Microsoft Releases the List of Exclusive Titles Coming to Xbox Series X/S

Microsoft has revealed an extensive lineup of exclusive titles for the Xbox Series X/S. All the games, while not having fixed release dates, will release during 2021.

2021 is shaping up to be a significant year for Microsoft and Xbox. The launch of Xbox Series X/S last November helped bring players worldwide to the newest generation of video games.

The console was Microsoft’s biggest console launch as the company sold more than a million units on the first day of its launch, even though there are not many exclusive games for the Xbox Series X/S. However, Microsoft is looking to change all that this year.

In a blog post on Xbox Wire, Microsoft has revealed all exclusive titles that are coming to Xbox Series X/S in 2021.

The Xbox Wire list includes previously delayed titles like Halo: Infinite, which will now release towards the end of 2021, and The Medium, which will release on January 28. While there is no confirmed release date, another significant title is Microsoft Flight Simulator.

Other highly anticipated indie titles are also present on the list. Titles like The Gunk (from the SteamWorld franchise’s creators), Tunic, Scorn, Sable, ExoMecha, The Big Con, and The Artful Escape would be coming as Xbox exclusives, although none have confirmed release dates. Interestingly, Microsoft has mentioned Psychonauts 2 on the list, which, while not being exclusive, will be a part of Xbox Game Pass.

Here is the list of all the titles that were mentioned in Xbox Wire:

• Adios
• The Artful Escape
• The Ascent
• The Big Con
• CrossfireX
• Dead Static Drive
• Echo Generation
• ExoMecha
• Exo One
• The Gunk
• Halo Infinite
• The Last Stop
• Lake
• Little Witch in the Woods
• The Medium
• Microsoft Flight Simulator
• Psychonauts 2
• RPG Time
• Sable
• Scorn
• She Dreams Elsewhere
• Shredders
• Song of Iron
• Tunic
• Twelve Minutes
• Unexplored 2: Wayfarer’s Legacy
• Warhammer 40K: Darktide
• Way to the Woods
• The Wild at Heart
• The Yakuza Remastered Collection

Many gamers complain that Xbox tends to have not as many titles as its competitor, the PlayStation. It seems Microsoft is making a significant effort to close the gap between them and Sony by bringing as many exclusive IPs as possible. Whether this will pay off or not, we will see. But it would be interesting to see how all the new titles coming to the Xbox will perform.