Xbox One (23 programs)

Pros: Features a thrilling plot with extensive lore. Stunning visuals paired with lifelike physics. Can be played solo or in multiplayer mode. Numerous expansion packs with large maps.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Warner Bros-themed platform fighter. Multiple game modes. Cross-play support. Iconic maps as battlefields.

Cons: Free-for-all can’t be played online.

Pros: Over 70 diverse maps. Cross-platform multiplayer. Creative Stumble Workshop mode. Fun franchise collaborations.

Cons: Occasional server and matchmaking issues. Repetitive soundtrack. Heavy in-game advertisement of its in-app purchases.

Pros: Supported on multiple platforms. Various game modes. Constantly evolving features and challenges. In-game purchases to customize experience.

Cons: Steep learning curve for newbies. In-game purchases can add up. Can get addictive.

Pros: Lets you play as The Incredibles characters.

Cons: Content has limited availability.

Pros: Challenging puzzles. Engaging gameplay. Eye-catching visuals. With a variety of mini-games and quests.

Cons: Limited hints.

Pros: Atmosphere is akin to a soccer match. Sports commentator and other elements found in soccer matches. Miniature soccer field.

Cons: Some players may not like the soccer ball.

Pros: Wide variety of playable characters. Feels familiar but updated. Fast-paced gameplay. Tons of game modes. Compatible with Overwatch 1 players.

Cons: Hero balance issues.

Pros: Impressive level of customization. Ongoing content updates. Responsive controls. Dynamic game mechanics.

Cons: Its early access can feel lacking.

Pros: Extensive customization for mechs and pilots. Diverse game modes for different playstyles. Strategic depth with environmental hazards and map design.

Cons: Steep learning curve for new players. Solo play is less effective.

Pros: Highly engaging co-op gameplay. Challenging puzzles with increasing difficulty. Suitable for both beginners and advanced co-op puzzle players.

Cons: High system requirements. Requires purchase after the promo period.

Pros: Innovative portal mechanics. Faction variety. Customization. Fast-paced action.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Easy controls. Fast-paced and exciting gameplay. Create your own character. Several fashion and gear options.

Cons: Frustrating gameplay because of tackling. Need to manually move the camera. No other modes.

Pros: Free to play. Team-oriented. Futuristic yet realistic graphics.

Cons: Main weapons are guns. Competitors can easily locate each other through sound.

Pros: Features a thrilling plot with extensive lore. Stunning visuals paired with lifelike physics. Can be played solo or in multiplayer mode. Numerous expansion packs with large maps.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Combines D&D and MMORPG. Variety of races and classes. Action-oriented combat system. Offers a new update.

Cons: Extensive grinding or reliance on microtransactions.

Pros: Unique dual-role gameplay. Charming art and jazzy soundtrack. Accessible for newcomers.

Cons: Limited difficulty. Minimal character development. Inconsistent dialogue and voiceovers.

Pros: High-definition graphics rendering. With save and load features. Emulates Dreamcast features well.

Cons: Doesn’t come with the games.