Xbox One

The flagship of the Xbox One; for the first time, the four-member Fireteam Osiris takes center stage.

The most ambitious shooter collection of 2014 — four Halo games in one package.

The reins pass to new studio The Coalition; the story jumps 25 years forward, with JD Fenix.

The series' first partially open world; the narrative shifts focus from JD Fenix to Kait Diaz.

The car festival moves from Colorado to southern Europe; more realistic weather, no loading screens.

For the first time, the player is directly the director of the Horizon festival; variety ranging from rainforests to a big city.

Dynamic seasons change the entire map every week — winter, spring, summer, and autumn.

A launch title for the Xbox One; laser-scanned tracks and photorealistic car lighting.

Fixed the launch title's flaws; over 450 cars and richer content from the very start of the career.

The last entry in the series on Xbox One; over 700 cars and native 4K at 60 frames per second.

A crazy exclusive from Insomniac Games; a self-mocking tone and a fight against OD mutants.

A hand-painted metroidvania inspired by Studio Ghibli; the emotional story of a forest spirit.

It follows up with a bigger world and a more mature story; empathy works even for the villain.

Hand-drawn and animated like 1930s cartoons, with live-recorded jazz.

A shared pirate adventure for four players, where a giant kraken lurks at sea too.

A survival game where you don't control a hero, but an entire community with its own relationships and weaknesses.

A hybrid of action game and TV series from the creators of Max Payne and Alan Wake, featuring time manipulation.

Desert sci-fi from former Metroid Prime creators and the father of Mega Man, Keiji Inafune.

A restart of the 90s fighting game as an Xbox One launch title, free-to-play for the first time.

Thirty games from Rare's history in one collection for the price of a single game — from Jetpac to Banjo-Kazooie.

Open-world action with Agility Orbs to collect for higher jumps; Terry Crews was the face of the campaign.

Respawn's debut combines wall-running parkour with piloting giant Titan mechs on the battlefield.

The added campaign with the robot BT-7274 ranks among the best-reviewed shooters of the generation.

A vast fantasy RPG about Geralt of Rivia and one of the most admired open worlds.

A western from Rockstar with obsessive attention to detail, from horse fur to weather.

A re-ported version of the action game with three protagonists, with denser traffic and improved graphics.

FromSoftware's open world with mythology by George R. R. Martin and Souls-level difficulty.

A return to the roots of brutal action; the Glory Kill system turns combat into an aggressive, attacking dance.

An even faster and more complex sequel, where the chainsaw solves ammo shortages.

A remake of the 1998 classic with an over-the-shoulder view instead of fixed cameras.

A return to pure first-person horror in the decaying mansion of the Baker family.

The entry that finally opened up the Japanese series to the West with seamless hunting grounds.

The series' transformation into an action RPG with a skill tree; the story of the brotherhood's origins in Egypt.

Ancient Greece and the Peloponnesian War; for the first time in the series, a choice between two protagonists.

A sci-fi looter shooter from the creators of Halo, with precise shooting and the chase for better gear.

A team-based hero shooter that defined the genre with a colorful cast and role synergy.

Football with rocket-powered cars from small studio Psyonix; easy to understand, endlessly deep.

A hand-drawn metroidvania from a small Australian team, whose depth shames big-budget productions.

An action roguelike about escaping the underworld; death isn't the end, just a trip home for another attempt.

A precise, demanding platformer about climbing a mountain and about anxiety; the heroine is pursued by a dark shadow.

A sprawling RPG set in Night City from CD Projekt RED, with hacking and a digital ghost in your head.

Post-apocalyptic Boston with the series' first elaborate settlement-building system made from scavenged junk.

The conclusion of FromSoftware's trilogy, the dying world of Lothric as a ruin piled on ruins.

Feudal Japan and a new posture-balance system instead of the Souls-style character building.

Kojima's last Metal Gear Solid and the series' first truly open world.

DICE's bold return to World War I, with an impressive portrayal of the conflict.

A straightforward corridor action game about a Roman soldier's revenge, meant to show off the power of the new Xbox.

An open city without walls or loading screens, infested with hundreds of zombies at once.

A real-time strategy game designed for a controller, which actually makes it work.

The series' first semi-open world, Zeta Halo, where Master Chief freely liberates outposts.

The traveling festival in Mexico with the series' most varied map — from beaches to a snow-capped volcano.

