Xbox One (7144 programs)

Pros: Has both third and first-person angles. In-depth but easy to understand storyline. Immersive horror gameplay. Multiple endings. Intuitive inventory management.

Cons: Can be extremely difficult. Disturbing themes and horror visuals.

Pros: Gorgeous minimalist visuals and six distinct biomes. Two modes: competitive High Score and creative Sandbox. Expanded building roster with 44 structures and vibrant color variants.

Cons: Scoring rules can feel opaque to newcomers.

Pros: Tight, responsive controls. Stunning remastered maps and visuals. Classic soundtrack with nostalgic hits. Local and online multiplayer modes.

Cons: High system requirements for optimal performance.

Pros: Authentic arcade-style gameplay. Excellent pixel-art visuals. Thrilling and varied missions.

Cons: Difficulty spikes.

Pros: Expanded playable roster including all Hashiras. Dual Ultimate and Gear Systems add flair and depth. Cinematic cutscenes and faithful story adaptation.

Cons: Combat remains repetitive over time. Story mode still lacks depth.

Pros: Realistic firefighting tools and mechanics. Engaging co-op and NPC support. Mod-friendly with custom mission creation. Immersive emergency scenarios.

Cons: Performance drops in large-scale fires. Graphics taxing on older systems. Occasional stuttering and FPS issues.

Pros: Stunning graphics powered by Unreal Engine 5. Rich, realistic sound design from real MotoGP bikes. Deep career mode with meaningful choices.

Cons: Steep learning curve in Pro mode.

Pros: Improved sound design. Quality-of-life upgrades like fast-forward and autosave. Core gameplay holds up well. Engaging political and personal storytelling.

Cons: Dated graphics despite improvements. Limited slots and no shared storage.

Pros: Nostalgic arcade-style beat-’em-up combat. Vibrant, hand-drawn comic-inspired visuals. Varied environments and unique boss challenges.

Cons: Combat may feel shallow for some players. Linear level design lacks exploration or complexity.

Pros: Engaging potion-making mechanics with a hands-on approach. Rewarding experimentation system. Structured gameplay with clear goals. Workshop upgrades add a sense of achievement.

Cons: Lacks a strong narrative.

Pros: Unique mix of nonograms and pentomino puzzles. Relaxing, casual gameplay. Easy-to-learn mechanics. Nature-inspired visuals enhance atmosphere.

Cons: Can feel repetitive over time.