<h3>Anthem.</h3><p>Electronic Arts goes full sci-fi in this shared-world RPG. Gather your team of four and explore a landscape torn between beauty and destruction. As Freelancers, it is your objective to leave civilization behind and confront the dangers in victory or defeat. Use a wide arsenal of futuristic weapons like the Javelin Exosuit and dominate the open-wilds. Considering it’s on the Xbox One X, witness the beauty of 4K Resolution. It’s coming sometime next year.</p>

<h3>Ashen.</h3> <p>Named after a grayish color. This passive multiplayer game beckons you to a bygone world where the sun grows weaker everyday. Explore an open world filled with dangerous creatures and nonlinear progression. It’s high-risk combat opts players to be careful in every step of the way. No release date yet.</p> 

<h3>Ashes Cricket.</h3><p>Bringing the fast-paced action of this underrated sport, this game from Big Ant Studio’s showcases a deep career-mode and a fully customizable experience. Play in its officially licensed stadiums that’s featured in the 2017 and 2018 Ashes Tour. Or how about going online and play with friends? It’s coming this November 16.</p> 

<h3>Assault Android Cactus.</h3> <p>Joining the ranks of the upcoming console is Witch Beam's critically acclaimed twin stick shooter. Bask in the vivid sci fi action and play as one 9 different androids in their high octane environments. Cited as one of the most impressive twin stick shooters yet, help the androids fight off the robot mutiny and save the space freighter from doom. Coming this 2018.</p>

<h3>Astroneer.</h3> <p>Currently on Early Access on Steam, this adorable space exploration game is coming to the Xbox One X in high resolution. The game borrows elements from Minecraft and Terraria, but in space. Guide your little astronaut as he explores the vast cosmos. Or you could call a friend and work together. It’s coming sometime soon.</p>

<h3>Biomutant.</h3> <p>THQ Nordic expands their horizons with this newest title. Dive into their colorful post apocalyptic open world, and prepare for some kung fu action along with their raccoon-like protagonist. But, aside from your martial arts training, you'll also be able to craft your own swords and firearms. It looks beautiful so far, and it's set to release in 2018.</p>

<h3>Black Desert.</h3> <p>Steam’s ambitious MMORPG is gearing up its release to the Xbox One X. Developer Pearl Abyss plunges you to a world of seamless, live interaction with friends. Experience its intuitive combat coupled with the X’s high resolution textures that goes up to 4K. It’s a truly remarkable fantasy adventure and it’s coming this early 2018.</p> 

<h3>Brawlout.</h3> <p>Running at a native 4K at 60 frames per second, Angry Mob Games’ fast and fluid fighting game delights you with a Smash Brothers-like gameplay and wide range of unique characters. Increase your rage meter for that juicy special move, or go on a ranked match and climb the leaderboards. No release date yet, but it’s coming soon.</p> 

<h3>Call Of Duty: World War II.</h3> <p>Activision isn’t done with their annual shooter and they’re taking a step back from their futuristic timeline similar to DICE’s Battlefield. Go into the warzone and experience World War II like never before. It’s Call of Duty’s most ambitious title yet and it’s part of Xbox One X’s launch window. It’s bigger and badder, and it’s coming this November 3rd.</p> 

<h3>Conan Exiles.</h3> <p>Escape from the confines of space ships and blasters and step inside a prehistoric game where your genital size matters. Selling more than 500,000 copies on Steam, Funcom’s open-world survival game is coming to the Xbox One X. It will take advantage of its 4K support for an immersive experience. It’s coming this soon this 2018.</p> 

<h3>Crackdown 3.</h3> <p>Finally coming this year, Microsoft’s exclusive open-world game lets you destroy everything from top to bottom. It’s sandbox gameplay pits you in a futuristic city in search for evil moguls. Everything is destructible and with Xbox One X’s power, go on a high resolution carnage in 4K, increased distance and Dolby Atmos support.</p>

<h3>Dark And Light.</h3> <p>There’s an unlimited amount of sandbox games coming to the Xbox One X. Among them is Snail USA’s gorgeous fantasy world. Similar to Monster Hunter, the world is teeming with enhanced beasts that pose a threat to the land. Harness the power of magic and survive its ever-changing environment. It’s coming out soon.</p> 

<h3>Darksiders III.</h3> <p>Experience a wartorn earth in stunning HD with THQ Nordic's third entry to the Darksiders epic. In this sequel, we'll witness the adventures of the mage Fury as she embarks on a quest to destroy the seven Deadly Sins. It's another story steeped in mythology, and it's gonna look better than ever with the Xbox One X's 4K resolutions. It's set to release sometime in 2018.</p>

<h3>Deep Rock Galactic.</h3> <p>Gather your friends in this futuristic Dwarven adventure where technology and ancient weaponry go hand in hand together. This is a first-person shooter that takes you to a procedurally generated world to explore with four of your friends in co-op mode. It’s currently on its Early Access stages on Steam and it’s coming this 2018 to the Xbox One X.</p> 

<h3>Dragon Ball FighterZ.</h3> <p>The team behind Blazblue and Guilty Gear brings you a one of a kind fighting game with their signature style. Move over, Dragon Ball Xenoverse and say hello to Fighterz. Coming to the Xbox One X, witness how to perfectly make a Dragon Ball fighting game adaptation with their detailed movements and hand-drawn art. It’s just so beautiful to look at. Imagine it on 4K. It’s coming this February 2018.</p>

<h3>Fortnite.</h3> <p>With all this talk about Battle Royale, Fortnite’s aim isn’t to compete with Bluehole’s PUBG. Before they went to that concept, it’s a sandbox shooter where players scavenge, survive and shoot the hell out of monsters. Grab your team of four and defend bases until your very last breath. Considering it’s part of Epic Games, it’s powered by the Unreal Engine 4 and imagine how that looks on Xbox One X. It’s coming this 2018.</p> 

<h3>Hello Neighbor.</h3> <p>A first-person horror game where you outsmart its carefully crafted A.I. Play as a regular guy trying to get inside his neighbor’s secret basement. It’s not disturbingly scary, but it’s not easy. Like playing Chess, this neighbor knows exactly what you’re doing and always one step ahead of you. It’s gearing up for its release on the Xbox One X this December 8, 2017.</p> 

<h3>Jurassic World Evolution.</h3> <p>Inspired from the great City Building games like SimCity and Cities: Skylines. Instead of building skyscrapers and filling out a building with residents, Evolution lets you create your own Jurassic Park. Fill it with Dinosaurs and invite thousands of people to check your exhibits. Just… don’t let them escape this time. It’s coming sometime this mid-2018.</p>

