Xbox Series X Games List – Rumored and Confirmed – Xbox Series X Wiki Guide

In an interview with the Head of Xbox Game Studios, Matt Booty confirmed that during the launch of the Xbox Series X, all of its games will “play up and down that family of devices” – meaning all of the Series X launch games will likely also be playable on the Xbox One and even PC. This means that the Xbox Series X may have no true exclusive games for at least a year or two.

First party games or PC/Series X exclusives will be listed in bold. Games in green will utilize Smart Delivery – letting users who have purchased the title on Xbox One play it on Xbox Series X at no additional cost. You can also find the full list of Smart Delivery games here. Games known to be exclusive to next gen Series X/PS5 will be noted with a † icon

Microsoft has also discussed a curated list of Xbox One games that it will work to improve on the new hardware, upping resolutions and potentially doubling frame rates. See the full list of all Smart Delivery Games here.

• Assassin’s Creed Valhalla
• Bright Memory Infinite
• Call of the Sea
• Chorus
• Destiny 2
• DiRT 5
• Far Cry 6
• Forza Horizon 4
• Gears 5
• Gears Tactics
• Madden NFL 21
• Ori and the Will of the Wisps
• Scarlet Nexus
• Second Extinction
• Scorn
• Sea of Thieves
• Tetris Effect
• The Ascent
• The Medium
• Vampire the Masquerade – Bloodlines 2
• Watch Dogs Legion
• Yakuza: Like A Dragon

• Given that both Starfield and The Elder Scrolls 6 have been barely announced and are still early in the development, it is likely both of these games will comes to Xbox Series X.
• Elden Ring, published by Bandai Namco and developed by From Software in collaboration with George R. R. Martin was shown at E3 2019 with no release date, making it likely that it may launch sometime in 2021 on the Xbox Series X.
• While EA has announced Madden NFL 21 to be coming to the Series X with a temporary upgrade plan for those who purchase the game on Xbox One, it has not been confirmed that the same will happen for games like FIFA 21 yet.
• During EA’s EA Play Live 2020, they showed a next-gen tech teaser featuring what looked like BioWare’s Dragon Age, DICE’s Battlefield, and a new Need for Speed from Criterion. EA Motive also showed an untitled next-gen project. [1]

The following games have all been announced or shown by Microsoft at E3 2019 to be releasing on the Xbox One in 2020, which makes them likely candidates to get ported to the Xbox Series X:

• Minecraft Dungeons – Spring 2020.
• Tales of Arise – TBD 2020.