List of Xbox One Games

The Xbox One (once known as the Xbox 720, Infinity or Project Durango) has been confirmed by Microsoft, and next-gen games have been confirmed in various manners by developers and other sources. For a list of the games that will be out right at the launch of the console, see the Xbox One Launch Titles page. 

List of Confirmed Xbox One Games

These games were confirmed to be next-gen Xbox games at the Xbox announcement on May 21, 2013. At the Xbox One announcement Microsoft claimed to have 15 Xbox One exclusive games in its first year, with 8 of those being new franchises. [1] Although the Xbox One does not require an Always Online Connection, some of its games will only work with a connected Xbox One, as noted below.
Game Developer Release Date Required Online Connection
Assassin's Creed 4 [2] Ubisoft Montreal TBA TBA
Battlefield 4 [3] EA Digital Illusions CE (DICE) TBA TBA
Below Capybara TBA TBA
Call of Duty: Ghosts [4] Infinity Ward 11.5.2013 [5] TBA
The Crew Ubisoft Reflections TBA TBA
Crimson Dragon Grounding TBA TBA
D4 Swery TBA TBA
Dead Rising 3 Capcom Q4 2013 TBA
Destiny [6] Bungie TBA Yes
The Division Massive TBA TBA
Dragon Age Inquisition BioWare Fall 2014 TBA
Dying Light [7] Techland TBA TBA
Elder Scrolls Online Bethesda/Zenimax TBA Yes
Fantasia: Music Evolved [8] Harmonix TBA TBA
FIFA Soccer 14 [9] EA TBA TBA
Final Fantasy XV Square-Enix TBA TBA
Forza Motorsport 5 [10] Turn 10 TBA TBA
Halo for Xbox One 343 Studios TBA TBA
Just Dance 2014 Ubisoft TBA TBA
Killer Instinct Double Helix TBA TBA
Kinect Sports Rivals [11] Rare TBA TBA
Kingdom Hearts 3 Square-Enix TBA TBA
Lego Marvel Super Heroes TT Games TBA TBA
LocoCycle [12] Twisted Pixel TBA TBA
Madden 25 [13] EA TBA TBA
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain Kojima Productions TBA TBA
Minecraft [14] Mojang TBA TBA
Mirror's Edge EA DICE When it's ready TBA
NBA 2K14 Visual Concepts November 2013 [15] TBA
NBA Live 14 [16] EA TBA TBA
Need for Speed Rivals [17] EA TBA TBA
Peggle 2 PopCap TBA TBA
Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare PopCap TBA TBA
Project Spark
TBA TBA
Quantum Break [18] Remedy Entertainment TBA TBA
Rabbids Invasion

TBA
Ryse: Son of Rome Crytek TBA TBA
Skylanders Swap Force [19] Vicarious Visions TBA TBA
Star Wars Battlefront
TBA TBA
Sunset Overdrive Insomniac Games TBA TBA
Thief [20] Eidos Studios Montreal TBA TBA
Titanfall Respawn TBA [21] TBA
Trials Fusion
TBA TBA
EA Sports UFC [22] EA TBA TBA
Watch Dogs [23] Ubisoft TBA TBA
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt CD Projekt Red TBA TBA
Wolfenstein: The New Order MachineGames TBA TBA
Zoo Tycoon [24] Blue Fang TBA TBA
Zumba Fitness World Party Majesco TBA TBA

List of Unconfirmed Xbox One Games

These games may be coming to Xbox One but have not been explicitly confirmed for the next Xbox yet.
Game Source and Information
Halo 5 Before the release of Halo 4, 343 Industries confirmed that it was the first part of a new Halo trilogy. [25] In 2012, 343 job listings were posted “to help create the current and next generation of game visuals in the Halo universe.” [26]
Cyberpunk 2077: This futuristic RPG is being developed by CD Projekt, using the brand new Redengine3. This game is an open world RPG that is based on the pen and paper game with nearly the same name. It's likely coming to next-gen consoles. [27]
Dragon Age III: Inquisition Despite being announced by BioWare for a release in 2013, the resume of an EA Shanghai level designer suggested that the "scope" of the game has changed and that it "will be postponed to 2014" and "target next gen platforms." [28]
The Evil Within The newest game from Resident Evil creator Shinji Mikami was announced by Bethesda for a 2014 release on "next-generation consoles," [29]
Next-Gen Family Game An anonymous source suggested that the next Xbox will launch with “a family game set on an island with Pixar movie-style graphics” that “will utilize Kinect to scan a body and generate a virtual character in the game.” [30]
Rainbow 6: Patriots Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot said Rainbow 6: Patriots is still in development and "there's a good chance it can be” pushed to next-generation consoles. [31]
Mafia III Rumors suggest that Mafia III is in development at 2K Czech and was delayed in order to shift to next-generation consoles. [32]
Doom 4 Bethesda confirmed that an early version of Doom 4 "did not exhibit the quality and excitement that Id and Bethesda intend to deliver and that Doom fans worldwide expect" and was canceled in favor of a new one. Rumors suggest that the game is targeting next-generation consoles and that a planned sequel to Rage was canceled in order to add more members to the Doom 4 development team. [33]
Square-Enix "Luminous" Games Square-Enix is showing off its "Luminous" tech engine, capable of highly realistic next-gen graphics. Luminous will make games 30% cheaper and shorten development cycles. [34]
Homefront Sequel Game Perhaps titled Homefront 2, Crytek is developing this game (and was the company that originally outed the Xbox One's Durango codename.)[35]
Lionhead Studios Next-Gen Game The studio (sans Molyneux) has been on the lookout for programmers with experience using the Unreal Engine, and "significant experience leading teams designing and implementing modern rendering engine." Example given is DirectX11, which is rumored to be compatible with the Xbox 360's successor. [36]
Visceral Star Wars Game A report confirms that Dead Space developer, Visceral, has begun the hiring process to build a next gen Star Wars title.[37]

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