A rebuild of the game that redefined third-person cover-based action in 2006.

The brutal Gears universe translated into turn-based tactics; against expectations, it fit perfectly.

A sequel arriving sixteen years later, with brilliantly written levels set inside human minds.

Kids shrunk to the size of an ant survive in a backyard where even a dewdrop is dangerous.

A murder investigation in a 16th-century Bavarian abbey — a game that wouldn't stand a chance anywhere else.

Minecraft's blocky aesthetic transplanted into a top-down action dungeon crawler.

Lara Croft searches for a lost city in Siberia in a more open sequel to the series reboot.

A sensitive adventure about twins whose memories of a tragic night differ.

A rebirth of the legend as a visually over-the-top brawler full of self-mockery.

An interactive drama in a painted comic-book style, with two intertwined fates.

A Soulslike without a sun, where building a settlement matters just as much as combat.

The peak of the Arkham trilogy, with all of Gotham accessible without loading screens and rides in the Batmobile.

Made famous by the Nemesis system — orcs remember every defeat and victory of yours.

A sprawling fantasy RPG on the Frostbite engine, BioWare's big bet after the more intimate second entry.

The main series' first truly open-world adventure, stronger on atmosphere than on plot.

One of the most ambitious classic RPGs of the decade, here with gamepad controls.

A Czech medieval RPG without dragons or magic — at the start, you can barely even read.

A satirical sci-fi RPG from Obsidian, where corporations own even their own employees.

A confident return of a big story-driven single-player Star Wars game.

Remedy's strangest game — a building that reshapes itself like a living organism.

An immersive sim with one of the genre's smartest level sets; a choice between two protagonists.

A sci-fi immersive sim where the enemy can transform into any object.

A return of the classic action series in full force, three playable characters, and a fabulous RE Engine.

PlatinumGames' cult action RPG with unforgettable music and an unusual narrative.

Closes out the series' RPG trilogy, this time among Vikings conquering England.

A prequel to the series and the best entry point; late-1980s Japan during the real estate bubble.

Massive online battles for sixty-four players were and still are the series' main draw.

Set in 2065, the campaign with cybernetic implants blurs the line between reality and simulation.

A restart of the series' most famous branch; a raw war with civilians caught in the middle of the conflict.

An alternate history where the Nazis won the war — action with a surprisingly human story.

Resistance against the Nazis right in America; the game fearlessly starts you off in a wheelchair.

The most faithful video game tribute to the 1979 film — one indestructible alien.

Pure horror without a weapon — just a night-vision camera and endless fleeing.

A classic survival horror from Shinji Mikami, where reality crumbles into bloody visions.

An asymmetric horror game pitting four survivors against one killer, inspired by classic slashers.

An open world of the infected, where rooftop parkour is more fun than combat.

A tactical shooter with no respawns, where a single mistake means the end of the round.

Bungie's first big game after Halo, combining a console shooter with a shared online world.

A free-to-play battle royale set in the Titanfall universe, with heroes who have their own abilities.

The game that made the battle royale genre famous; a hundred players and a relentlessly shrinking circle.

For the first time, it takes the series out of the Moscow metro to the surface, across a devastated Russia.

A dark platformer from Playdead that explains nothing yet still tells a chilling story.

A textbook tribute to 8-bit platformers; the shovel is both a weapon and a means of transport.

Combines the fast combat of a metroidvania with the merciless randomness of roguelikes.

A colorful metroidvania inspired by Mexican folk culture and lucha libre wrestling.

Perhaps the best hand-drawn platformer of its time, built around fluid movement.

A hero knitted from yarn who literally unravels with every step of his journey.

An hour-long nightmare in platformer form, full of sneaking and physics puzzles.

A puzzle game that teaches players to read its own rules without using a single word.

Time only moves when you do — a shooter turned into a series of tactical puzzles.

A motorcycle physics game where shifting the rider's weight decides everything.

A return to hardcore rally simulation; the car slides, floats, and skids depending on the surface.

An ambitious attempt to cover all of motorsport in one game; a career with no fixed path.

An open Paradise City with no loading — you start a race by flooring it at an intersection.

Pure demolition-derby joy; whoever's wrecked car is still moving last wins.

A faithful remake of two skateboarding classics, with the same levels and two-minute pacing.

