Xbox 360

The conclusion of the Master Chief trilogy; its legendary difficulty defined sci-fi shooters.

A prequel about the fall of the planet Reach; the player knows the defeat is coming, yet it's still full of heroism and sacrifice.

The handover of the series to 343 Industries; it wakes the Chief and explores his relationship with Cortana.

It defined the third-person cover shooter genre; Marcus Fenix against the Locust with a Lancer chainsaw.

Delta squad descends beneath the surface of Sera straight into the Locust homeland; riding a giant Brumak was added.

A grand conclusion to the trilogy that finally reveals the fate of Marcus's father, Adam Fenix.

Hundreds of cars and elaborate physics; the assists blend smoothly between arcade and simulation.

The pinnacle of the simulation series on Xbox 360; the Autovista mode is narrated by Top Gear's Jeremy Clarkson.

For the first time, the series leaves racetracks behind for an open world and the fictional Horizon festival in Colorado.

The character's appearance reflects both the good and evil of your deeds; Peter Molyneux returns to Albion.

The menu is replaced by the Sanctuary room; the prince becomes a ruler facing hard decisions.

Kicked off BioWare's sci-fi saga; Commander Shepard investigates a conspiracy and the threat of the Reapers.

The pinnacle of the trilogy - Shepard assembles a team against mysteriously vanishing human colonies.

The saga's climax against the Reaper invasion; choices from previous games affect your allies.

Brought the post-apocalypse into a 3D open world set in a devastated Washington D.C.

One of the most influential games of the generation; the Dovahkiin faces the dragon Alduin in Skyrim.

A darker GTA starring Niko Bellic; the RAGE engine with Euphoria physics pushed character realism forward.

Three protagonists to switch between on the fly; Rockstar's most ambitious world of its era.

A dying Wild West and former outlaw John Marston forced to hunt down his old associates.

The underwater city of Rapture collapsed into a dystopia; Plasmids, Splicers, and Big Daddies.

A witty and technically brilliant sequel; the portal gun joined by gels, lasers, and bridges.

Five games for the price of one, including Half-Life 2 and Team Fortress 2 - exceptional value.

The AI Director controls the hordes and the tension; four survivors flee zombies cooperatively.

A new foursome through the American South, plus melee weapons like machetes and chainsaws for close combat.

Frank West in a shopping mall full of zombies, who can be dispatched with anything at hand.

A classic turn-based JRPG by Hironobu Sakaguchi, creator of Final Fantasy, about an immortal warrior.

A trio of creators behind Final Fantasy and Dragon Ball crafted a tribute to the classic JRPG.

One of the most acclaimed entries in the Tales of series; it first launched exclusively on Xbox 360.

A pioneering indie time-manipulation puzzle game by Jonathan Blow; an icon of Xbox Live Arcade.

A black-and-white, hauntingly atmospheric platformer by Danish studio Playdead; an indie gaming icon.

A colorful, humorous tribute to '90s beat-'em-ups with RPG elements from The Behemoth studio.

A physics-based motorbike game with brutal tracks; one of Xbox Live Arcade's hits.

An addictive twin-stick shooter that grew out of a minigame in Project Gotham Racing.

An outrageously stylish action game by Hideki Kamiya, creator of Devil May Cry; a witch against the heavens.

A merciless but fair RPG by Hidetaka Miyazaki that defined the soulslike genre.

A cyberpunk prequel starring Adam Jensen and cybernetic augmentations set in 2027.

The definitive video game Batman with the elaborate Freeflow combat system.

An open district of Gotham turned prison; Rocksteady expanded the Freeflow combat system.

Ezio Auditore and Renaissance Italy; Ubisoft fixed the flaws of the series' first installment.

Strategic dismemberment of Necromorphs aboard the ship Ishimura; a pioneer of survival horror.

Isaac Clarke on the Sprawl station battles hallucinations as well as a new wave of Necromorphs.

A psychological thriller by Finnish studio Remedy; a flashlight as a weapon against possessed enemies.

An agent takes down criminal gangs in Pacific City; from Grand Theft Auto co-creator David Jones.

A surprisingly deep gardening simulation from Rare, featuring colorful pinata creatures.

An Xbox 360 launch title; the elf Kameo transforms into ten elemental creatures.

A prequel to the cult Nintendo 64 classic and one of the key Xbox 360 launch titles.

An absurd, freewheeling alternative to Grand Theft Auto with an in-depth character editor.

A refined looter shooter on Pandora; four Vault Hunters against Handsome Jack.