<h3>L.A. Noire.</h3> <p>The neo-noir detective game from 2011 makes a grand return to the latest generation platforms… especially on the Xbox One X. This game doesn’t change much compared to its original but it’s remastered form takes its realistic facial expressions to new heights. It also includes all the downloadable content and a full 4K support. It’s coming this November 14.</p> 

<h3>Metro Exodus.</h3> <p>Russia’s very own version of Fallout returns with their third massive entry of the critically acclaimed Metro series. This epic and story-driven shooter takes you once again to the irradiated Moscow. Instead of staying underneath its underground community, Exodus fully takes you to the surface. This is the biggest entry of Metro yet, and we can’t wait until this game releases this 2018.</p> 

<h3>MX vs ATV All Out.</h3> <p>The ideal off-road racing game. Find your style and blaze through the muddiest terrain in gorgeous open-world environments. Pick among its various types of bikes, ATV’s, UTV’s and more to refine your freestyle skills in the games multiple modes. The game supports 4K and a fun split-screen co-op to play with a friend. It’s coming this 2018.</p> 

<h3>Okami HD.</h3> <p>The PlayStation 2 was a good console with amazing games. Okami was one of them. It’s a mesmerizing watercolor adventure where you play as Amaterasu in the form of a white wolf. Now coming on the Xbox One X, gaze into its beautiful world. Use your magical paintbrush to fight and recreate the world around. It’s coming this December 12.</p> 

<h3>Ori And The Will Of The Wisps.</h3> <p>After the success of Microsoft’s Blind Forest, our adorable spirit creature returns in this next entry. Not much was revealed except for a cinematic trailer that shows the creature falling into the darkness. Expect a refined metroidvan ia experience and an even difficult platforming adventure. It’s coming sometime next year.</p> 

<h3>PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds.</h3> <p>The talk of the town and currently on top of Steam’s most played games with a total of 2 million concurrent players. This Battle Royale game pits 100 players into one massive map filled with deadly weapons. The last team or person alive, wins the chicken dinner. Currently on Steam Early Access, it’s going full blast as a Microsoft Exclusive on the Xbox One X. Coming this late 2017.</p> 

<h3>Railway Empire.</h3> <p>Simulate your steam-powered engine and build the most expansive railway system in Gaming Minds’ unique game. With over 40 different trains, be ahead of the competition and build an empire of metallic wonders. There’s more this game than just building and it takes a whole lot of strategic depth to be on top. It’s coming this 2018.</p> 

<h3>Robocraft Infinity.</h3> <p>Coming exclusively to Microsoft Platforms, this robot-building fighting game takes you to even greater lengths, especially on the Xbox One X. Infinity soars higher with a better performance and 4K support. Build, drive, and fight your way to victory in its 5 versus 5 battles. It’s coming this April 2018.</p>

<h3>Riverbond.</h3> <p>Combining various elements from the popular games today, this couch co-op takes you to a voxel-based fantasy world. Go dungeon crawling with your friends and embark on a journey to rebuild the river of light. It’s one of the long list of indie games coming out on the Xbox One X this 2018.</p> 

<h3>Sea Of Thieves.</h3> <p>If you love Ubisoft’s sea-sailing Assassin’s Creed game, then you’ll definitely love this. This Microsoft exclusive takes you to the high seas with your crew of hearty landlubbers. Experience its shared world together with your friends in 4K resolution. As if that’s not big enough. It’s coming sometime this first and second quarter of 2018.</p> 

<h3>Sonic Forces.</h3> <p>Follow Sonic and his friends to stop the evil Dr. Eggman from destroying the world. Witness three unique versions of the adorable Blue Hedgehog we all know and love in its dynamic shift in gameplay. It goes 4K on the Xbox One X this November 7, 2017.</p> 

<h3>State of Decay 2.</h3> <p>Go into a post-apocalyptic zombie world in Undead Labs’ sequel to the acclaimed original. This time, experience bloodier pastures with its online multiplayer mode so you can play with your friends and live to see the next day. Coming this first or second half of 2018.</p> 

<h3>Strange Brigade.</h3> <p>Another throwback game from the makers of the critically acclaimed Sniper Elite series. Rebellion Games' upcoming shooter takes you to the whimsically old 1930s. Now with less history and more fantasy, take on the role of intrepid heroes as they dive into egyptian tombs and slay mythical beasts. Coming alive with the Xbox One X, it's set to release sometime in 2018.</p>

<h3>Super Lucky’s Tale.</h3> <p>Step into the shoes of the optimistic Lucky in a tale that’s directly inspired from classic platformers like Nintendo’s Mario. Save her sister from the evil Jinx. In this adventure, solve tricky puzzles and challenges that get increasingly difficult. It’s immersive world is a joy to look at and it’s coming to 4K on the Xbox One X this November 7.</p> 

<h3>The Artful Escape Of Francis Vendetti.</h3> <p>A kickstarter funded game at first, but it found its home under Annapurna Interactive. This game feels like an acid trip to a different dimension. Follow a man with the ability to use his power of music to travel into painted worlds. It boasts an eccentric art style with a lot of guitar riffing. It’s coming soon on the Xbox One X.</p> 

<h3>The Darwin Project.</h3> <p>With the battle royale genre reaching its peak, a new challenger appears in the form of Scavenger Studios' Overwatch and Hunger Games hybrid. A multiplayer survival game, play as convicted heroes in a struggle to survive the deadly arena. Craft your own weapons in the heat of battle and prove you're the fittest of them all. Coming to the Xbox One X sometime in 2018.</p>

<h3>The Last Night.</h3> <p>For this indie platformer, atmosphere is everything. Even with the limitations of their chosen pixel art style, The Last Night holds nothing back in the detail of immersive cyberpunk environment. There’s no doubt it's gonna look even better on the X’s 4K resolutions. A platformer that captures the heart of Blade Runner, it's set to release sometime in 2018.</p>

<h3>Unruly Heroes.</h3> <p>From a tale inspired by the Monkey King legend, comes a standout indie platformer from Magic Design Studios. It boasts a similar artstyle to Ubisoft's Rayman, with a gameplay twist of its own. Transform into other beasts, and use their abilities to fight against ferocious bosses. Unique and beautifully crafted, it's set to release sometime in 2018.</p>

<h3>War Thunder.</h3> <p>For 5 years, this action-packed vehicular MMORPG is coming to the Xbox One X. Witness classic vehicles that roam the land, sea and air during World War II and maneuver them to your hearts content. Fight enemies in various settings and immerse yourself in its realistic land, sea and air combat. Now that it’s coming to the X, its 4K resolution greatly increases the chaos. No release date yet.</p> 

<h3>We Happy Few.</h3> <p>Currently an Early Access game on Steam, this open-world surival game takes you to a gripping dystopian world where everyone seems controlled. Conformity is key in this alternate version of 1960’s England and test your wide range of survival skills in its story mode. It’s officially coming out on the Xbox One X this April 13, 2018.</p>


Showcasing our list of new Xbox One X enhanced titles coming soon to the upgraded console. These are the most anticipated 4K video games, with high-resolution graphics and native support. 

