25.
Opening our list of the 25 best Triple A Xbox One Games is Gears Of War 4
The battle for humanity’s survival continues in this fourth main installment of the critically
acclaimed Gears series.
This third-person shooter is set 25 years after Planet Sera’s collapse.
It reintroduces gameplay elements from its predecessors and adding new melee mechanics
to take down threats quicker.
It’s praised for its action-packed adventure and its seamless shooting controls.
It has a PlayScore of 8.72
24.
Assassin’s Creed Origins
After a 1 year hiatus, Ubisoft returns with their award-winning franchise packed with
ancient royalty and history.
Origins takes place before the series and focuses on Bayek, a man on a quest to uncover
a secret organization.
Set in Ancient Egypt, embrace the architectural wonder of the Great Pyramids, Cities, and
tombs.
It’s the biggest Assassin’s Creed game yet, and it’s by far among the best.
It has a PlayScore of 8.73
23.
NBA 2K16
2015 was 2K’s turning point.
Their annual basketball sports game managed to win the hearts of many basketball enthusiasts,
especially its improved MyCAREER mode and single player features.
The game contains enhanced gameplay and hyper realistic movement so that you don’t have
to worry who blocked who.
Unfortunately, 2K shut down their servers last December 31st and it left most fans disappointed.
It has a PlayScore of 8.74
22.
Resident Evil VII: Biohazard
The horror continues in this seventh major installment of the Resident Evil franchise.
Considered as a fresh start of a whole new series, help Ethan Winters in his quest to
find his missing wife.
Things turn out sour as he ventures into a creepy Louisiana mansion and meets the Baker
family.
It’s the first Resident Evil game to introduce a first person perspective, and it’s the
best move they made.
Looks great on the PSVR too!
It has a PlayScore of 8.75
21.
Injustice 2
NetherRealms’ super-powered sequel to the hit fighting game opens more possibilities
to your fantasy superhero battles.
Featuring a wide roster of 29 playable characters including Black Canary, Captain Cold, Supergirl
and so much more.
Gameplay enhancements include a “Gear System” that lets you equip your ideal loadout to
power-up your favorite hero.
It’s slick, and it’s one of the best fighting games in the market.
It has a PlayScore of 8.78
20.
Battlefield 1
DICE’s groundbreaking first person shooter returns to its roots.
Set in the fires of the first Great War, experience intense battles between land, sea and air
with you and your friends.
Bend the battlefield to your will and witness the game’s jam-packed DLC’s and multiplayer
modes.
It has a PlayScore of 8.79
19.
The Evil Within 2
Sebastian Castellanos returns in this nightmare fuel sequel from Tango Gameworks.
Just when we thought the evil within was over, a new threat emerges from the shadows that
threatens his family’s life.
The game features enhanced controls, combat and it oozes with intense atmosphere that
creeps at you every passing minute.
It has a PlayScore of 8.79
18.
Middle-Earth: Shadow Of Mordor
The beginning of Monolith Productions’ success.
Shadow of Mordor boasts a fast-paced hack and slash combat and a revolutionary Nemesis
System.
Follow a Gondorian Ranger, Talion, as he exacts his vengeance on Sauron for murdering his
family.
Team up with the Ringmaker, Celebrimbor, in a quest of power and Orc slaughtering glory.
It has a PlayScore of 8.80
17.
DmC: Devil May Cry - Definitive Edition
Considered as a fresh start of the series, this game takes you to the early life of Dante
and Vergil before they became each other’s sworn enemies.
Embrace the familiar hack and slash combat with a robust Angel and Devil archetype.
Use your newfound abilities and weapons to slay the minions of hell and defeat the evil
Mundus.
This special edition contains all the DLC’s including Bloody Palace and Vergil’s additional
story.
It has a PlayScore of 8.81
16.
Titanfall 2
RESPAWN Entertainment, now bought by EA, has an amazing franchise doomed to the hands of
corporate greed.
Titanfall was one of the best shooters of the decade and this sequel ups the epicness
from its original.
Adding new Titan types, guns, and multiplayer content, it’s a chaotic rampage of clanking
metal and futuristic action.
It has a PlayScore of 8.82
15.
Diablo III: Ultimate Evil Edition
Developers at Blizzard North breathed life back into the Diablo series with this definitive
version.
It retains much of the same elements that made the franchise a success.
This Ultimate Evil Edition culminates years of improvements into one ultimate game, especially
with the inclusion of the Reaper of Souls expansion.
It has a PlayScore of 8.85
14.
Dark Souls III
Nobody ever forgets Dark Souls.
The game that created a whole new genre of brutal combat that tests the good and bad
players.
Enter a nightmarish world filled with mastercrafted monster designs straight from the mind of
Hidetaka Miyakami.
Unfortunately for players, this serves as the final Dark Souls game, and it deserved
its long awaited retirement.
It’s faster, beautiful, and still patience-testing.
It has a PlayScore of 8.86
13.
Sunset Overdrive
The first Microsoft Exclusive on this list.
Developed by Insomniac Games, dive into a fictional metropolis of Sunset City and watch
a world on fire when humans are turning into mutated creatures.
Clean up the mess in this beloved city and appreciate the game’s gorgeous design and
flavor.
It’s praised for its story, gags, randomness, and funky gameplay.
