Note Editors: Eurogamer is restarting its series of & # 39; best games & # 39 ;, and today we are looking at the Xbox One. You will continue to see a list of many platforms that appear on the homepage in the coming weeks – we've put together the best PS4 games and Switch games to date – with the aim of updating them several times a year as new releases are provided by the existing library.
Microsoft may have lost its place at the top of the console market this generation, but it has given one of the most surprising news of the return of the last few years. After a very exciting start, the Xbox One has been transformed into a beautiful ecosystem – thanks to a change in philosophy, and to the Xbox One X's large piece of hardware. The X can safely boast of being the most powerful console available, making it the preferred platform for many games, but thanks to efforts such as Game Pass and similar releases like Sea of Thieves that make the Xbox One arguably one of the best gaming destinations right now. Here are our top 15 picks out there for Microsoft & # 39; s console now.
Excessive burning of the Sun.
The thing about Sunset being overly Sunset is that, even before it came to earth, it seemed fun. This generation of Hardware went a little off to a bad start. It was all about mega games, games as services, and yet Sunset Overdrive, with its dumb jokes, its bright colors, its explosion that featured the word "BOOM" on fire issues seemed like the best of the PS2 era, a knockout action game that wasn't for everyone.
In hands, the Sunset Overdrive is a total thrill, too, with the rapid burning of the waves at the top of one of the most powerful control systems over the years as you rotate, bend and accelerate your way into the open world of a person, bright enough to be creative, bright enough to make the viewing fun.
Want to learn more? See our full review of Sunset excess and purchase now from Amazon.
Forza Horizon 4
What started out just a few years ago as an Xbox standard transmission, Forza Motorsport, has now become the best race car series anywhere – and certainly one of the most popular. Forza Horizon, with its beautiful open world maps and upbeat festival gimmick, marries the authenticity of an uninterrupted car with excitement, with an opposing spirit that broadens its appeal beyond motorsport fans to anyone who loves fun video games.
In the fourth game, the developer playground brought the series home to Britain with its beautiful map so far, made even more exciting by changing the seasons – while endless live updates have made it impossible to put down.
Want to learn more? See our full review of Forza Horizon 4 and buy now from Amazon.
Sixth Rain: Siege
A child used for the modern phenomenon – the introduction of a figure followed by a large amount of support after release – Rainbow Six Siege is also much more. At the moment, it is the most competitive competition you find in the market, and it keeps getting better.
A fun, well-crafted, and almost impossible-to-play adventure, is a very different kind of online shooting – as opposed to Call of Duty and Battlefield – that has proven to be very popular. So long we can live.
Want to learn more? See our full review of Rainbow Six Siege and buy now from Amazon.
Sea of Thieves
Every pichate clich is stuck in one game? It works because pichate clichs are the best of things, and because Rare is that rare engineer who prides himself on their beauty while being humble enough to listen to the answer.
Presented as a small curio – Eve Online at sea and humorous – it blooms with a spectacular open sea pool, full of shrinking boats, shifting arteries, and a sense of mystery that stays around sometimes rather than sparse systems. Exciting.
Want to learn more? See our full review of Sea of Thieves and buy now from Amazon.
Exotic wildlife
This is a game to set up your watch,, a timepiece system full of sparkling gems and a real sense of wonder. Explode and spread from the wooded planet into the center of the world, all created by violent forces.
There is something beautiful about the way the narr ative unfolds, not completely forced, completely without a fight. The fact that you can get into combat and navigate by itself will be enough in itself to give this special place to the hearts of players. But the joke is just the beginning, and the idea of secrets runs deep. Total value.
Want to learn more? See our full review of Outer Wilds and buy now from Amazon.
Halo: Collection of the Great King
To be honest, if you are multiplayer your thing might be to turn to Halo 5: Monitors – a nice, low-maintenance package that is professionally upgraded and has a very active community. But its fragile campaign faces this tower, a broad reminder of everything that has ever come.
It also includes two full-time dynamic greats now – the first Halo: Combat Evolved and Halo 3 – and the popular spin-off ODST, and a fan-favorite pre-prequel will be added soon. The Master Chief Collection had some problems when it was released, but after much work it stopped as one of the re-production programs. An important part of the Xbox library.
Want to learn more? See our full Halo: Review of Master Chief Collection and buy now from Amazon.
Cuphead
Those halcyon, intellectual days-of the arcade summer release that once blessed the Xbox 360 may be a memory, but this Cuphead generation has served as a sweet reminder of the indie heart that once hit the Microsoft store.
It's a great game in itself and, with exciting incentives – Treasure & # 39; s offbeat boss, Alien Soldier perhaps the best – is the art style he should die for. Oh, and it's also an impossible feat – but, of course, as it should be for such a poor 2D runner.
