Chime in: Which are your favorite Xbox One first-party games?

With more than four years on the market place, Xbox One has amassed a huge library of titles – one that continues to rapidly abound. While Microsoft is frequently criticized for its in-house offerings, a substantial range of quality starting time-party titles is at present bachelor on the panel, spanning its most recognizable franchises.

During the years, nosotros've seen strong Halo, Gears of State of war and Forza games released for Xbox Ane, attracting millions of gamers at launch. Similarly, new franchises have made their debut, including Sunset Overdrive, Quantum Intermission, and ReCore. Windows Central customs members are now sharing their favorite picks in a thread on our forums.

Al Sacco
04-04-2018 07:01 AM

Sooo, with Sea of Thieves grabbing lots of attention these days, and people seemingly either loving it or hating it, I started thinking about the best first-party Xbox games from Microsoft. Honestly, I spent most 15 minutes with Ocean of Thieves and kind of lost interest. But I plan to give it another effort soon. The one recent title that I really liked and comes right to listen was Super Lucky's...
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