20 Games have just received their PlayScores on the Xbox One this October 2017.
RAID: World War II.
Plunge yourself deep into the confines of war in this 4 player co-op set in World War
II.
Follow 4 soldiers as they eliminate Nazis from within and end Hitler’s regime in first
person mode.
Unfortunately it suffers from being a mediocre shooter that doesn’t stand among the rest.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 5.47
Rogue Trooper Redux.
A game that came out from a comic book story returns in a revitalized vision.
Betrayed by your superiors, you are left alone in a hostile planet filled with terrible creatures.
This third-person shooter really has its high notes.
Especially the high definition remaster and some added content.
But it’s betrayed by player nostalgia as they preferred the original more.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 5.88
Danger Zone.
A vehicular destruction game designed to unleash hell on Earth with metallic carnage.
The rules are simple: You crash for cash.
Powered by the Unreal Engine 4, it offers smooth looking explosions and textures.
But that doesn’t stop the players from calling it a bad version of Burnout.
It has a Provsional PlayScore of 6.39
Batman: The Enemy Within - Episode 2.
Telltale continues to break new grounds in the Batman mythos in this latest episode.
After the events of The Riddler’s game, Batman faces a deeper threat.
It remains consistent with its drama and decision-making, especially adding new flavor to Harley Quinn’s
character.
Apparently, it also received negative drawbacks due to its uneventful story and Telltale’s
telltale signs of decreasing quality.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 6.48
AER: Memories Of Old.
Once a part of our most anticipated list, this relaxing indie adventure game takes you
to the skies.
Transform into a bird and experience a colorful world in the sky.
Uncover secrets, mysteries and collect hidden treasures in its breathtaking open-world.
It’s a fun entry for casual players, if you remove its somewhat charmless pace.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 6.71
ELEX.
From the creators of the Gothic series, this was supposed to be their next big thing.
The game puts you in a post-apocalyptic sci-fi world where mutated creatures roam the land.
Explore its huge open-world filled with dangers and beauty.
But despite its ambition, it was marred by common gameplay issues especially its clunky
gameplay controls.
It receives a PlayScore of 6.85
Dungeons 3.
This strategy game removes the cliche from typical fantasy games.
The forces of light are eliminated and only the dark side is left.
You play as an overlord mapping an entire dungeon filled with monsters and traps.
Once everything is in place, you build your army conquer the world once and for all.
Don’t be mistaken, it’s a fun game with a ton of humorous moments.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 7.14
WWE 2K18.
The next big step from 2K’s annual fighting series.
Step into the ring once again and dominate your foes in its new modes, roster and more.
The game contains new animations, a new gameplay feature and a grappling system for a realistic
experience.
Dive into its MyPlayer mode or customize your own character in its deep customization options.
The game receives a Provisional PlayScore of 7.32
Life Is Strange - Before The Storm - Episode 2.
Continue the complicated friendship of Chloe and Rachel in this penultimate episode in
Square’s three-part prequel story.
Emotions run wild in every passing moment and choices will not be so easy.
Embrace the beauty of life and get to love these realistic characters in the heart of
Arcadia Bay.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 7.47
Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy: A Telltale Series - Episode 4.
Considered as their strongest episode yet.
Before they end this five-part episodic space adventure, follow Star-Lord and the gang in
a more character focused and emotional story.
The pieces are slowly putting themselves together and the multiple endings are finally taking
you to its one last stop to the finale.
It receives a Provisional PlayScore of 7.56
Middle-Earth: Shadow of War.
Dominate legion of Orcs, Uruks and more in this huge sequel from Monolith Studios.
Talion and Celebrimbor return from the shadows as they forge a new ring of Power that is
capable of destroying Sauron once and for all.
With an updated Nemesis System, create your own unique dynamic relationship with Mordor’s
creatures and experience multiple open-world regions.
It’s by far the series’ biggest game yet, if you ignore its bland story and unlikeable
protagonist.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 7.72
Battle Chasers: Nightwar.