It has a PlayScore of 8.88
12.
Divinity: Original Sin Enhanced Edition
Blending deep customization, interactive environments, and tactical turn-based combat, Divinity Original
Sin creates a unique and immersive RPG experience for role-playing enthusiasts.
Form strategies with a friend while you’re defeating enemies, and experiment with ways
to use the environment to your advantage.
Throw lightning spells at water, and ignite oil barrels for an explosive finish.
It’s sequel, Divinity Original Sin II, boasts many new mechanics and gained numerous awards
last year.
Enhanced Edition has a PlayScore of 8.88
11.
Fallout 4
Todd Howard’s latest Fallout game takes you to new radioactive locations.
This time, explore the irradiated Boston and find your missing son after a catastrophic
nuclear attack.
Awaken from your deep vault slumber and witness the biggest Fallout game to date.
Make difficult choices, customize your character, build your own safehouse and feel the beauty
amidst chaos in this dystopian RPG.
It has a PlayScore of 8.95
10.
Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4
Your favorite ninjas back on the arena.
The long-running anime and manga may have ended, but this final installment of the Ultimate
Ninja series continues to show you the ninja way.
Set in the Fourth Shinobi World War, explore a series of linear storylines and uncover
the mystery behind the dark crevices of the ninja world.There are a ton of new changes
to this game including elemental damage, removal of combat styles and the addition of character
swapping.
Players can now switch characters mid-battle similar to Marvel vs. Capcom 3.
It has a PlayScore of 8.99
9.
Forza Motorsport 6
Drive through a lineup of new tracks, along with a collection of shinier cars to drool
over.
Conquer the slippery slopes of rain-slicked roads, and drive through the paralyzing darkness
of night racing.
Arriving after the wake of Forza 5, it gave hope back to the doubters and brought the
franchise back to the top of its game.
It’s a Microsoft Exclusive and it’s one of the best racing games on the market.
It has a PlayScore of 9.03
8.
Dragon Age: Inquisition
The third installment of the Dragon Age epic from BioWare.
Continuing the legacy of the first two games, play as the Inquisitor and save the world
from a growing threat.
Awarded by many as one of the best RPG games of its year, Inquisition boasts a huge open-world
to explore and a story so riveting it keeps players in their toes.
Gameplay is a mix of tactical and real-time combat, and characters are lovable as ever.
It has a PlayScore of 9.03
7.
Dishonored 2
The sequel to the critically acclaimed stealth game from Arkane Studios.
After being usurped from an otherworldly threat, Corvo and her daughter Emily face off against
sinister enemies lurking in the shadows.
With an improved stealth system and the ability to play as Emily, it’s single player campaign
is filled with hours and hours of sneaking, and murdering people.
It has a PlayScore of 9.06
6.
Pro Evolution Soccer 2017
Compared to its recent release, the football drama from Konami's realistic football simulator
has most of its glory days in 2016.
This version showcases popular soccer teams like Barcelona, Liverpool, Borussia, Dortmund
and Club Atletico River Plate.
It also features an improved passing, goaltending, and fully licensed brands from players.
It’s a slick sports game that is pleasing and rewarding.
It receives a PlayScore of 9.07
5.
Grand Theft Auto V
Rockstar’s latest GTA game is a chaotic playground.
After winning awards after awards during its time of release, its player base still hasn’t
dropped to this day due to its vast multiplayer options.
Follow the lives of three different characters planning the most heinous heist possible and
roam around the huge open-world city of Los Santos.
It has a PlayScore of 9.13
4.
Forza Horizon 2
Microsoft’s poster boy, or car, if you like to put it that way, is the front runner of
the console’s racing genre.
With Motorsport taking a slick approach to real racing, Horizon 2 offers a liberating
open world to explore.
Participate in the Horizon Festival and watch the beautiful sunsets of Southern France and
Northern Italy.
It’s not as twice as big as their latest titles but it surely offers a dynamic, and
packed content.
It has a PlayScore of 9.17
3.
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain
Big Boss’ adventure isn’t over yet.
Kojima’s final game and Konami’s demise, The Phantom Pain showcases the best of the
Fox Engine with its emergent open world and deep stealth mechanics.
Story may be a subject for criticism, but it’s gameplay is a thing to respected.
It won so many awards during its release including Game of the Year on various networks.
Unfortunately, it’s the last time we’ll see Snake’s story.
It has a PlayScore of 9.39
2.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
Another game with an epic send off.
Geralt of Rivia’s third and final chapter in this epic saga continues to wow fans of
the series.
Travel to beautifully crafted semi open world regions and slay ferocious beasts as a legendary
Witcher.
Save Ciri from the evil grip of the Wild Hunt and witness one of the best RPG game of the
decade.
It has a PlayScore of 9.43
1.
And the best Xbox One Triple A game is none other than Rise Of The Tomb Raider
Lara Croft’s journey after the Dragon’s Triangle is just the beginning.
This sequel takes our young adventurer to new lands including the brutal Siberian tundra.
A new threat emerges from the shadows and it’s a race against time for Lara to make
difficult choices, and solve puzzles as fast as she can.
It was an Xbox One Timed Exclusive, then released on PC and PlayStation 4 a year after release.
The game received praises due to its gorgeous graphics, tense action and rich character
design.
It has a PlayScore of 9.67