This review has been updated 17 times since it was first published in February of 2015. Console gaming has never been more popular than it is today. The Xbox One is among the most technologically capable units to date, and many of its recent titles involve advanced graphics and gameplay that are deeply immersive, while also putting players’ skills to the test. Here are some of the best-looking and most fun to play games that have been released over the last year or so. When users buy our independently chosen editorial picks, we may earn commissions to help fund the review. Skip to the best xbox one game on Amazon.
10. API Algae Scraper
The API Algae Scraper provides virtually nothing in the way of fancy features, but that just means there’s no complicated learning process and, when compared to more extravagant models, there’s less to break. Note that it is designed for acrylic aquariums only.
- Well-crafted dialog and characters
- Local two-person multiplayer mode
- Similar to prior installments
9. Devil May Cry 5
If you enjoy taking on hordes of unholy bad guys, Devil May Cry 5 is for you. This campy, and often frantic, hack-and-slash tour de force rewards players for defeating foes in stylish ways, while a frenzied survival mode pits them against endless waves of enemies.
- Creative and satisfying combat
- Invigorating high-energy soundtrack
- Not an incredibly long game
8. Assassin’s Creed: Odyssey
Nearly as much of a lesson in historic art and mythology as it is a game, Assassin’s Creed: Odyssey is set in ancient Greece and one of the largest worlds yet in the series. A major departure from prior installments, it relies heavily on combat and RPG elements.
- A huge amount of content to explore
- Contains some adult-only themes
- Lacks the familiar stealth mechanics
7. Monster Hunter: World
Dispensing with complicated plot lines and dropping you straight into heart-stopping action, Monster Hunter: World is an outright thriller, focused squarely on vanquishing the threat of massive and deadly beasts found in an as-yet-unexplored region.
- An award-winning release
- Cooperative online play mode
- Can be remarkably difficult
6. Destiny 2: Forsaken
Over a year after the original game’s release, Destiny 2: Forsaken brings reinvigorating changes to Bungie’s iconic first-person shooter by refining multiplayer mechanics, adding a meaningful endgame, and providing enough content to satisfy the most trigger-happy fans.
- A compelling solo campaign
- Co-op and player-vs-player modes
- An online-only experience
5. Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice
From the studio behind the acclaimed “Dark Souls” franchise, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice takes place in a twisted version of feudal Japan, where you fill the role of the One-Armed Wolf as he seeks revenge on the kidnappers of his boyhood master.
- Tactically advanced combat
- Visually stunning landscapes
- Difficulty level may be frustrating
4. Resident Evil 2
A complete remake of one of the most iconic and terrifying games in history, Resident Evil 2 adds cutting-edge visuals to the third-person horror classic. Plus, it’s optimized to take full advantage of modern 4K and HDR technologies.
- Truly heart-pounding gameplay
- Myriad callbacks to the original
- Not for the faint of heart
3. Forza Horizon 4
One of the most visually attractive games to date, Forza Horizon 4 is so incredibly detailed, its screenshots are often mistaken for real-life photos. A decidedly arcade-style racing experience, it features a vast open world to explore while amassing high-end vehicles.
- Developed by xbox game studios
- Set in a fictionalized great britain
- Diverse and realistic environments
2. Nier: Automata
Taking place nearly 10,000 years in the future, Nier: Automata details the struggle between warring androids on a post-human Earth. It’s an inspiring role-playing title that offers intense action and explores complex facets of existential philosophy.
- Captivating post-apocalyptic locales
- Dynamic and fast-paced combat
- Enhanced 4k and hdr support
1. Red Dead Redemption 2
A stunning interpretation of the declining years of the American Wild West, Red Dead Redemption 2 follows the grim tale of Arthur Morgan as he navigates health, wealth, crime, and justice as the dead-eye lieutenant of the compelling Van Der Linde gang.
- Highly photorealistic visuals
- Emotional and thought-provoking plot
- A massive open-world setting
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