex the Combat, its more about how that is impacting on Senua and the voices. The more you get 'hit', the more negativity or doubt comes in - the longer it takes to solve puzzles, the more the voices speak...
The whole purpose of both Hellblade and Hellblade 2 was to give players a taste of what living with a Mental Health condition is like. You can't turn off or shut the voices up and 'difficult' situations are often triggers for those voices. At the end of the game, you should have a better understanding of what people with Psychosis are likely to be experiencing in their everyday life.
If you are focusing in on the Combat or Puzzles, want them to be more 'gamified' and/or more challenging/difficult - apart from the fact its not Dark Souls/God of War, that is why many may have started Hellblade, but then gave up because the puzzle or Combat stopped them from progressing and experiencing what living with Psychosis is like.
Anyway - I would prefer it if they did make a more Action orientated game - with a good Story too, but I think they really wanted to make an 'experience' in a way that 'movies' just can't - that interactive element that immerses you in and its your 'actions' that trigger the voices inside 'your' head (hence Headphones are essential). It's less a 'game' and more a way to experience what living with Psychosis and voices in your head can be like as many don' or won't ever experience or understand that...
@BAMozzy yeah I just thought they would make the sequel less boring than the original , and they made it worse , it gave me a stomach ache it was that monotonous, the only other game that's done that is everybody's gone to the rapture.
@sjbsixpack Dosen't matter how long it takes for a Sony game to go to PC the fact is they do which makes all Sonys games temporary exclusives.
Sony were even talking about how they want them on the PC much sooner, especially as most of their big AAA single player First Party titles they used to make are hardly making any profit over time due to ever increasing development costs.
Concord certainly hasn't helped.
@Shalooda Hellblade 2 only started development in 2020 what years are you talking about.?
Maybe you mean Concord which started development 8 years ago and lasted all of 2 weeks before being cancelled.
@BAMozzy the story is great, the gameplay isn't particularly enjoyable and puzzles are repeated too often. Variety in gameplay is good.
If down bad was an article
@Rog-X who cares they're both crap , nobody played either of them , mentioning concord like I care 😂😂 at least the game was crap and quite rightly closed , hi fi rush was great and ms closed the studio 😂😂
This list is a joke, most games here are niche and unpopular and some are outright bad games, just because a game isn't released on ps5 doesn't make it a must have xbox exclusive..
Ooof! A list that largely sums up the state of Xbox right now.
I mean you can argue the relative merits of their business model but when you are putting a collection of Nintendo games on your list of the best exclusives and still have to dig back into the 360 archives to fill it out you know the platform is on shaky ground.
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@Scirius Yeah, it's an odd list. And I can play most of the games on my PC for a better experience too. This list isn't exactly helping the "Xbox has no games" argument.
@Rog-X Sony only do that with certain games, and like 1-2 years later. Practically all the Xbox games come to PC on the same day. I only ever fire up my Series X for some old back compat 360 stuff. Everything else is on PC and looks and runs better on my PC than my Xbox so... meh.
Apart from the graphics, Ryse is very mediocre (at best).
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