38 Upcoming Xbox One X 4K Games

<p>Visit our <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/best/open-world/">list of the best Xbox One Open-world Games</a> for the full catalog</p>


<h2>25. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/state-of-decay/">State of Decay: Year One Survival Edition</a></h2>

<p>After reselling an improved version for virtually the same price tag,  <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/undead-labs/">Undead Labs</a> doesn't have the best reputation at the moment. But, their open-world zombie killing machine is still one of the most satisfying experiences yet. With enhanced combat, graphics, and UI, this version improves on the flaws of the first release. Explore the abandoned city of Danfort, and help your settlements survive the roguelike challenges.</p> 

<p>It has a playscore of 8.05.</p>

<h2>24. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/watch-dogs-2/">Watch Dogs 2</a></h2>

<p>They may have had a rocky start with their first title, but <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/ubisoft-montreal/">Ubisoft</a> brings back the ragtag band of misfits for another cyber sleuthing escapade. With a drastic change in tone, they put the volume down on dark narratives to put on a more lighthearted atmosphere. Leaving the Chicago shores for the sunny San Francisco Bay, go on a stealth murdering spree as you hack banks, offices, and random treadmills for your own selfish pleasure.</p> 

<p>New features and a shift in tone later, it receives a playscore of 8.1.</p>

<h2>23. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/tom-clancys-the-division/">Tom Clancy's The Division</a></h2>

<p>Met with positive acclaim when it first released last 2016, this destiny-like shooter developed by <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/massive-entertainment/">Massive Entertainment</a> will take you to a post-apocalyptic New York City. Laid barren after a terrible smallpox epidemic, lead the titular Division in investigating the source of the deadly virus. Collect resources around its vast environments and share the world with other players in the multiplayer Dark Zone.</p> 

<p>With competitive arenas and massive worlds, it receives a playscore of 8.14.</p>

<h2>22. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/mad-max/">Mad Max</a></h2>

<p>2015's Fury Road was a great glimpse into the dystopian world of the Mad Max franchise. But, this <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/avalanche-studios/">Avalanche</a> action-adventure puts you square in the shoes of Mad Max as he fends off for himself in the polluted deserts. Bask in their bright orange environments, ride around in gargantuan vehicles, and engage in explosive car battles with the manic inhabitants.</p>

<p> Though it was criticized for its bland storytelling, its truly a spectacle for any fan of the series. It has a playscore of 8.19.</p>

<h2>21. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/dying-light/">Dying Light</a></h2>

<p>Step into the open-world city of Harran, and maneuver past its zombie-infested streets in the most creative ways. Though its not the enhanced edition, this vanilla edition does enough to make it into our list. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/techland/">Techland</a>'s Dying Light puts you in the shoes of a man tasked to save the city from spreading necrosis. Roam around the vast and vibrant city with your parkour skills, and make use of the environment to eliminate the zombie threat.</p> 

<p>It has a playscore of 8.19.</p>


<h2>20. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/saints-row-iv-re-elected-plus-gat-out-hell/">Saints Row IV: Re-Elected + Gat out of Hell</a></h2>

<p>One of the best open-world games of the last generation, the over the top action is renewed on the newest PlayStation. With a much needed revamp, the relatively game gets a renewed sparkle. Take your rightful place as the head of the White House, and prepare for more superhuman action and excitement. This re-release by <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/volition-inc/">Volition Inc.</a> also includes Johnny Gat and Kenzie Kensington's hellish misadventures.</p> 

<p>Wacky and irreverent, it has a playscore of 8.22.</p>

<h2>19. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/sleeping-dogs-definitive-edition/">Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition</a></h2>

<p>What most expected to be another GTA knockoff turned out to be one of the most interesting releases last 2012. Developed by <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/united-front-games/">United Front Games</a>, delve into a soulful crime tale set in the underbelly of Hongkong and play as an undercover cop on a mission to take down the Triads. This definitive edition adds a few bells and whistles to the game's already varied gameplay. With its visual tweaks, this deadly tour of a neon Hong Kong almost feels like a Wong Kar Wai masterpiece.</p> 

<p>Take on epic car chases and intense gunfights, with a playscore of 8.24.</p>

<h2>18. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/elite-dangerous/">Elite: Dangerous</a></h2>

<p>The fourth Elite game of a series that spanned decades, roam around an astronomically accurate milky way and bask in the mesmerizing beauty of the cosmos. Developed by <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/frontier-developments/">Frontier</a>, this open-ended exploration game combines the elements of trading, crafting, and exploration, letting you dive into uncharted star systems and partake in their deep trading mechanics. Upgrade starships, fend off enemies, and voyage through the great beyond.</p> 

<p>It has a playscore of 8.26.</p>

<h2>17. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/the-witness/">The Witness</a></h2>

<p>Even with its bold simplicity, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/thekla-inc/">Thekla</a>'s The Witness has been a hallmark of excellence since its release. Waking up in an unknown island, you're tasked to uncover the mysteries of its lush landscapes. Decode the cryptic messages of each structure, progress through each of their 500 puzzles. Taking over seven years to create, it balances beauty, style, and depth into one breathtaking diversion.</p> 

<p>It has a playscore of 8.28.</p>

<h2>16. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/just-cause-3/">Just Cause 3</a></h2>

<p>One of the most underrated franchises of the open-world genre. Despite its many flaws, this 3rd installment of the Avalanche action-adventure is still packed with the explosive randomness they're known for. Experience digital freedom like never before as you travel to the Mediterranean republic of Medici. Conquer land sea and sky with their collection of new vehicles, and do what you can to stop the tyrannies of an evil dictator. Or not.</p>

<p>It has a playscore of 8.3.</p>

<h2>15. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/assassins-creed-iv-black-flag/">Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag</a></h2>

