Xbox players have a busy week ahead, with games arriving across Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Xbox on PC, and Game Pass from July 27 through July 31. The schedule includes the highly anticipated Halo: Campaign Evolved, the superhero workplace comedy Dispatch, the survival game Mistfall Hunter, and a long list of smaller releases.
The full lineup was announced through Xbox Wire’s weekly release roundup. Release dates can still change, but these are the games currently listed for the week.
Monday, July 27
Broken Reality 2000
Broken Reality 2000 is a single-player adventure set in the colorful metaverse of NATEM. Players will solve puzzles, complete quests, collect Likes, and use tools such as a virus-slaying katana, a hoverboard, and a camera while opening up new areas.
Forever Skies
In Forever Skies, players return to an Earth damaged by an ecological disaster. The first-person survival game supports solo play and co-op, with a high-tech airship that can be built, upgraded, and customized. Scavenging resources, facing surface dangers, and searching for a cure to a mysterious illness are all part of the journey.
Tuesday, July 28
Halo: Campaign Evolved
Halo: Campaign Evolved will arrive on July 28 through Game Pass and Xbox Play Anywhere. The remake rebuilds the original Halo: Combat Evolved campaign with high-definition visuals, updated cinematics, and refined controls.
The campaign will also include three prequel missions starring Master Chief and Sgt. Johnson. A wider selection of weapons, vehicles, enemies, and optional Skulls will give players more ways to approach combat. Players who pre-purchase the game will receive the Foundry Armory Pack, which includes a legendary look for the Master Chief’s Mark V Mjolnir armor.
Gothic Classic
Gothic Classic brings the classic role-playing game to Xbox Series X|S. Players take the role of the Nameless Hero in Myrtana, a kingdom caught in a war against invading orcs. After being sent to the penal colony of Khorinis, the hero becomes involved in the struggle to secure the ore needed to forge weapons for the king’s army.
Get Them Out!
Get Them Out! is a puzzle game built around hamster-shaped pieces. Players will place the pieces to complete rows and columns, clearing hamsters and moles from the board in chain reactions. Later stages add special mole types and more demanding layouts.
Gnardo back Home: PC Edition
This precision platformer follows Gnardo, a grumpy old man trying to reach his house. Spikes, collapsing floors, moving platforms, and keys placed on the other side of dangerous stages will stand between him and home.
The Green Light
The Green Light is a first-person horror game about Fred, a man trapped in a dead-end job and troubled by disturbing hallucinations. After a mysterious radio voice promises peace and freedom through a distant green light, Fred heads into the darkness to confront his own mind.
Wednesday, July 29
Dispatch
Dispatch will launch on July 29 for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox Play Anywhere. The game comes from writers and directors associated with Tales from the Borderlands and The Wolf Among Us.
Players take the role of Robert Robertson, also known as Mecha Man. After his mech suit is destroyed by his nemesis, Robert takes a job at a superhero dispatch center. His work involves managing a team of former supervillains, handling office relationships, rebuilding his suit, and looking for a chance at revenge.
Mistfall Hunter
Mistfall Hunter will also arrive on July 29 through Game Pass, with Xbox Series X|S optimization and Xbox Play Anywhere support. Its world has been consumed by the Gyldenmist after the fall of the gods. Revived by a mysterious girl named Dew, players will gather Gyldenblood, fight through dangerous areas, and extract resources while trying to repair the Web of Fate.
The King Is Watching
The King Is Watching is a kingdom-management game where workers only make progress when they remain within the ruler’s gaze. Players will decide whether to focus on fields, mines, or barracks while managing water, wheat, stone, coal, silver, and other resources. The game supports Smart Delivery, Xbox Play Anywhere, and Xbox Series X|S.
Truck-kun is Supporting Me from Another World?!
This run-based anime driving game follows a magical truck and an isekai elf girl who lives in the protagonist’s head. Players will make deliveries, run over pedestrians as Truck-kun, and fight the Skeleton King across two worlds.
4 The Elements
4 The Elements is a 2D action platformer inspired by 1990s games. Fire, Earth, Air, and Water share one body after becoming trapped inside a magic crystal. Players can switch between them in real time to use different attacks, movement options, and abilities while solving puzzles and fighting bosses.
Case Solved: The London Files
Case Solved: The London Files mixes cozy noir storytelling with logic puzzles inspired by Einstein’s Riddle. Each case presents suspects, conflicting testimonies, and a single answer that players must find through observation and reasoning.
Dungeon Antiqua
Dungeon Antiqua is a dungeon-crawling RPG with pixel art and chiptune music inspired by the 1980s and 1990s. It will support Xbox Series X|S optimization and Xbox Play Anywhere.
Kusan: City of Wolves
Kusan: City of Wolves is a top-down shooter set in a neon-covered city ruled by violence and corruption. Players will need precise movement and gunplay to survive its streets and combat arenas. The game is listed at $14.99, with a $11.99 price also shown in the Xbox listing.
