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Microsoft has dropped the full list of games coming to both the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S when they launch next month.
The list was revealed in an Xbox Wire post, which outlined not only the new games that are coming on November 10, but also the pre-existing games that will have a next-gen upgrade available for launch.
30 games headline the list, with 20 being made playable through the Xbox’s Smart Delivery function – a system which upgrades the title to next-gen for free. The company described the launch line-up as “a creative, diverse and deep collection of iconic, inventive, and critically-acclaimed games from amazing creators around the world.”
Here is the full list of titles and how they will be playable:
- Assassin’s Creed Valhalla (Smart Delivery)
- Borderlands 3 (Smart Delivery)
- Bright Memory 1.0
- Cuisine Royale (Smart Delivery)
- Dead By Daylight (Xbox Game Pass + Smart Delivery)
- Devil May Cry 5: Special Edition
- DIRT 5 (Smart Delivery)
- Enlisted
- Evergate
- The Falconeer (Smart Delivery)
- Fortnite
- Forza Horizon 4 (Xbox Game Pass + Smart Delivery)
- Gears 5 (Xbox Game Pass + Smart Delivery)
- Gears Tactics (Xbox Game Pass + Smart Delivery)
- Grounded (Xbox Game Pass + Smart Delivery)
- King Oddball (Smart Delivery)
- Maneater (Smart Delivery)
- Manifold Garden (Smart Delivery)
- NBA 2K21
- Observer: System Redux
- Ori And The Will Of The Wisps (Xbox Game Pass + Smart Delivery)
- Planet Coaster (Smart Delivery)
- Sea Of Thieves (Xbox Game Pass + Smart Delivery)
- Tetris Effect: Connected (Xbox Game Pass + Smart Delivery)
- The Touryst (Xbox Game Pass + Smart Delivery)
- War Thunder (Smart Delivery)
- Warhammer: Chaosbane Slayer Edition
- Watch Dogs: Legion (Smart Delivery)
- WRC 9 FIA World Rally Championship (Smart Delivery)
- Yakuza: Like a Dragon (Smart Delivery)
- Yes, Your Grace (Smart Delivery)
Outside of the day one titles, multiple other games will also be coming in the weeks after launch. The Xbox Series console exclusive The Medium has been confirmed for December 10, and Bungie has announced that Destiny 2’s next-gen upgrade will also be coming on the same day.
Halo Infinite was intended to be the big name to usher in the company’s latest systems, however, the title was later delayed after its initial reveal caused critical backlash over the game’s performance and graphics.
Microsoft also recently delved into the backwards compatibility features for both consoles, highlighting how older titles will look and perform better on the new systems.
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