<p>While not the latest Assassin's Creed game, Black Flag seems to have benefitted from its sharp steer away from the cliches of the mother franchise. Dive into a tale rooted in the Golden Age of Piracy, and embark on the excitements of naval misadventures. It has one of the best ship customizations so far, and it definitely makes up for their bland landlubber nonsense. Sail through the seas with your hardy crew of pirates as you sing songs of old tales and watch towering ships become flotsam against your barrage of cannons.</p>

<p> It has a playscore of 8.43.</p>

<h2>14. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/final-fantasy-xv/">Final Fantasy XV</a></h2>

<p>Taking over 10 years to develop, the modern Final Fantasy game was all worth it in the end. Set in a modern, open-world environment, follow Noctis and his band of brothers as they stop an evil empire from taking their entire kingdom. The combat has been vastly improved in this title and makes way for the game's epic boss fights. Journey around their hyperrealistic settings, and get a taste of Igni's delicious recipes.</p>

<p> It has a playscore of 8.44.</p>

<h2>13. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/sunset-overdrive/">Sunset Overdrive</a></h2>
	
<p>A proud gem for diehard Xbox One fans, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/insomniac-games/">Insomniac</a>'s Sunset Overdrive is their haven for pure, unadulterated fun. Engage in the carbonated madness as you step in the shoes of survivors in a world doomed by a Soft Drink Corporation. Create your own character and bask in the absurdity of this colorful world. It's smooth traversal mechanics, freedom, and lighthearted atmosphere takes the edge off a supposedly grim post-apocalypse. It’s no ordinary sugar rush!</p>

<p> It has a playscore of 8.44.</p>

<h2>12. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/far-cry-4/">Far Cry 4</a></h2>

<p>If you loved <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-360/far-cry-3/">Far Cry 3</a>, then this fourth installment will definitely blow your mind. Steering away from 3's tropical terrors, it's set in a fictional Himalayan country that's caught in a devastating civil war. Follow the adventure of Ajay as he tries to survive the terrors of the Golden Path. With better graphics, shooting, and UI, it only slightly surpasses the glory of their previous title.</p> 

<p>It has a playscore of 8.51.</p>

<h2>11. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/batman-arkham-knight/">Batman: Arkham Knight</a></h2>

<p><a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/rocksteady-studios/">Rocksteady</a>’s explosive finale to their critically acclaimed franchise takes Batman to his biggest fear yet. Joker might be long gone, but a Scarecrow emerges from the ashes with a vengeful plot. Take on the role of the caped crusader and help Gotham fight against the impending threat. This is the series’ biggest leap towards a huge open-world element with the introduction of the batmobile. Ride around the grim streets and use Batman's million-dollar gadgets to defeat the villains of the Rogue's Gallery.</p> 

<p>It has a playscore of 8.56.</p>

<h2>10. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/minecraft-xbo-edition/">Minecraft: Xbox One Edition</a></h2>

<p><a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/mojang/">Mojang</a>'s award-winning sandbox game has been defying barriers since its first release. It's a game where you can make, do, and be anything you could ever want. With creativity as its only mandate, traverse through their voxel worlds in your own way in their varying game modes. Whether you want to face against their hostile wildlife in survival, or master the voxel canvass in creative--they have all the tools you need in this planet-sized universe.</p>

<p> It has a playscore of 8.63.</p>

<h2>9. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/middle-earth-shadow-of-mordor/">Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor</a></h2>

<p>Set between the events of Tolkien's Hobbit and Lord of the Rings series, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/monolith-productions/">Monolith</a>'s Shadow of Mordor puts a spotlight on the beginnings of the one true ring. Play as the troubled Ranger Talion as he ventures through Mordor along with the wraith of ring maker Celebrimbor. Help them fight against the growing armies of Sauron and use their famed Nemesis system to create alliances with the ferocious Orc Captains. Even with the release of their latest sequel, one does not simply forget the magic of the original.</p>

<p>It has a playscore of 8.67.</p>

<h2>8. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/the-elder-scrolls-v-skyrim-special-edition/">The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition</a></h2>

<p>From MMO, to Switch release, to VR--<a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/bethesda-game-studios/">Bethesda</a> shows no sign of stopping for their epic medieval fantasy. Spiced up with revamped textures and all the previous DLC's, embark on the definitive Dragonborn experience in the renewed world of Skyrim. Explore its vast kingdoms, and go on a quest to kill Aldiun amidst a looming Civil War. While its one of the greatest open-world innovators of its time, we can't help but wonder what the next Elder Scrolls title has in store.</p>

<p> It has a playscore of 8.73.</p>

<h2>7. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/dishonored-2/">Dishonored 2</a></h2>

<p>Whichever way you play <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/arkane-studios/">Arkane Studios</a>' stealth action-adventure, there's no denying the depth and beauty of their strange universe. Travel to their past meets future world, and welcome the return of Empress Emily and Corvo Attano. Help them retrieve their rightful thrones by using each of the supernatural abilities to take down a mysterious usurper. Designed to react to whatever playthrough you choose, their settings are as beautiful as they are complex.</p>

<p> It has a playscore of 8.78.</p>

<h2>6. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/dark-souls-3/">Dark Souls III</a></h2>

<p>Though it’s not ENTIRELY open world, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/fromsoftware/">FromSoftware</a>’s third and final entry to the patience-testing Souls franchise is hauntingly gorgeous. Control your lone character in his journey to decrepit buildings and gothic halls to take down horrific freaks of nature. Use your trusty dodge-roll ability to counter every attack possible and make sure you’re always on your toes.</p>

<p> A test of skill and patience, it receives a playscore of 8.9.</p>

<h2>5. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/metal-gear-solid-v-the-phantom-pain/">Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain</a></h2>

<p><a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/kojima-productions/">Hideo Kojima</a>’s final entry to the universally acclaimed Metal Gear Solid series is a masterpiece of stealth-action-adventure. Follow the events after Snake Eater and PSP’s Peace Walker in Big Boss’ descent into political intrigue. Witness the birth of the man who sold the world and uncovers the events that lead to the first game of the series.  Although it has its flawed moments, it’s still an achievement in excellent game design.</p>

<p> It has a playscore of 8.98.</p>

<h2>4. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/the-witcher-3-wild-hunt/">The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt</a></h2>

