The Xbox One is more than a powerful video game console. It has a variety of entertainment options, including the ability to stream video from popular streaming apps, play games online, and watch live TV. Of course, you can’t have it all without a good library of games.
For such enjoyable games, especially those played online, you might need a high-speed internet connection (with fast download vs upload speeds) connected to the Xbox. The Xbox One can be the most ideal entertainment machine for gamers if it combines entertaining games with a high-speed internet connection. The console has a slim, sleek design with powerful hardware that can support games from all genres. With a variety of Xbox One games to choose from, it can be hard to choose what to play. This list of Xbox One games has something for everyone.
Here Are Some Xbox Games:
Final Fantasy 15
Final Fantasy 15 has been a highly anticipated game since long before the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One were released. It was announced in 2011, but it took until 2015 for Square Enix to deliver it. The game was finally released for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 in 2016 and had us all waiting in anticipation. The game stars a mercenary warrior named Noctis Lucis Caelum, one of the heirs of the Lucis Empire. His uncle, the king, dies in the war, leaving Noctis as the new ruler of Lucis. During Noctis’s coronation, his kingdom is attacked by the Empire’s rival, Niflheim, and Noctis is forced to flee.
Cuphead
At E3 2018, Microsoft announced Cuphead is coming to Xbox One, and rightfully so: the game has quickly become an absolute crowd favorite.
Cuphead is a challenging (but incredibly fun) run-and-gun action platformer with a 1930s cartoon art style. You play as Cuphead, and your goal is to defeat the devil. It’s your job to eat a magic bean, grow to a huge size, and defeat evil. But, eating the bean isn’t the only challenge: there are obstacles and enemies (and bosses!) in your way.
Halo
The Xbox is the best gaming console, at least for Halo. Microsoft’s siren song of “this console came first!” sounds pretty familiar. And it’s true. Halo debuted on Xbox in 2001, when the console was known as the Xbox. But Microsoft was way out in front of Sony, and by the time Sony’s PlayStation 2 gave way to the PlayStation 3 in 2006, Halo was the most popular game on the Xbox.
NieR
Automata, a critically acclaimed role-playing game, was released in February 2019. In NieR: Automata, you play android 2B, who is seeking revenge against those who killed her creator, the android creator, android 9S. After defeating android 9S, 2B enlists the help of android 9S’s right-hand android, android 7S, and the pair set off on a journey across post-apocalyptic Japan on a quest to find android 9S’s creator. Along the way, they battle creatures, solve puzzles, and fight oppressive machines.
Elden Ring
Although it is available on many platforms, the experience of playing Elden Ring on an Xbox One is unparalleled. You could spend hours or days playing the game without knowing it; whether it going through the main story or exploring the world. There are plenty of other things to do in the game such as collecting gloveworts or trying to reveal all Bell Bearing locations one by one, and they all work flawlessly on the Xbox One.
Rainbow Six Siege
The Rainbow Six Siege DLC developer diaries have showcased a lot of new content for Ubisoft’s popular shooter sequel, and it’s already added a number of maps, operators, and gadgets. However, that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for more. Ubisoft has hinted at upcoming content for Rainbow Six Siege, such as new operators and maps. These may be based on older Rainbow Six games, like Siege’s upcoming Navy SEALs-themed DLC. A new map based on the classic Operation Wildfire map and an operator based on the classic Sniper class could be on the way, as well. For people starting out, the game can seem a bit difficult, which is why tools like Rainbow Six Siege Hacks can come in handy at this time.
Rise of the Tomb Raider
Rise of the Tomb Raider was a popular game during its launch year, and it’s one of my personal favorites, too. But it didn’t make the Best Xbox One Games list. Instead, the honor goes to a collection of games that defied the odds and defied expectation
The Xbox brand has always stood out for gaming, but the console’s first iteration, the Xbox, was a bit of a novelty. It was an “all-in-one” box that allowed you to play DVDs and CDs, as well as play video games, and, of course, Microsoft was hoping that the Xbox brand would become synonymous with gaming. But, while the Xbox brand did become synonymous with games, the Xbox brand didn’t become synonymous with console gaming. Instead, the Xbox brand became synonymous with Microsoft’s Xbox game streaming service.