Notch's phenomenal sandbox reworked for the controller by 4J Studios.

An outrageously violent shooter with skillshots rewarding creative kills, from People Can Fly.

A Halo spin-off seen through the eyes of an ordinary ODST soldier in an open, nighttime New Mombasa.

A rare real-time strategy game designed from the ground up for a controller; from the creators of Age of Empires.

A prequel starring Baird and Cole, told as testimonies at a military tribunal.

One of the toughest action games of the generation; Ryu Hayabusa against a demonic conspiracy.

A bold and divisive return by Rare to the old franchise: instead of collecting, players build vehicles.

A return to a devastated Pacific City ten years later; an agent battles the Freak infection.

A more action-oriented digital Alan Wake spin-off; the writer faces his doppelganger, Mr. Scratch.

An exploration-focused metroidvania that proved a downloadable game could be a full-fledged experience.

An Xbox 360 launch horror game; agent Ethan Thomas investigates murders in an abandoned city.

A fight for warmth on the frozen planet E.D.N. III; energy powers both abilities and health.

Nero and his demonic arm, the Devil Bringer, brought a new combat style to the series.

Moving the series to the present day rewrote the rules of the FPS genre for a whole decade.

The series' most pronounced turning point; Sam Fisher trades quiet stealth for fast, aggressive strikes.

A cover shooter where no one actually sits in cover; Sam Gideon rocket-slides on his knees.

An aged, bitterly ironic Max Payne working as a bodyguard in Sao Paulo; the fall of his own hero.

Supernatural powers and total freedom of approach in the plague-ridden Dunwall.

Open Cyrodiil as a showcase for the new generation; you can go almost anywhere.

Revenge for a bullet to the head turns into a political thriller about the Hoover Dam.

A dark fantasy RPG from BioWare with several distinct origin stories based on race.

The series' first mainline entry on a Microsoft console; six characters branded enemies of the state.

An action RPG from Capcom where you can climb giants and griffins and stab their weak points.

A strange, raw action RPG with multiple endings that reshape the meaning of the whole story.

A JRPG set in the dream of the dying Chopin; the characters bear musical names.

A sci-fi JRPG about finding a new home for humanity after Earth's destruction.

A steampunk JRPG set on a giant clock tower, where mercenaries decide the fate of society.

A JRPG where, instead of four heroes, you command entire squads of soldiers in battles over Remnants.

An action RPG whose hero has escaped a predetermined fate; Reckoning slows time for a massacre.

A poetic action RPG where the world assembles beneath your feet and a narrator comments on every step.

An expanded edition of the mature fantasy RPG about Geralt, where no one has clean hands.

A dark action RPG with an interconnected world and bonfires, faithful to the spirit of its predecessor.

A turn-based civilization-building strategy game, condensed for consoles without losing depth.

A lightning-paced military campaign that jumps between continents seemingly every minute.

An FPS with destructible environments; the Frostbite engine lets you blast entire buildings apart.

A technically stunning FPS whose true star was its large-scale multiplayer battles.

A tactical shooter that introduced corner cover as a genre standard.

The flying city of Columbia as the backdrop for an FPS about nationalism and the companion Elizabeth.

An open world on a tropical island, where a pirates' victim becomes a hunter.

A military third-person action game that gradually turns genre cliches against the player.

An action horror game set under the African sun, playable solo or in two-player co-op.

A spin-off from the stealth series; a katana replaces sneaking, and time can slow down for precise cuts.

A pioneering looter-shooter combining an FPS with an RPG system and randomized loot.

An action game built around a grappling hook and a parachute; the island of Panau is one giant playground.

The pinnacle of plastic-instrument music games; it even adds a real keyboard track.

The installment that turned the plastic guitar into a mass phenomenon in living rooms everywhere.

A Kinect launch title that proved what controller-free control is good for.

An abstract rail shooter where every hit sounds like a beat; a game as synesthesia.

Arcade racing transplanted into an open city with no menus between races.

A racing game built on style; Kudos points reward elegant driving more than raw speed.

A return to chases between supercars and police, from the creators of Burnout.

A return to pure rally racing; you must listen to and trust your co-driver's voice.

Racing as a reality show, where tracks can be blown up with traps against opponents.

A skateboarding game controlled by stick movements that mimic real foot tricks.

The last strong entry in the famous skate series, with challenges scattered across a single city.

A reboot of the snowboarding series set on real mountain ranges based on elevation data.

An immensely difficult but fair platformer that kicked off the indie wave.