A modern turn-based RPG game that borrows elements from popular JRPG’s of old.
With their colorful dungeons and stylish character designs, it feels like a turn-based version
of Runic's Torchlight series.
Choose up to three heroes, and begin your journey in the town of Harm's Way.
Venture into the randomly-generated dungeons, uncover secrets, collect loot, and upgrade
your skills with every level.
It delivers beauty in the third and second dimension, with cute dialog and stunning landscapes.
It receives a Provisional PlayScore of 7.72
N++.
For the hardcore platformer enthusiasts, survive a gauntlet filled with almost-impossible obstacles
and listen to its sweet electronic soundtrack.
This minimalist game from MetaNet Software is finally on the Xbox One and it’s looking
real good.
Survive over 2,400 levels and climb the leaderboards and brag it to your friends.
The game is definitely not for the faint of heart.
It receives a Provisional PlayScore of 7.91
Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen.
The definitive Dragon’s Dogma experience.
Dive into a fantasy world brimming with light and darkness.
This game takes the action-adventure combat to another degree.
Dark Arisen contains all the game’s previous DLC including more additional content.
Explore a living and breathing world filled with so many possibilities.
It has a PlayScore of 8.23
Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus.
Politics aside, this dystopian first-person-shooter is all about an alternate timeline where the
Nazi’s won World War II.
The year is 1961 and the evil Germans are taking over Uncle Sam’s territory.
Follow BJ Blazkowicz as he helps the Americans secure their grand survival.
Blow up Nazis with style and precision.
You can even meet Hitler here.
Which is nice.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 8.38
Assassin’s Creed: Origins.
Once again, go back in time to discover the truth about Ubisoft’s long-running series.
Set in Ancient Egypt, explore cryptic temples, crowded cities and climb the great Pyramids
of Giza in the biggest Assassin’s Creed game to date.
Play as Bayek, a man sworn to eliminate a mysterious organization that pre-dates the
Templars.
Help him and his pet Eagle, Senu, as they uncover complicated truths with a refined
combat experience.
Meet historical figures such as Cleopatra and Julius Caesar in this epic installment.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 8.38
Forza Motorsport 7.
Feast your eyes in Turn 10 studios' newest title for the Motorsport series.
It offers an enhanced experience in gaming, 60 fps, and an eye-popping 4K resolution.
Rev up your engines, gather your crew, and drool over every one of their 700 cars, from
Ferrari's to Lamborghini's and so much more.
It's shaping up to be the ultimate racing game on the console, and it receives a Provisional
PlayScore of 8.46
South Park: The Fractured But Whole.
Your favorite cartoon characters are back with their uncompromising poop jokes and blatant
satire.
This time, the kids go for a unique adventure with their superhero counterparts.
As a new kid, roam around the quaint little town of South Park, Colorado with your own
origin story.
Embrace its new turn-based grid system as it offers more strategic depth compared to
Stick of Truth’s.
As usual, some fans are angry with Uplay’s annoying features, but it’s Ubisoft, and
it’s South Park.
So we can’t really do much here.
It has a PlayScore of 8.56
The Evil Within 2.
The nightmare returns in the sequel to Shinji Mikami’s grotesque horror adventure.
Return to the shoes of Sebastian Castellanos as his enemies continue to fuck him up once
again.
In search of her daughter, he plunges himself to horrifying worlds brought by a madman.
Fans love the new monster types and its new storyline, but it fails to offer the same
insane presence from the original.
Nonetheless, it has a PlayScore of 8.56
theHunter: Call Of The Wild.
The thrill of the hunt calls you in this visually breathtaking open-world experience.
Step into a beautiful world filled with things to hunt and things to avoid.
Every area is teeming with wildlife.
Not to mention its dynamic weather changes and day and night cycle brings out the horrors
of nature.
Grab a friend and embark a hunting trip together.
It receives a Provisional PlayScore of 8.84