Want to learn more? See our full Cuphead review and buy now from Amazon.
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice
Speaking of challenging games … In previous Software Articles they have never neglected to present players with seemingly insurmountable challenges, but Sekiro for the other. Going beyond the opening scene is almost equal to the survival of Blacktown Blighttown, and it's hard to go from there on.
The good thing is that the challenge is always good, too, and that the combat system looks good – dry, flawless and low-profile, all served by the power of art and graphic design made at FromSoft one of the biggest gaming platforms. Sekiro's hard game, but if you pay attention to it it's something really special.
Want to learn more? See our full review of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice Review and buy now from Amazon.
Apex mythology
In response, the developers of the possibility of another great claim for this generation – the intriguing Tianfall 2, which finds its way into the sequel – gave another sweet surprise with each release of Apex Legends, a planned outbreak in the same Titananfall area.
It's a great example of the fastest-growing genre right now, even though its momentum seems to have been somewhat memorable since its introduction as it failed to match the spectacle and stream of reviews provided by Fortnite rival. Forget all that, though, and just enjoy all the little details that make this an absolute joy to play.
Want to learn more? See our 55 Apex Legends tips and tricks.
The judgment
There is life to the first human shooter yet – indeed, this generation has given them something of a golden age. They don't get much better than Doom, and id played the blind with a good 1993 reboot.
It's almost too fast, too violent and too graphic in style – and that style has been pulled straight from a metal-tipped poster from an angry young American wall, and it's all about it. In all of this there is the spirit of the old school, and the design of back-to-back labyrinthine levels. It's a unique game – and best of all, there's a sequel that isn't too far away.
Want to learn more? See our full review of Doom and buy now from Amazon.
Devil May Cry 5
Another game that closes in a different age, Devil May Cry 5 always feels like a PlayStation 2 game.
Sometimes those comparisons are used as a slur, but in this case they are not so much – there is a focus on the basics here that help make Capcom's type of action shine, the intensity of the fight combined with the amazing depth that is there when you first break through the levels of complexity or reach the depths of Blood. Dante has never been cool, basically, and his old-school charm helps make this one a winner.
Want to learn more? See our full Devil May Cry 5 review and purchase now from Amazon.
Assassin & # 39; s Creed Odyssey
Ancient Greece may have seemed like an easy problem at first. After the magnificent mystery of Egypt, were the Greeks not too small for their fighting, corrupted gods and coastal areas? In fact, the warmth of the Greek canon is what makes the game enjoyable, a busy, man-made atmosphere spread over the beautiful islands and mountains of the glorious sea.
Depending on which play you choose as there is one of the best options for the series, too. And even though Odyssey's magpie eye of plans even sees the series & # 39; s DNA shortened, it turns out to be a sure-hearted RPG.
Want to learn more? See our full review of Assassin's Cass Odyssey and buy it now from Amazon.
Dirty Rally 2.0
One of the funniest surprises of this generation has been the pivot of the Codemasters away from the old-fashioned exploitation of race-based automobile racing.
The F1 series has progressed steadily towards geekery, and it's getting better at it – if you want one of the best single-player escape games on any console, you can't go wrong with F1 2019 – and the all-in-one style change began with the original Dirt Rally, a tough game which touted the Richard Burns Rally as the most unprecedented drive.
Dirt Rally 2.0 is somehow better, offering a refined look and improved handling model that makes it close enough for anyone with a polchant to put a few hundred angry horses down a narrow country road.
Want to learn more? See our full Dirt Rally 2.0 review and purchase now from Amazon.
Titanfall 2
If good direction is good text and good distribution, then Titanan 2 suggests that good game design is often a part of enabling the passing skills and a bunch of fun things to do. Many of the Titanfall 2 players were always active, their battles, wall battles refined during the first half of the game.
But its single player is an amazing star here, a founding, consistent campaign that always muddies the foundations of its plot and storyline that is wonderfully convincing and intriguing. Titanfall 2 is one of the greatest FPS games ever made, and no one really saw that coming.
Want to learn more? See our full review of Titanfall 2 and buy now from Amazon.
Minecraft
The Xbox 360 was the first console you could play for Minecraft, and the Xbox still felt like home to the game – even after finding out, Microsoft refused to make it special, and you could play it for anything good. It remains unique and unique in its own right, a source of fun and creativity for a whole generation of players, and a simple trick sandbox that is so easy to get totally lost in it.
It may surprise you, going back to its original mode, to find that it also works as a non-stop survival game, as you prepare yourself and your creations against night-time ring attacks. Not just children.
Want to learn more? See our full Minecraft review and buy now from Amazon.
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