30 Games have just received their PlayScores on the Xbox One last November and December
2017.
Lets’ check them out right now!
Rocket League - Fast & Furious.
Fans of the adrenaline-pumping racing franchise, The Fast and The Furious, will have a lot
to enjoy in this latest DLC.
Kick the ball around the arena with Dom's classic 1970 Dodge Charger, or put the pedal
to the metal in 1999 Nissan Skyline.
A little smaller than most expected, it has a Provisional PlayScore of 4.58.
Destiny 2 - Expansion 1: Curse of Osiris.
Not exactly the best start in Bungie's effort to expand their space-exploration fps.
Curse of the Osiris places you in an albeit new, but undeniably sparse world.
With a bland addition to their campaign and story, and precious little fixes to their
endgame, it receives a Provisional PlayScore of 6.04.
Hello Neighbor.
Looks like the world is still pretty unsure what to think of tinyBuild's latest survival
title.
Powered by a self-learning AI that adjusts to your varying strategies, your goal is to
uncover the secrets of your mysterious neighbor's basement.
An interesting concept that fell victim to the internet's fickle whims, it has a Provisional
PlayScore of 6.09.
Need for Speed Payback.
A threefold serving of the series' usual dragracing hijinx, take on the role of three characters
as they conquer the crime-infested streets of this open-world racing adventure.
Unfortunately for us, there's less of the testosterone addled car chases, and more of
EA's now signature microtransactions.
It's one bad fiscal year for EA, with a PlayScore of 6.21.
Call of Duty: WWII.
What could be seen as Sledgehammer's return to roots, seems merely like another lazy shot
at their age-old formula.
Following the events that surrounded the history Operation Overlord, step into the battlefield
of the second world war and take in the sounds of the gunplay and explosions.
No departure from the usual, but enjoyable at the least, it has a PlayScore of 6.3.
America's Greatest Game Shows: Wheel of Fortune & Jeopardy.
What is it about America's love for watching people buy vowels and answer questions in
interrogative form?
Well, whatever it is, it's not in Ubisoft's adaptation of the two biggest game shows in
history.
Spin the wheel round, solve the mystery phrase, and answer those highfalutin trivia--just
don't expect to be as good as the classics.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 6.33.
Black Mirror.
No, this is not the Netflix show about ruinous technology that you binged last holidays.
Actually quite the opposite, this Black Mirror is an ode to the early 2000's point-and-click
adventure released on the PC.
Set in a Scottish ancestral manor during 1926, help a young boy solve the mystery behing
his father's death.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 6.35.
Star Wars: Battlefront II.
One of the most awaited first-person shooters in 2017 turned out to be another one of EA's
messy, capitalist ploys.
Barring the recent controversy, this sequel to a much appreciated reboot sought to bring
new content in the universe of perpetual war.
Packed wtih new game modes, maps, and heroes to choose from, it should've and could still
be the Star Wars experience we all wanted.
It has a PlayScore of 6.52.
Bush Hockey League.
Hockey is an oft misunderstood yet largely enjoyed sport all around the world--and this
title isn't doing it any favors.
Inspired by the 1997 film Slap Shot, Bush Hockey channels the old timey feels of the
70s.
What it gains with its stylistic choices, it inevitably loses with its laggy gameplay
and annoying crashes.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 6.63.
Outcast: Second Contact.
A trailblazer of the open world action adventure genre, Second Contact is Outcast's rise from
the ashes.
It's an opportunity to revisit the lush biomes of the original cult classic.
Take on quests around the diverse Adelpha, and master the ecosystems of the alien planet.
It has a PlayScore of 6.66.
The Sims 4.
Leaving the PC for the first time, Maxis brings the latest in their long-running simulation
series to the consoles.
It's time to live out your dream lives around their homey suburbs, or become the woohoo
machine you were destined to become.
With some issues regarding its camera controls, it receives a PlayScore of 6.81.
Steep: Road to the Olympics.
A wintry expansion to Ubisoft's extreme sports title.
A preparation for the coming Olympics, this new Steep add-on will let you pave your way
to worldwide recognition in brand new events.
Show off your skills in events like Slalom, Super Gs, and so much more.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 6.97.
Insects: An Xbox One X Enhanced Experience.
Flutter into the ultra immersive world of Insects in this stunning demonstration.
Originally built for developers, it's an interactive experience that lets you compare and contrast
the vast differences between today's visual technologies--from Ultra HD, HDR, and 4K resolutions.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 7.09.
PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS.
The pioneer of one today's most emulated genres, PUBG revitalizes the legacy of the merciless
Battle Royale.
After its stint in Early Access, Bluehole's 1 vs 100 TPS has garnered a remarkable following
since.
In this open-world style battle for survival, it's kill or be killed.
It has a PlayScore of 7.19.
Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy - Episode 5: Don't Stop Belivin.
A daring mix of drama and humor will greet in this fifth installment of Telltale's take
on the Marvel Guardians.