A thirty-year-old arcade game reworked to feel utterly modern.

A Cold War story of a CIA agent full of flashbacks and unreliable narration.

The first series entry with a branching story and a futuristic campaign set in 2025.

A return to World War II; a rawer, more brutal look at the Pacific and the Eastern Front.

Closes out the Soap MacTavish and Price trilogy with a global conflict spanning New York and Paris.

A humorous band of mercenaries instead of heroes; destructible environments turn cover into rubble.

An anniversary remaster of the first Halo; switch between the original and new graphics on the fly.

Nanosuit amid the ruins of New York; invisibility, armor, or strength to suit your playstyle.

Shapeshifting Alex Mercer consumes enemies in a New York gripped by an epidemic.

Four interconnected campaigns, four tones of horror, from classic survival to military action.

Zombie apocalypse on a tropical island; RPG weapon crafting and visceral melee dismemberment.

The elite Ghosts with cloaking and drones; tactical advance rather than pure firefights.

Moscow's metro after the apocalypse, where bullets double as currency.

Fighting Nazi occultism; an amulet gives Blazkowicz the power to slow time and vanish.

Suspect interrogations powered by the revolutionary MotionScan technology capturing actors' facial expressions.

A bizarre survival horror from SWERY; a noir investigation with a Twin Peaks flavor.

A Telltale adventure based on the comic, not the TV series; choices the characters remember.

A noir detective story among fairy-tale creatures; a loose prequel to the Fables comic.

A loose adaptation of Journey to the West in an overgrown post-apocalypse; carried by the bond between Monkey and Trip.

A spy RPG with a timed dialogue system where choices change relationships and the story.

An open-world fantasy RPG meant to redeem the reputation of the flawed first game.

From the makers of Gothic; a shipwrecked man chooses between the Inquisition and bandits on a mystery-laden island.

A JRPG from the makers of Star Ocean about an ordinary man mistaken for a legendary hero.

A Korean JRPG about a soldier drawn into a civil war and courtly intrigue.

Written by the show's own creators; a LARP game about a stick grows into an alien conspiracy.

A console port praised for its thoughtful controller-friendly control scheme.

One of the first JRPGs on Xbox 360, long before From Software became famous for Dark Souls.

A launch-window arcade racer that gave police chases their iconic modern form.

Brought a seamless open-world Hawaiian island and online driving with other players.

A launch showcase of the Xbox 360's power; the Kudos system rewarded style, not just wins.

The DiRT series' turn toward a more accessible, colorful and spectator-friendly rally.

One of the most acclaimed racing games of its generation; builds a team from scratch to world championships.

Illegal street races through a nighttime Los Angeles drenched in neon and wet asphalt reflections.

The simulation answer to Gran Turismo, with deep chassis and tire tuning.

Broke Tony Hawk's dominance with Flick-It controls, where both sticks drive the tricks.

The skate revolution's sequel in a rebuilt city full of new lines and obstacles.

A boxing simulation where the right stick throws punches and the left blocks; forget old-school combos.

Fast daytime Sonic stages alternate with slower nighttime Werehog combat.

Rayman's return to hand-drawn 2D platforming after years of the Raving Rabbids detour.

Series restart with cel-shaded visuals; the prince and Elika save the world from darkness.

A legendarily long development yielded a brilliant trick: rotate the world and a chasm becomes a path.

A near-solo metroidvania by Dean Dodrill; the hand-drawn art still charms today.

No shooting, just chained explosive jumps; one mechanic, hundreds of ideas.

A master of physics-based motorcycle riding; unlike the HD original, now with outdoor, open tracks.

Frantic boat racing based on the nineties hit; boosts and shortcuts reward risk-taking.

Tower defense as a war of toys in a child's bedroom; World War I in tin-soldier form.

A grim 2.5D platformer set in a zombie apocalypse, with dark silhouettes and a comic-book mood.

A return to the series' metroidvania roots, but built for up to seven players in co-op at once.

A metroidvania from the makers of arcade shooters; polarity-switching inspired by Ikaruga.

An adventure about the smallest matryoshka doll, who climbs inside bigger dolls to steal their abilities.

A self-aware parody of comic-book clichés; the hero jumps between issues with different art styles.

Twisted Pixel's debut; a hungry creature named Maw grows by devouring smaller creatures.

A gentle Swedish puzzle game about finding your way to each other by manipulating space and cubes.

An FPS horror game with bullet time and AI enemies who communicate and take cover; from Monolith.

War across three theaters with iron sights and weapon sway that became a genre template.