<p>If you're looking to explore spectacular sights, then you can look no further than <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/cd-projekt-red/">CD Projekt Red</a>'s fantastical world of Witcher III. Follow the dashing Geralt of Rivia as he goes on a quest to find the Child of Prophecy--with a bit of lovemaking on the way. Ride your trusty horse around the unnamed Continent, and wallow in the delights of his humble, medieval land.</p>

<p> With cards, magic, and menagerie, it receives a playscore of 9.01.</p>

<h2>3. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/gta-5/">Grand Theft Auto V</a></h2>

<p><a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/rockstar-north/">Rockstar</a>'s biggest GTA game to date just might be their Magnum Opus--at least before <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/red-dead-redemption-2/">Red Dead Redemption 2</a>. Their exhilarating virtual playground grows three times bigger with the introduction of three new characters. Go back to the streets of Los Santos and take on a triple threat of open-world misadventures. A little bit of mundane, and a whole lotta madness--it's everything you want and more.</p>

<p> It has a playscore of 9.1.</p>

<h2>2. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/forza-horizon-3/">Forza Horizon 3</a></h2>

<p>The poster boy for Microsoft exclusives and the front runner of the console racing scene, Forza Horizon is definitely a force to be reckoned with. It fuses the liberating speeds of racing to the liberating open-world genre. Set in the land down under, it twice as big as their previous titles and featuring over 350 different cars. Dynamic, and packed with content, it's worth every penny you spend on it.</p>

<p> It has a playscore of 9.13.</p>

<h2>1. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/fallout-4/">Fallout 4</a></h2>

<p>Seemingly out of nowhere, the fourth installment to Bethesda's radioactive franchise snatches first place. Travel to an irradiated Boston and scour the desolate land for your missing son. As dreary as their vast wastelands are, their ghoul infested cities and abandoned laboratories are packed with nuclear shenanigans. Build your bases among the grim city streets, and kill enemies with their trademark VATS system.</p>

<p> It has a playscore of 9.17.</p>


Presenting our list of the best open-world games on the Xbox One gaming console. These are the highest-rated games currently on the Microsoft XB1 console.

Top 25 Best Xbox One Open World Games

Ranking all the new PS4 and PS Vita video games  released last September 2017. These are the newly-released PlayStation titles available on the Sony Store.

PlayStation Playscore Scoop September 2017

Listing the most anticipated open world video games coming soon to PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

37 Upcoming Open World Games of 2017 and 2018 on PC, Switch, PS4, Xbox One

<p>To see our full, up-to-date catalog, check out our <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/roguelike/" title="List of all roguelike games PC">list of all Roguelike Games for PC.</a></p>


<h2>10. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/rogue-legacy/" title="Rogue Legacy">Rogue Legacy</a></h2>

<p>Taking after the 1980's classic dungeon-crawling spectacle, Rogue, the genre it spawned has usually taken after their dark worlds, grim environments, and deadly stages. Which is why it's such a sigh of relief to find games like our first entry. Rogue Legacy, with all its dungeons, old-timey visuals, and punishing difficulty--doesn't really take itself too seriously. While it might frustrate you with short lifespans, it will take you to brand new adventure through your genetically flawed lineages.</p> 


<p>Boasting the same permadeath formula and procedurally generated worlds as any roguelike game, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/cellar-door-games/" title="Cellar Door Games"> Cellar Door</a>'s Rogue Legacy takes the genre to a new level of variety. As you explore their castles, eliminate some paltry beast, and then die inevitably--it won't be you running back in there. Instead, you'll have a choice of three heirs with their own classes, spells, and disabilities. Yes, you heard that right. If you thought it was hard enough already, then boy are you in for a treat. </p> 


<p>Reenter the land as a warrior with ADHD, and revel at your maddening speeds; become a magi haunted by visions from his onset of dementia, or the black and white world of color blindness, or tunnel vision, or all of that in one go. With each of your traits affecting the game, the challenge and fun of it all keeps escalating as you yourself get back up with higher levels, better skills, and upgraded weaponry.</p> 


<p>All that, along with satisfying combat and controls, creates a perfect balance of permadeath and progress that will keep you coming back for more. It has a playscore of 8.39.</p> 


<h2>9. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/hand-of-fate/" title="Hand of Fate">Hand of Fate</a></h2> 

<p>An interesting spin on the roguelike genre. Hand of Fate by <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/defiant-development/" title="Defiant Development">Defiant Development</a> is a hybrid of card and deck-building games, roguelike, and a little sprinkle of action. Unlike the unforgiving enemies and stages of most platforming roguish endeavors, Hand of Fate will take you against the powerful forces luck and probability. A card game at its core, you sit in front of a mysterious dealer, arranging cards in front of you, and offering a collection of fates to overcome. With its colorful, visual storytelling, and eventual dives to action, it seems to capture the intriguing atmosphere of the tabletop dungeons and dragons game. </p> 


<p>Spin the wheel of fate to gain weapons, shields, and a lot of deadly encounters that try to put a dent in your perilous journey. It's in this field that we realize how equally unforgiving lady luck is, as you shuffle decks to meet starvation, traps, and difficult monsters. The victory lies in defeating the dealer's 13 Jack of Scales, and ultimately, the dealer himself. Mixed in with the gratifying choose-your-adventure style gameplay is its hack-and-slash action scenes that serving the purpose visualizing the events of your card game of life.</p> 


<p>It's both artistic and rewarding, appealing to both fans of the action genre, as well as the storybook enthusiasts. It has a playscore of 8.47.</p> 


<h2>8. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/spelunky/" title="Spelunky">Spelunky</a></h2> 

<p>Not to be confused with 1983's Spelunker, Spelunky takes us on a more modern and adorable treasure-hunting expedition. Inspired by one of the most iconic archaeologists, Indiana Jones, our little red-nosed spelunker dons his signature fedora and casts his whip around in the procedurally generated tunnels of his world. He searches for lost treasures, amidst a mass of slithering snakes and crumbling terrain. </p> 


<p>As a roguelike adventure, it sprinkles obstacles and dangers at every step--a lot like Indiana's own misadventures. It requires you to have a keen eye for traps, or risk launching boulders and explosives that will fearlessly propel you back to square one. Nonetheless, you go back with new skills and a keener eye, playing victim to the game's addicting cycle. Described as a Souls-like 2D platformer, it’s ultimately not avoiding obstacles that get you to the finish line--it's a go-getter attitude and a shitload of patience. </p> 


<p>While it might be working against you in your quest for treasures and completion, it also does a lot to keep you wallowing in the masochistic act of roguelike gaming. Lurk around in the missions in between worlds, and help an ailing tunnel man create shortcuts and get some gear.</p> 


