Next week, Xbox fans will see a diverse selection of games arriving across Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC, with many optimized for the newest consoles. From classic RPG remasters to quirky indie titles, the lineup offers something for nearly every type of player. Let’s break down the highlights and what you might want to keep an eye on.
Dungeons & Dragons: Neverwinter Nights 2: Enhanced Edition – July 15
Returning to the fantasy realm of Faerûn, this enhanced edition brings the classic RPG back with improvements tailored for Xbox Series X|S. You’ll take on the role of the Shard-Bearer, facing a dark force threatening Neverwinter. It’s a hefty dose of nostalgia if you enjoyed the original, with a chance to look at the campaign anew or go into into modded adventures.
RoboCop: Rogue City – Unfinished Business – July 17
After RoboCop’s triumph over Detroit’s gangs, this standalone expansion continues the story with new threats emerging in Old Detroit’s OmniTower. Expect intense combat against mercenaries who’ve turned the building into a fortress. It’s a gritty, action-packed scenario that should appeal to fans of the original game’s mix of shooting and storytelling.
Shadow Labyrinth – July 18
This one’s a 2D action platformer offering a twist on the classic Pac-Man concept. Playing as Swordsman No. 8, you’ll look at a mysterious planet filled with war relics, hunting enemies and uncovering secrets. Its retro-inspired style combined with fresh mechanics might be a nice change of pace if you’re craving something a little different.
Edens Zero – July 15
Based on Hiro Mashima’s space fantasy manga and anime, this 3D action RPG lets you follow Shiki Granbell and friends on a cosmic adventure. Optimized for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox Play Anywhere, it promises a blend of story and combat that anime fans will want to check out.
Golden Tee Arcade Classics – July 17
If you miss the arcade days, Golden Tee Arcade Classics brings eight legendary golf games to your console. Titles like Golden Tee 3D Golf and Golden Tee 2K will take you back to simpler times—no quarters needed, thankfully.
Eriksholm: The Stolen Dream – July 15
This narrative-driven stealth game puts you in the shoes of Hanna as she searches for her missing brother in the city of Eriksholm. It combines an isometric perspective with a tense story that escalates as the police close in. A solid pick if you like stealth and story-heavy gameplay.
Magic of Runes: Hidden Object Games – July 15
Step into a fantasy world where magic and mystery abound in this hidden object game. It’s more than just finding items—it’s about uncovering a living town’s secrets. Casual players looking for a relaxing but interesting experience might find this one appealing.
Ready or Not – July 15
Lead a SWAT team through dangerous missions in this tactical shooter inspired by real-world events. Every choice from squad setup to tactical entry matters, with intense encounters against a violent criminal underworld. Definitely for those who appreciate realistic and high-stakes gameplay.
Neon Noodles – July 16
Set in a cyberpunk future where food equals status, this game puts you in the middle of a mysterious heist to reclaim your forgotten past. It’s a narrative-driven experience optimized for Xbox Series X|S and Smart Delivery. Curious about how noodles and cyberpunk mix? Me too.
BattleCap – July 17
A party game supporting up to four players, BattleCap lets you build naval warships from bottle cap modules and engage in chaotic battles. The physics engine promises dynamic and fun collisions, adding unpredictability to every match.
Diluvian Winds – July 17
In this atmospheric game, you play as a lighthouse keeper walrus who helps travelers look at a world with extreme weather. Keeping the lighthouse fire alive is crucial to maintaining connections to the outside world. It sounds oddly charming, right?
Clash of Weirdos – Card Carnage – July 18
prepare for a card and board game featuring adorable, quirky characters with distinct abilities. The combat system aims to keep battles fresh and tactical, perfect if you like strategic but lighthearted gameplay.
God Wars – July 18
This action RPG offers loot-driven roguelike gameplay across six worlds and loops, promising over 50 hours of content. Mix and match builds to find your ideal playstyle. It might be just what you want if you’re into deep customization and replayability.
The Cursed Frog – July 18
A puzzle-platformer with an enchanted twist: switch between a princess and a cursed frog to solve challenges in a magical forest. The dual-character mechanic sounds like a clever way to keep puzzles varied and entertaining.
There’s quite a bit to unpack here. Which title has you most intrigued? Are you planning to jump back into Neverwinter Nights 2, or maybe try something fresh like Neon Noodles? Let me know your thoughts below!