Journey along with your heroic quintet, and find out what happens next in their quest
for an ancient relic.
More decisions to make in this chapter, with a Provisional PlayScore of 7.22.
Sonic Forces.
One of two Sonic releases in 2017, this 3D platforming adventure just wasn't as good
as their 2D adventures.
While it lets you customize your very own Sonic character, their breakneck stages might
seem way too fast for comfort.
But, with an ode to their pixel roots, it receives a PlayScore of 7.27.
The Surge: A Walk in the Park DLC.
In a planet engulfed by catastrophic destruction, comes one massive theme park for Surge's challenge-seeking
players.
Uncover the mysteries of this massive death trap as you survive each with their bosses
and lethal attractions.
This definitely not your ordinary theme park experience.
it has a Provisional PlayScore of 7.47.
LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2.
Prepare for another round of block-powered, superhero action in this sequel to LEGO's
Marvel adventures.
Hang out with your favorite marvel characters in the open world of Chronopolis, packed with
familiar sites from the films and comics.
It's another hilarious brick breaking adventure, with a PlayScore of 7.56.
Super Lucky's Tale.
This 3D platforming adventure takes you to a virtual reality experience of cheerful childhood
wonder.
A fun-filled journey reminiscent of the N64 days, aid their super cute protagonist as
he rescues his sister and brings the Book of Ages to rightful hands.
Known for their vivid worlds and loveable characters, it has a PlayScore of 7.65.
A Hat in Time.
A platform action adventure game that's not unlike Nintendo's Super Mario Odyssey in terms
of style and creativity.
Rekindle that childish sense of wonder as you help a young girl return to her home world.
Roam around its enchanting world, and use your imagination to solve the various puzzles.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 7.72.
Life is Strange: Before the Storm - Episode 3: Hell is Empty.
Help Max's blue haired other half weather the storms of her own life in this third and
final chapter to DeckNine's Life is Strange spinoff.
Attempting to cap off Chloe's confrontations with family, friends, and her own self, you
can expect this to be an emotional, albeit messy, conclusion.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 7.84.
Hand of Fate 2.
A hybrid of card and deckbuilding games, roguelike, and a sprinkle of action--Hand of Fate's sequel
brings us another suspenseful battle against the mysterious dealer.
Decide your fate with each card you play, and survive every obstacle that comes in your
way.
With fresh new ideas added to their already great premise, it receives a Provisional PlayScore
of 7.84.
ARK: Aberration.
An expansion pack for the popular open world survival game, Aberration places you in a
derelict ARK that's rife with exotic creatures and unexplored biomes.
New challenges await you as you try on new wingsuits and gear, and face-off with the
light-averse Nameless.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 7.99.
Steven Universe: Save the Light.
Moving away from their mobile apps, Cartoon Network’s adorable band of misfits has come
to the console.
Distilling their adventures into an exciting RPG, Join Garnet, Amethyst, Pearl, and Steven(!)
as they partake in turn-based puzzle solving around the vibrant, gem-filled universe.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 8.
L.A. Noire. 2011's hit neo noir adventure is making a remarkable return, amping up the
investigation details with graphical enhancements worthy of today's generation.
While there's not much changes in terms of story, it does make use of the best animation
technology to better capture the facial nuances of each eyewitness.
Already a beloved title, it has a PlayScore of 8.16.
Sky Force Reloaded.
A success on the mobile, Infinite Dreams has also brought their addicting shooter to the
console.
Taking in the spirit of the retro arcade era, Skyforce Reloaded counteracts the usually
shortlived shmup formula with an unconventional progression system that challenges every step
of the way.
It has a PlayScore of 8.22.
Sonic Forces: Episode Shadow.
An additional storyline for SEGA's latest Sonic title.
Putting aside their usual star, this expansion brings the cool, black and red hedgehog into
center stage.
Watch him spin dash through three high speed stages and use his powerful homing attacks
to take down each enemy bot.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 7.66.
OKAMI HD.
A masterful take on a PlayStation 2 classic.
This remaster of the 2006 action adventure turns the already visually stimulating title
into a modern spectacle.
Enter the watercolor world of the Amaterasu, and use his magical paintbrush to fight against
his world mythical creatures.
It has a PlayScore of 8.75.
Hitman: Game of the Year Edition.
Relive the stealth adventures of your favorite hitman in this definitive version of their
killer first season.
Other than the inclusion of all previous missions and locations, this bundle will also have
an all-new four mission campaign that puts Agent 47 in a global race against time.
It has a Provisional PlayScore 8.99.
World of Tanks: X Edition.
If you haven't played World of Tanks yet, then this enhanced version of the vehicular
combat title just might be the best opportunity.
Crafted for the Xbox One X, it boasts all of the battlefield antics you loved in full
4k resolution.
Watch out for PTSD in this most immersive World of Tanks version yet.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 9.