<p>If you're looking for a challenge, then this is probably the game for you. It has a playscore of 8.57.</p> 


<h2>7. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/dont-starve/" title="Dont Starve">Don’t Starve</a></h2> 

<p>Venture into worlds unknown in this german-expressionism inspired game of gigantic proportions. In the increasingly blurred lines of genre, Don't Starve stands to be more rogue-lite than roguelike, though. It retains perma-death and randomly generated worlds, but it mainly highlights exploration and survival over everything else. </p> 


<p>In this dark tale, a mad scientist transports you to a strange new dimension filled with anthropomorphized pigs, steampunk horses, and flaming flies. In a world full of monsters and creeping loneliness, survival does not come easy. Venture around a world teeming with resources, and use them to your advantage. Forage for food, unlock new technologies, and fight against the sullen darkness and the transitory seasons. </p> 

<p>While exploration is one of its more exciting aspects, building your own base is also important. Acquaint yourself with the beasts you dwell among, deciphering which is friend or foe, to find yourself a fitting spot in the grand scheme of things. Don’t Starve also comes with plenty of unlockable characters, each with their own different playstyles. The darkness isn't as haunting, playing with the pyromaniac Willow who can burn down entire forests with her lighter; and monsters aren't quite as scary with Wolfgang's strong arms. </p> 

<p>Gameplay might be fun, but what really draws you in is its impeccable art style. It oozes with the gloomy artistry of the German art movement. Bask in its eerie atmosphere, listen to the character's musical silence. It has a playscore of 8.61.</p> 

<h2>6. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/invisible-inc/" title="">Invisible, Inc.</a></h2> 

<p>While <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/klei-entertainment/" title="Klei Entertainment">Klei Entertainment</a>'s Don't Starve was an impressive hit all-throughout, that definitely didn't stop them from venturing back into the risky tides of videogame development. Klei's second entry to this list has a world of difference in between them--sharing more similarities to platforming <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/mark-of-the-ninja/" title="Mark of Ninja PC">Mark of the Ninja</a>. Instead of a grim open-world, we're taken a series of turn-based stages where stealth is the key to success. </p> 

<p>Inspired by the likes of XCOM, Invisible Inc takes on a tale of espionage, set in the neon futures of 2074. Working for a private intelligence agency, take control of the organization's best agents mounting a counter-attack against a corporate invasion. Pick from a team of 10 unlockable agents and customize each of their builds as you play through each of their randomly generated levels.</p> 

<p>While it also offers an array of weapons at your disposal, stealth remains as the prime focus of the game. Hack into cameras, sneak past guards, and avoid conflict as much as possible. With over five different game modes, there's always a wealth of surprises to overcome or avoid entirely. Challenging as it is, the game also lets you customize campaign levels to your wishes, letting you adjust difficulties according to your playstyle. It has a playscore of 8.67.</p> 

<h2>5. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/ftl-faster-than-light/" title="FTL Faster Than Light">FTL: Faster Than Light</a></h2> 

<p>A retro space-simulator that doesn’t overstay its welcome. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/subset-games/" title="Subset Games">Subset Games</a>’ takes you into the vastness of space with a ship called the Kessel containing a vital secret. Throughout the game, you will escape your pursuers in a fun and frenetic roguelike experience.  It’s like the Star Wars plot, but with permadeath and no mystic midi-chlorians. </p> 

<p>The gameplay is pretty much watching a top-down version of your ship fleeing from the game’s 8 sectors. Travel from planet to planet in its procedurally generated galaxy filled with hostile alien and rebel threats. By upgrading your artillery, gathering more crew and customizing your ship, you can easily dominate the universe. It’s inspired from classic tabletop games that let you manage various sections, like the Kessel. It’s a stressful multitasking job, but that’s the best thing about it. </p> 

<p>It’s widely considered as an old-fashioned game with a modern approach. It was praised for its strategic depth, fast-paced scenarios and content. For $10, you get what you pay for in a game that slowly grows on you once you spend hours and hours of it. Though it has its own shortcomings in terms of enemy variety and difficulty, it’s still worth the try. It didn’t fulfill its Kickstarter goals for nothing.  It has a playscore 8.71.</p> 

<h2>4. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/enter-the-gungeon/" title="Enter the Gungeon">Enter The Gungeon</a></h2> 

<p>It’s <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/the-binding-isaac/" title="Binding of Isaac">Binding of Isaac</a> with guns. A frenzied bullet-hell dungeon crawler that merits fast reflexes and heavy artillery. Be a part of the Gungeoneers, a merry band of misfits trying to find a mysterious Gun that can destroy the past. Silly as it may be, it’s just another one of <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/devolver-digital/" title="Devolver Digital">Devolver Digital</a>’s ridiculous published games. </p> 

<p>To find this powerful Gun, players must enter the Gungeon, a mysterious castle filled with randomly generated levels and intense difficulty spikes. Face off hordes of creatures called the Gundead and veer away from its multitude of colorful yet punishing bullets. Throughout its roguelike gameplay, collect various guns with unique bullets and unleash your carnage against the game’s brutal boss fights. </p> 

<p>Players can also gather someone in its co-op Gungeon mode. Team up with a friend and live through an onslaught of Gundead. </p> 

<p>It’s a totally Gunbelievable game. Gunforgiving as it may be, it really takes players into a gauntlet of unmitigated disaster. With a sweet soundtrack, humor, and it's beautiful, beautiful variety of guns, it makes the game so worth playing. </p> 

<p>Stylish and filled with charm, Enter the Gungeon is <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/dodge-roll/" title="Dodge Roll">Dodge Roll</a>’s crowning glory. It receives a playscore of 8.74.</p>  

<h2>3. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/crypt-of-the-necrodancer/" title="Crypt of the NecroDancer on PC">Crypt Of The Necrodancer</a></h2> 

<p>It’s not everyday you think of a game idea that clicks. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/brace-yourself-games/" title="Brace Yourself Games">Brace Yourself Games</a>’ blend of roguelike, dungeon-crawling, and rhythm takes you to a crypt. Not just any crypt, but a crypt of the mysterious NecroDancer. A mystical being dedicated to ending your life with the power of music. At this point, you don’t need to be surprised by how silly these games are. It just works. </p> 