A plastic guitar, five buttons, and precise timing — one of the era's flagship rhythm games.

Nighttime canyon duels and battles for city districts, with the series' signature body-kit editor.

A massive open world with a parachute and grapple hook — one of the era's most ambitious sandboxes.

Chris Taylor's massive RTS with hundreds of units and a seamless zoom across the whole battlefield.

The series' comeback with live-action cutscenes and a new alien faction, the Scrin.

An unusual blend of strategy and action, commanding a fleet and personally piloting ships and planes.

A classic arena shooter with Deathmatch, CTF, and vehicle-driven Onslaught — now on Xbox 360.

Every mission starts with a jump and a choice of landing spot — a breakthrough for the linear series.

Nine classes with distinct tactical roles and comic-book visuals; part of The Orange Box bundle.

The series' turn from pure rally to a muddy spectacle with rallycross, buggies, and hillclimb.

A short, brilliant puzzle game with a portal gun and the artificial intelligence GLaDOS.

An alternate Cold War with mechs and bear-carrying submarines; live-action cutscenes with Tim Curry.

An open Africa with fire spreading according to the wind, decaying weapons, and the hero's malaria.

A pioneer of stealthy movement through the city; the sci-fi framing device with the Animus defined the entire series.

An interactive band biography instead of an ordinary playlist; you can even tackle vocal harmonies.

An arcade flight simulator set in the fictional Strangereal with dozens of licensed aircraft.

Battles for France 1944 seen through four Allied armies; the first game with contextual quick-time actions.

A series restart for the new generation – boost drift turns battles into fast aerial acrobatics.

The first installment with exoskeletons - double jumps, dodges, and wall running changed the pace of multiplayer.

The version for the older Xbox 360 without a campaign - only multiplayer and Zombies mode.

A classic FPS campaign about the Ghosts unit, rounded out with multiplayer and the Extinction survival mode.

A post-apocalyptic stealth horror set in the Moscow metro; moral choices change the ending.

A shift to legal tracks and four disciplines; the series' first real body damage modeling.

A return to street racing with a cinematic story and Maggie Q as an undercover agent.

An action-packed racing entry with a thrilling story and, for the first time, on-foot sections outside the car.

Simulation-style driving with a helmet-cam view that reacts to the car's impacts and braking.

The same world of Vana'diel as on PS2 and PC – one of the first full-blooded JRPG MMOs on a console.

Exceptionally, it was released in Japan for Xbox 360 alongside PS3, unlike the previous entry.

In Japan only on PS3, but Western players could also play the trilogy's finale on Xbox 360.

A 2D fighting game from the creators of Guilty Gear and BlazBlue, where the fight is decided by both the power of your Persona and your reflexes.

A departure from the fictional Strangereal toward real-world conflicts and cinematically staged missions.

An Xbox 360 launch title with the same content as the PS2 version, just with better graphics.

An expansion adding the Nod Reborn faction and a fourth campaign told from the Brotherhood of Nod's perspective.

A run-and-gun prequel to the 1994 Hard Corps, made by fighting-game specialists Arc System Works.

An intimate digital prequel in a desert town; a dry-run preview of Dead Rising 2.

An epilogue that brings Chuck Greene together with a scarred Frank West from the first game.

An alternate version of Dead Rising 2 featuring Frank West instead of Chuck, plus extra additional content.

An HD remake of the absurd 1994 platformer starring an earthworm in cyber-armor with a whip.

A Kinect spin-off of the series set in the world of Albion; an on-rails journey controlled with gestures.

A light-hearted four-player co-op brawler featuring cute figurines of heroes from Albion.

A compilation release combining Instincts and its Evolution expansion with a graphical upgrade.

A sequel with Captain Mitchell in Mexico; the new generation cashes in on the cover system.

An attempt to revive the fantasy series in 3D after fifteen years of silence; a coolly received restart.

Two GTA IV spin-offs in one package; the same Liberty City through the eyes of a biker and a club playboy.

A musical puzzle game from Rez creator Tetsuya Mizuguchi; an early flagship title on Xbox Live Arcade.

An Xbox 360 launch exclusive in HD and a steady 60 fps - a showcase for the new console generation.

An Xbox 360 launch title with a gangster open world in the vein of GTA, only rougher around the edges.

A return to classic 2D Sonic in a digital, episodic release full of nostalgia.

The only entry in the series without a gamepad; races on anti-gravity boards controlled purely by motion.

The second episode of the return to classic 2D Sonic, this time with sidekick Tails along for the ride.

