Welcome to next week on Xbox! In this weekly feature, we’re covering all the games coming soon to Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows PC, and Game Pass! Find out more about these upcoming games below and click on their profiles for more information (release dates subject to change). Let’s jump in!
True Fear: Forsaken Souls – Part 2 – 6th of June
A story rich mysterious horror escape game. The original is described as one of the most addictive room escape games, acclaimed for its story and mysterious horror atmosphere.
disc room – June 7th – Xbox Game Pass
It is the year 2089 and a huge disk has appeared in the orbit of Jupiter. Climb into the oversized space suit of a brave scientist and explore this sprawling intergalactic slaughterhouse. Don’t be afraid to die a little, your next run is just a button press away.
Spacelines from afar – June 7th – Xbox Game Pass
Available on day one with Game Pass. A ‘roguelike’ co-op management game about airlines in space with unlockable spaceships, upgrades, characters and customization, randomly generated challenges, voyages and itineraries, with a generous helping of space flair and ’60s jazz.
SpellForce 3: Reinforced – June 7th – Optimized for Xbox Series X|S / Smart Delivery
A Unique blend of an epic RPG story with accessible real-time strategy elements, designed to deliver an immersive console experience for fans and newcomers alike.
Super impossible road
The spiritual sequel to the award-winning Impossible road is back and wilder than ever with brand new modes, 120fps local multiplayer and much more! Crack those knuckles and jump into the fastest, craziest, and most spectacular racer you’ve ever played.
Spacewing War – 8th June – Optimized for Xbox Series X|S / Smart Delivery
Launch into a retro shoot ’em up experience full of clever twists and secrets! Invaders from the planet Mavros have descended on Earth to claim it as their new home and it’s up to you to stop them. Spacewing War is a side-scrolling shoot ’em up inspired by classic handheld genres.
placeholder – 8th June – Optimized for Xbox Series X|S / Smart Delivery
A puzzle game based on a card system where each card gives the player the opportunity to perform different actions such as: B. sword swinging, archery or just walking. To escape you must be able to correctly analyze your options and defeat the enemies so that the gate of the room opens.
Nummels – June 9th – Optimized for Xbox Series X|S / Smart Delivery
A platform game where you are the smartest in a land full of idiots. The Nummels are very stupid, but also very predictable. If you put a ladder in front of them, they climb up. If you put a bomb in their way, they pick it up. Good thing you only have to get one of them to the exit to pass the level.
The Quarry – June 9th – Optimized for Xbox Series X|S
As the sun sets on the last day of summer camp, the teenage counselors at Hackett’s Quarry throw a party to celebrate. No children. No adults. No rules. Things quickly take a turn for the worse. Hunted by blood-soaked locals and something far more sinister, the teens’ party plans unravel in an unpredictable night of horror.
Place conveyor belts to solve puzzles in the world’s most adorable donut factory! A dozen dazzling donut dilemmas await you, that’s 144 puzzles that will satisfy your particular puzzling passions. To excite and delight, mechanics abound; from splitters to pushers, mergers and cloners, randomizers, teleporters and more.
Professional gymnastics simulator – June 10th
This physics-based game embodies the thrill of professional gymnastics. Get ready for the most annoying and satisfying experience of your life. Control every important movement of your athlete and do your best to recreate real gymnastics or find your own style of play.
Urban Flow is a game about the subtle beauty of streets full of cars moving in perfect harmony. But such an order does not come about by itself. The city needs you to control the traffic lights and make sure everything runs smoothly. That means no crashes, no jams. Everything runs smoothly – as long as you stay focused.