<p>As an adventurer trapped in this dangerous place, groove into tunes of Danny Baranowsky’s soundtrack to deliver musical beatdowns to the pathetic monsters. Similar to any roguelike game, the greater you proceed through its dungeon, the more difficult it gets. Its procedurally generated levels give players a tense beat to beat action that requires careful listening. Miss a beat and you’re whacked. </p> 

<p>Aside from that, the game’s biggest feature is its customizable dungeons. You can equip your own music and jam to its beats. Just import your favorite MP3 music and you’re in for a rhythmic treat.</p> 

<p>Expect a ton of stress and frustration because this game doesn’t go easy on you. Wear your best headphones and move to the groove. It’s an award-winning game and it has a playscore of 8.93.</p>  

<h2>2. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/nuclear-throne/" title="Nuclear Throne">Nuclear Throne</a></h2> 

<p>You’ve heard of Gun-wielding adventurers and beat-dancing explorers, this time, it’s a post-apocalyptic shooter… with mutants. After a massive nuclear attack on Earth, the planet is filled with radioactive mess. Everything is green, gooey and gross. But what else should we expect from a post-nuclear world?</p>  

<p>Choose from its 12 disgusting characters with unique mutations and fight for the Nuclear Throne. </p> 

<p>This top-down roguelike shooter involves no humans because there’s nothing left human to fight for. As a mutated creature, fight your way through its mutated wasteland filled with irradiated weaponry and some odd limbs growing on your stomach. Aside from its characters, the game has 7 main worlds, over 30 mutations, 120 weapons, and 15 booming tracks. For a $12 game, it’s quite a bargain.</p>  

<p><a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/vlambeer/" title="Vlambeer">Vlambeer</a> did a successful job by developing a game that could cater to fans of the Roguelike genre. The creators developed the game by streaming on Twitch. Listening to fan feedback and suggestions. Now that’s dedication. It receives a playscore of 8.94 .</p> 

<p>That's some crazy lineup of roguelike games. But, before we reveal our number one roguelike pc game, here are the runners up:</p> 

<p>11. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/dungeons-of-dredmor/" title="Dungeons of Dredmor">Dungeons of Dredmor</a>. Harken back to the good old days of classic pixel roguelike games, with the refreshing twist of point and click goodness. Dive into the dark dungeons, and fight to defeat the Dark Lord Dredmor. It has a playscore of 8.38.</p> 
<p>12. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/risk-of-rain/" title="Risk of Rain on PC">Risk of Rain</a>. Mixing two vintage genres into one great Kickstarter campaign? What could possibly go wrong! Embark on the thrills of Metroidvania, along with the punishing randomness of roguelikes. It has a playscore of 8.29.</p> 
<p>13. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/thea-the-awakening/" title="The the Awakening on PC">Thea: The Awakening</a>. A turn-based survival game set in the heart of Slavic mythologies. With a vast procedural world, and over 200 story events to uncover. Defeat the haunting darkness, and witness the awakening! It has a playscore of 8.17.</p> 
<p>14. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/darkest-dungeon/" title="Darkest Dungeon">Darkest Dungeon</a>. Another turn-based RPG dipped in the miserable reds and blacks of the gothic era. Deal with the punishing affliction system, and wallow in their artistic backdrops. It has a playscore of 8.12.</p> 
<p>15. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/sunless-sea/" title="Sunless Sea">Sunless Sea</a>. Lose your sanity to the loneliness of maritime expeditions. With exploration, discovery, and a whole lot of death. It has a playscore of 8.12.</p> 

<h2>1. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/the-binding-of-isaac-rebirth/" title="The Binding of Isaac Rebirth">The Binding Of Isaac: Rebirth</a></h2> 
<p>What else? Edmund McMillen’s roguelike shooter received a huge update after its successful 2011 Adobe Flash game. Due to its limitations, they decided to give the game a rebirth, thus the tagline. It offers new gameplay features and additional content to our adorable crying boy. Some of it includes a sweet new soundtrack, increased framerate, and more poop! Out of almost every consoles, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/nicalis/" title="Nicalis">Nicalis</a>’ game really gave Indie development the respect it deserves. </p> 

<p>A 2D dungeon crawler that’s similar to its original, play as Isaac. A poor boy trapped in his religious mother’s basement. Awaiting to be sacrificed, he uses his tears to shoot monsters that creep in the dark. It’s inspired by the Biblical tale of The Binding of Isaac and also from the creator’s personal experiences with religion in the family. </p> 

<p>Just like any roguelike game, guide Isaac in a series of randomly generated levels. And as per usual, the deeper it gets, the more sinister it becomes. Meet new monsters, encounter deadly bosses, and bask in its 500 hours of gameplay. </p> 

<p>It was very well-received. It has a metaphorical story, a rich world, and content so large, Rebirth singlehandedly dominates our list of Roguelike PC games. It has a playscore of 9.06.</p> 


Presenting the highest-rated roguelike video games released for Windows, Mac, and Linux gaming computers.

Top 10 Best Roguelike PC Games

<p>Check out the updated ranking of the <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/best/military-shooter/">best PS4 Military Shooters</a>.</p>


<h2>10. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/tom-clancys-ghost-recon-wildlands/">Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands</a></h2>
<p>A responsive <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/best/open-world/">open-world</a> and fun co-op? Ubisoft’s shooter takes you to the god-forsaken Bolivia. A drug-filled country owned by the notorious Santa Blanca Cartel. They spread hate, violence and injustice among their people and your job is to stop them from turning the place into a Narco-State Empire. </p>

<p>As part of the Ghosts, a badass version of the DEA, lead your elite team of hard-hitters and strategists to take them down. Control the land, air or sea and destabilize their operations before they go boom. Plan your means of pissing them off by raiding their outposts and eliminating the hostile threats in third-person action. You have the complete freedom to do what you want in its open-world environment. As long as you have your resources, you’re good to go. </p>

<p>Wildlands’ best feature lies in its cooperative multiplayer. Call 3 of your friends locally or online to hit them where it hurts. Want him to do reconnaissance from afar? Or assign him as your getaway partner? Your choice.</p> 

<p>With its customizable load-outs, beautiful environments, dynamic weather, and intense action, Wildlands received positive acclaim. However, it’s server issues, repetitive gameplay and replay value poses as a concern for most players.</p> 

<p>It receives a playscore of 8.11.</p> 



<h2>9. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/tom-clancys-rainbow-six-siege/">Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Siege</a>.</h2>
<p>If Tom Clancy’s latest Ghost Recon game lets you take down drug empires, Rainbow Six’s latest game does the busting in high-stakes environmental destruction and cooperative fun. It’s the eleventh entry of the famed Rainbow Six series after the untimely cancellation of Rainbow Six: Patriots. 

