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This week’s Xbox One releases (July 13-17, 2020)
Superhot: Mind Control Delete and Ooblets top the list of new video games coming to Xbox One this week.
Superhot: Mind Control Delete and Ooblets top the list of new video games coming to Xbox One between July 13 and 17, 2020.
Our highlight from this week’s lineup of new Xbox One releases is the surprise release of Superhot: Mind Control Delete. The third game in Superhot Team’s innovative time-twisting shooter series promises more of everything, including larger levels and new combat mechanics. Best of all, the game is free to download for anyone who purchased the first game.
One game we have been watching for some time is Ooblets, which comes to Xbox Game Preview on Tuesday. Glumberland’s super-charming life simulation game features many genre staples – farming, furniture, creature collection, and town upgrades – but, most importantly, it has dance-off battles. It’s also coming to early access on PC via the Epic Game Store.
We’re also pleased to see Hopfrog’s Zelda-like adventure Forager finally get an Xbox One release. Other games to look forward to include Neversong, We Should Talk, and Radical Rabbit Stew.
Each new release can be purchased from the Xbox One digital games store or the Microsoft online store.
New Xbox One releases: July 13-17, 2020
Monday, July 13, 2020
- No releases
Tuesday, July 14, 2020
- Neon Abyss
- Rocket Arena
Wednesday, July 15, 2020
- Ooblets
- Rez Plz
- Ultra Hat Dimension
Thursday, July 16, 2020
- #Funtime
- Bounty Battle
- Dunk Lords
- Forager
- Neversong
- Radical Rabbit Stew
- Superhot: Mind Control Delete
- We Should Talk
Friday, July 17, 2020
- Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus
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