An open mountain world for skis, snowboard, and wingsuit, where you switch disciplines on the fly.

A snow-covered, quarantine-ravaged Manhattan as a fully fledged character of the whole story.

The battle for Washington, D.C. after the outbreak; iconic landmarks overgrown by wild nature.

Fictional Himalayas ruled by the flamboyant dictator Pagan Min; the series' finest villain.

A religious cult has taken over Montana; Joseph Seed is one of the series' best villains.

A return to the Mediterranean island of Medici; the story is just an excuse for bombastic destruction.

A blazing-fast sci-fi third-person shooter; sliding on your knees and slowing down time.

Remaster of a self-aware, over-the-top vulgar shooter with bizarre enemies.

A cinematic multiplayer Star Wars battle; take command of Vader or Han Solo for a while.

Expanded the series with an Iden Versio campaign spanning all three film trilogies.

A free-to-play action shooter; biomechanical warframes with perfectly fluid movement.

A cartoonish looter shooter; the quartet of Vault Hunters leaves their home planet Pandora behind.

Post-apocalyptic open-world shooter with superhuman nanite abilities and a quest for revenge.

The finale of the rebooted Lara Croft trilogy; a darker Lara amid a Mayan apocalypse.

An action RPG in a new galaxy far from Shepard's trilogy; free mixing of abilities without classes.

A remastered legendary open-world RPG from Bethesda; mods on console for the first time.

The complete Diablo III with Reaper of Souls; loot hunting for up to four players on the couch.

An isometric turn-based RPG in frozen Colorado; dark humor and choices that always cost something.

Colonial fantasy RPG from French studio Spiders; diplomacy, magic, and choices between factions.

An action RPG from Dontnod; a moral dilemma between healing the sick and preying on your own patients.

Action RPG famous for climbing giant monsters; Pawns learn from their own experience.

JRPG from Level-5 with fairy-tale visuals; for the first time without Studio Ghibli and with action combat.

The series swaps action for turn-based combat inspired by Dragon Quest for the first time; hero Ichiban.

An RPG with no combat, just dialogue and the character's inner voices; this version comes with full voice acting.

The sequel to Shadow of Mordor expands the Nemesis system with fortresses and an orc army.

A cooperative prison-break adventure playable only by two; it cannot be completed solo.

A short, inventive adventure; each family story is told through a completely different gameplay mechanic.

The football series runs on the Frostbite engine for the first time; smoother movement, livelier stadiums.

One of the most sophisticated basketball simulations of the generation, with realistic AI and atmosphere.

The official NFL simulation with a new Ball Carrier Balance system for smoother ball-carrying runs.

The pinnacle of Codemasters' F1 simulation; Formula 2 races as a career springboard for the first time.

A rally simulation with the Your Stage system, which procedurally generates an endless number of tracks.

A shift from simulation toward arcade fun; festival effects, a commentator, and varied disciplines.

The series reboot combines nighttime street racing with cinematic scenes and real tuning-scene stars.

An open world where you switch seamlessly between cars, planes, and boats across a map of the USA.

A racing simulation developed with the player community; dynamic weather and day-night transitions.

The most ambitious entry in the series to date; a new engine and licensed machinery like John Deere.

Washing away grime with a pressure washer, of all things, became an unexpectedly relaxing and addictive game.

A remake of the go-kart classic from the nineties; the same controls and powerslide drift in a new coat of paint.

Kart racing built on teamwork, not a solo fight for first place.

An action adventure with hacking as your main weapon; Aiden Pearce controls an entire city remotely.

An unconventional action RPG from PlatinumGames based on a concept by Yoko Taro; the android 2B fights for the meaning of existence.

A survival game on an alien planet with no weapon and no map; just an escape pod, a scanner, and the depths of the ocean.

A remake of the first Crash trilogy that shows no mercy for mistakes; motorbike rides add variety.

A complete remake of the first Spyro trilogy from the ground up, with level layouts preserved.

A return to Sonic's fast 2D essence; a mix of new and classic zones from the Sega Mega Drive.

Revolutionary Paris as a playground for parkour and hidden kills; four-player co-op for the first time.

Victorian London, a battle between the Frye siblings and the Templars; a rooftop grappling hook for the first time.

A post-apocalyptic desert inspired by the film; the core is upgrading the Magnum Opus car.