Railway Routes
Railway Routes offers a quieter challenge. Players will draw tracks on a grid, guide trains, and build efficient railway networks through logic-based stages. The game supports Xbox Play Anywhere.
Retrace The Light
Set in the year 3323, Retrace The Light follows Enforcer Decem through strange Mirrormazes created from human minds. Players will solve puzzles and face Mirrormares while working within the Meta Mirror Project. The listed price is $17.99, with a $14.39 price also displayed.
Sizeable
Sizeable is a casual puzzle and exploration game based on shrinking and growing. The project began as a student game before becoming Business Goose Studio’s first commercial release. It will support Xbox Play Anywhere.
Wake Up, Lia!
Wake Up, Lia! is a 2D precision platformer set inside nightmares shaped by bullying. Lia must cross 20 handcrafted stages to recover memories and pieces of her identity. The game supports solo play and local co-op, along with Smart Delivery and Xbox Play Anywhere.
Thursday, July 30
PAW Patrol: Dino World
PAW Patrol: Dino World will launch on July 30 for Xbox Series X|S at $39.99. Players can take control of Chase, Marshall, Rubble, Skye, Rocky, and Zuma as they complete rescue missions across the Dino Plains.
The game includes dinosaur eggs to find, a Paleo Center where players can care for dinosaur friends, customizable enclosures, collectibles, caves, and vehicle sections through a jungle environment.
Angel Engine
Angel Engine is a horror surgery simulator set in a dystopian future after nuclear fire has damaged the world. Players will operate on comatose test subjects while working with a group of scientists connected to the Angel Engine Initiative and the Second Tower of Babel.
HARDWIRED: Ghost In The Reset
This single-player action-adventure shooter comes from a solo independent creator. Players take control of Kay, a combatant in a dystopian world who views emotion as a system failure. The game supports Smart Delivery and Xbox Play Anywhere, with a listed price of $14.99 and a $12.74 price also shown.
Leafy Corner
Leafy Corner lets players run a plant shop. Growing houseplants, serving customers, and decorating a welcoming store are the main activities. Xbox Play Anywhere support is included.
Mechaconda
Mechaconda puts players in control of a mechanical serpent fighting Dr. EVIL’s army. Its arcade action combines growth mechanics with bullet-hell combat, real-time loadout building, and dozens of upgrades.
Nightmare Shift
Nightmare Shift follows Emma through night shifts at a remote motel, where unsettling guests and strange events make it difficult to separate reality from nightmares. The game is listed at $11.99.
Redtail Relic Rush
In Redtail Relic Rush, a red panda explorer uses a grappling hook to move through ancient ruins. The platforming stages feature traps, enemies, swinging sections, and momentum-based movement on the way to the Golden Idol.
Shard Squad
Shard Squad is a survival game about recruiting elemental creatures after defeating bosses. Players can combine the creatures’ traits to unlock new effects and abilities. It will support Smart Delivery and Xbox Play Anywhere.
Truxton Extreme
Truxton Extreme is a shoot-’em-up featuring weapons such as the Power Shot, Truxton Beam, Thunder Laser, Homing Shot, and Star-mine Shot. Players will face waves of alien invaders and large bosses.
Turnip Mountain
Turnip Mountain uses independent controls for each hand in a physics-based climbing adventure. Players will grip walls, swing from ropes, launch across gaps, and choose their own route toward the summit.
Verho – Curse of Faces
In Verho – Curse of Faces, showing a face means instant death. Humanity has relied on masks for 264 years during the Era of Solitude, while travelers continue searching for the source of the curse. Players can decide whether to remove it or use its power.
Zombie Graveyard Simulator
Zombie Graveyard Simulator asks players to manage a graveyard by handling burials, cremations, visitor requests, facilities, staff, and defenses. The work becomes much more dangerous at night, when the dead begin returning as zombies. The listed price is $14.99, with a $13.49 price also displayed.
Friday, July 31
Corsair Cove
Corsair Cove will join Game Pass on July 31. This city builder puts players in charge of a pirate settlement during the final days of the Golden Age of Piracy.
The game focuses on building upward across cliffs and hilltops, managing production chains, manufacturing supplies such as spyglasses and cannons, and equipping ships for battles against the Crown. Players can raid nearby islands for resources, search unfamiliar lands for treasure, and keep a growing pirate crew happy enough to remain aboard.
Bee With Gun
Bee With Gun combines base destruction with tower defense. Players control an armed bee across 40 levels and four environments, attacking enemy strongholds while protecting the hive with buildable towers.
hyperdrive inn
In hyperdrive inn, the player must search an enormous hotel for their missing father, who caused a series of disasters that threaten existence. The father is also the only person who can repair the damage, turning the hotel into the setting for a very strange rescue mission.
Waterpark Simulator
Waterpark Simulator lets players build and run a waterpark. Designing slides, sending guests through ragdoll attractions, managing staff, and customizing the park are all part of the first-person management game.
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