Weapon-based duels over the Soul Edge sword, with guest fighters that differ by console.

A loose sequel to Shattered Dimensions; two Spider-Men across time help each other out over the phone.

Open-world New York and swinging between skyscrapers based on the Spider-Man movie.

A movie-based storyline, open-world New York, and freer swinging through the streets between skyscrapers.

The conclusion of the Legend of Spyro trilogy; cooperative flying and combat with two dragon heroes.

Star Trek's space battles with controls adapted for a gamepad instead of the PC version's mouse and keyboard.

A 3D rebirth of the classic 90s beat-'em-up; the turtles smash Kraang goons and bosses at the end.

A three-dimensional beat-'em-up with four turtles, plagued by technical issues and a cool reception.

Battles across Middle-earth with squad command; the dark campaign lets you rewrite the story on the side of evil.

A return to glittering Las Vegas, with the cover system as the foundation of tactical firefights.

A remake of the 1996 game for its tenth anniversary; the old locations rebuilt in the Legend engine.

The conclusion of the trilogy featuring Thor's hammer; fluid acrobatics and destructible environments raised the bar.

An isometric co-op spin-off from the classic Lara formula; puzzles and action rather than tomb exploration.

A launch-window Xbox 360 addition with higher resolution and sharper textures of Los Angeles.

An open city split between daytime New Jersey and nighttime Washington; your chosen path changes the story.

A plastic board instead of a gamepad; the series briefly moved to a motion-based experience without triggers.

The same board from RIDE now simulates snowboarding too; skate and snow on a single piece of hardware.

A reboot that ditched the sci-fi portals; it bets on gritty military realism and a hunt for dinosaurs.

Tentokrát skáčete na obří příšery a ovládáte je; osvěžující změna stylu.

Crash ovládá armádu mutantů proti Cortexovým čepicím ovládajícím mysl.

Rychlá bojovka, která jako spouštěcí titul ukázala sílu Xboxu 360.

Bojovnice Dead or Alive na dovolené: volejbal, minihry a nic víc.

Karikatury fotbalistů s obřími hlavami a triky na pravém analogu.

MotoGP v éře HD: sezóna 2007 na Xboxu 360 od britského studia Climax.

Další sezóna MotoGP na Xboxu 360, tentokrát s aktuálním startovním polem.

Motorkářský šampionát na Xboxu 360 s novou třídou Moto2

Trojrozměrní červi se vrací v sestavě, která spojuje to nejlepší z 3D éry série.

Vetřelec na starším Xboxu čekal ve stejné ventilaci, jen s prostším obrazem.

HD verze kultovní střílečky z arkád, doplněná o žebříčky a achievementy.

Mordor v odlehčené podobě: Nemesis na konzoli minulé generace.

Kultovní střílečka z Saturnu s online žebříčky a HD obrazem.

Battlefield 4 na Xboxu 360 - stejná kampaň, poloviční fronty na bojišti.

Lara v mrazivé Sibiři; hrobky, lov a přežívání dotažené do detailu.

Sonic a spol. na kurtu v HD, s režimem výzev a zábavným multiplayerem.

Prvním domovem kultovního roguelike v HD byl Xbox Live Arcade.

Hrajete tajného Vaderova učně; Síla je tu především obrovská zbraň.

Týmová bojovka Street Fighter a Tekken na Xboxu 360, bez sonyovských hostů.

Pixelový sandbox z PC, přepsaný na gamepad a starší hardware.

Survival horror od Shinji Mikamiho; krvavý návrat ke kořenům žánru.

Titanfall pro starší generaci, přenesený do slabšího hardwaru.

Dvojitý agent v éře Xboxu 360: důvěra dvou stran a rozhodnutí s následky.

Poslední velký Trials na Xboxu 360, těsně před koncem jeho éry.

Přesná myší střílečka na gamepadu a zamrzlá v roce 2012 – konzolová odbočka CS:GO.

Destiny na Xboxu 360: stejný den vydání, slabší hardware a exkluzivní obsah navíc.

Reaper of Souls i na staré krabici Xboxu, s delšími nahrávačkami navrch.

Konzolová verze s přepracovaným, akčnějším soubojovým systémem místo PC hotbaru.

Technicky omezenější verze pro předchozí generaci konzolí s menšími oblastmi.

Dark Arisen z roku 2013 na Xbox 360, v podobě předcházející pozdější HD remaster.

Stejný název, jiný tým i hardware: verze pro Xbox 360 je jiná hra pro starší konzoli.