A sniper in Italy during World War II; the famous X-ray kill cam shows every bullet's impact.

A colorful 3D platformer starring the fox Lucky; it alternates open levels with 2D passages and tunnels.

An expanded edition of a classic JRPG with turn-based combat and a story about the Sign of the Lost One.

A visual and mechanical reboot of the Tales of series; a story of oppression between the planets Dahna and Rena.

An episodic adventure about a student who can rewind time; the mechanic is tightly woven into dialogue.

An intimate adventure about a forest lookout whose only companion is a voice on the radio.

Stealth action with Adam Jensen in a tension-filled Prague divided over augmentations.

A turn-based RPG faithful to the show's humor and style; the kids wage a LARP war over a wooden stick.

A remaster of the original 2004 Fable with higher resolution and an unchanged gameplay core.

The remastered trilogy about Commander Shepard and the fight against the Reapers, in one package.

A return to battles between police and racers; the player chooses the side of the law or the street.

Revenge on a cartel in Fortune Valley; for the first time, players switch between three playable characters.

A clear day-night cycle: legal races by day, an illegal scene with more aggressive police by night.

A Formula racing simulation with a new My Team mode for founding and running your own team.

A reboot of the 2008 racing series; a varied vehicle roster and a pure feel for wheel-to-wheel battles.

Demanding motorcycle obstacle tracks from Finland's RedLynx, this time spanning the whole world.

Skiing, snowboarding, biking, and wingsuit flying on one seamless map with no loading screens.

An Italian driving simulation with an emphasis on realistic physics; a console port of a PC classic.

The first entry to take the series into space; starfighter dogfights between planets alongside ground missions.

The first numbered entry without a classic campaign — Specialist missions and the Blackout battle royale.

The eighteenth entry in the series leads an international squad of soldiers from Africa all the way to the assault on Berlin.

Exoskeletons brought double jumps and wall-running; Kevin Spacey as a digital villain.

Complete content simultaneously with the generation's launch - campaign, multiplayer, and the Zombies mode.

A launch title from the Xbox One's release day; it brought the cooperative survival mode Extinction.

A restart of the rebooted trilogy with an improved Gunsmith; a springboard for Warzone 2.0.

A short campaign, but multiplayer brought back more than twenty maps from Modern Warfare 2 (2009).

The return to World War II also meant a return to health kits and the end of wall-running.

Free-to-play battle royale for 150 players on the Verdansk map, with a return via a duel in the Gulag.

A deep action RPG with thousands of nodes in its skill tree, surprisingly well adapted to a controller.

The eagerly awaited sequel to the cult metroidvania, this time seen through the eyes of the huntress Hornet.

An expansion to the demanding open-world soulslike RPG, with merciless bosses.

A rework of the original on the engine from Last Light; the game feels much smoother than it did in 2010.

Redux unified stealthy infiltration and open firefights into a single selectable style.

The successor to the Dreamcast-era online series, with fast combat and deep character customization.

Frank West returns to a Christmas-decorated mall full of zombies and absurd combo weapons.

Stejný remaster jako na Xboxu Series X/S, ale na starším hardwaru s kompromisy.

Stejná hra jako na Xbox Series, ale na starším Xboxu s viditelně skromnější grafikou.

Stejné Bradavice, ale na starším Xboxu a s dvouměsíčním zpožděním za novou generací.

Verze pro Xbox One, ktera hru pri vydani v roce 2021 zpristupnila i hracum bez Series X|S.

Temný příběh o loutce Pinocchiovi dostupný i majitelům staršího Xboxu One.

Tatáž sovětská dystopie na starším Xboxu – poloviční snímkování a řidší svět kolem hráče.

Rozlehlé MMO z PC dorazilo na Xbox s ovládáním přestavěným pro ovladač.

Temná metroidvania z PS5 a Series X/S se dočkala i verze pro starší Xbox One.

Dante znovu na scéně: rychlejší tempo, volné styly a davy nepřátel navíc.

Stejný remaster, starší krabice – Sanktuář na Xboxu One běží skromněji než na Series.

Návrat do temného Sanktuáře i na starší Xbox, za cenu výrazně skromnější grafiky.

Týž fotbalový ročník na Xbox One běží na starším enginu bez next-gen animací a efektů.

Verze pro Xbox One nabízí týž ročník na starším enginu, včetně odlehčeného režimu Rush.