Acting as a reboot, this first-person shooter doesn’t involve any single-player story, only a series of single-player missions with little to no narrative. The game’s primary focus is its multiplayer mode. Which, by far, is Rainbow Six’s finest. 

Master the art of destruction, close-quarters combat, tactics, and team play because you’re gonna need them all. As part of a Global Anti-Terrorist group, lay siege to every enemy territory with your wide variety of destructive tools. With over 5 game modes and 11 unique maps, it’s almost impossible to enjoy this game without a friend. Communicate with your allies and fulfill your objectives for that sweet procedural destruction. Praised for its brilliant gameplay design and fun multiplayer options, Siege is a great game to enjoy with friends.</p> 

<p>It has a playscore of 8.13. </p>



<h2>8. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/tom-clancys-the-division/">Tom Clancy’s The Division</a></h2>
<p>Three Tom Clancy games in a row? From Drug-stopping soldiers to Anti-Terrorism assaults, this entry from Massive Entertainment takes you to a dystopian New York in the far future. After a terrible smallpox epidemic, follow an elite squadron of soldiers called The Division dedicated to find the mysterious source of the virus. This third-person shooter is brimming with mad delights and post-apocalyptic mayhem. No undead, just insane people. </p>

<p>It mixes roleplaying and shooting in one game. It was met with positive acclaim upon the game’s release. It shares similar elements from Bungie’s Destiny which involves resource-collecting and world-sharing. Some even stated it feels like a shooter version of <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/guild-wars/">Guild Wars</a> and <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/world-of-warcraft/">World of Warcraft</a>. But despite its atmosphere and good praises, the game is marred by server issues and content variety.</p> 

<p>But nevertheless, the game’s main selling point lies in its multiplayer. Go with your squad and enter the Dark Zone, a competitive arena built for intense shooting action. It’s separate from the game’s main story, making it inconsequential to your single-player adventures. Climb the leaderboards and prove your might to the desolate city of New York.</p> 

<p>This game has a playscore of 8.30.</p> 


<h2>7. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/call-of-duty-advanced-warfare/">Call Of Duty: Advanced Warfare</a></h2>
<p>This game ranked number one on our <a href="https://whatoplay.com/xbox-one/best/military-shooter/">Xbox One Military Shooters</a>. Sledgehammer’s first Call of Duty game takes you to the future where Exosuits are a normal thing and Kevin Spacey stealing every scene he’s in. Technology has overcome society and it’s the year 2054. The United States is still the world’s leading superpower but it’s met with heavy resistance from other countries also vying for supremacy. Just your typical war love story. </p>

<p>According to most reviews, the story was the most coherent compared to previous CoD installments. It’s filled with high-stakes action and tense drama. With the addition of the Exosuit, movement is more advanced.  Making players move from one place to another seamlessly and with style. Aside from that, it buffs your character to a tremendous degree.</p>

<p>Yeah, the single-player campaign may be fun but the core feature of the game is in its Multiplayer mode. It’s still similar to the previous CoD titles, but with your badass exosuit, you can unleash your high-tech carnage at your enemies. Additionally, its Zombies mode packs a good undead fun with its own single-player story and co-op mode.</p>  

<p>It has a playscore of 8.36.</p> 


<h2>6. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/sniper-elite-4/">Sniper Elite 4</a></h2>
<p>Nazi-killing couldn’t be more fun in Rebellion’s latest entry. Wartime Italy is slowly consumed by the evil of Fascism. As Karl Fairburne, it is your task to eliminate these vile human beings… one bullet at a time. After the events of the first game, follow him as he leads his band of brothers to restore Italy to its rightful place. </p>

<p>As the latest entry to their award-winning series, it greatly improves on all fronts. With the game’s enhanced verticality, players can now increase the chances of finding the perfect spot of infiltration and stealth. Just customize your loadout and choose from the game’s wide arsenal of juicy World War 2 weapons. </p>

<p>But what sets the Sniper Elite series apart from the other Sniper genres is its iconic X-Ray Kill Cam. Landing the precise shot grants you the satisfaction of watching their internal organs get blown up in spectacular fashion. Just by hearing the sound of skulls cracking, balls bursting and eyes-popping brings out the inner demon in you. </p>

<p>Aside from the gore, players can also team up with a friend in its cooperative campaign and competitive mode. If the solo experience gets boring, let them join your adventures and watch how many heads you can pop.</p> 

<p>It has a playscore of 8.38.</p> 



<h2>5. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/cod-black-ops-iii/">Call Of Duty: Black Ops III</a></h2>
<p>The third entry of Call of Duty’s Black Ops series takes you to the year 2065. 40 years after the first game, set your sights in a dark and gritty future where humanity has blurred the lines between man and machine. With powerful weapons at hand, the countries are facing an international cold war. </p>

<p>In terms of gameplay, the signature shooting from the Call of Duty franchise is still present. Multiplayer is also the game’s most loved feature. Same as a cooperative mode. Team up four of your friends in its single-player campaign. Customize them as you see fit and load them out with futuristic gear. Advanced Warfare may have exosuits, but this game has its fair share of momentum-based abilities. </p>

<p>The game was very well-received. It even outsold Advanced Warfare and Ghosts in terms of sales. However, there isn’t much anything new offered to the series. As much as the fans loved Treyarch’s dedication, this latest entry doesn’t move the series in terms of scale and grandeur. Nevertheless, it’s a good shooter.</p> 

<p>It has a playscore of 8.47.</p> 



<h2>4. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/pc/battlefield-4/">Battlefield 4</a></h2>
<p>It was DICE’s most persistent Battlefield title despite its irritating issues at launch. Building upon the legacy of their previous titles, they upgraded their features and create something new yet familiar. After updates and updates, thousands of players still continue to play the game today.</p> 

<p>Packed with an extremely enjoyable multiplayer mode and jaw-dropping devastation, it was one of the very first games to showcase the true power of the Frostbite 3. Making every well-designed level into a spectacular fire show. Watch towering structures fall into piles of rubbles, exploding vehicles, and heavy artillery coming at you from the distance. It’s just so glorious.</p> 

<p>But amidst the positive acclaim, it was criticized for its lack of single-player elements due to the game’s heavy focus on the multiplayer aspect. It was easily forgivable, considering the multiplayer is so good. </p>

<p>Culminating all the best features of the franchise, it’s undoubtedly one of the greatest Battlefield games yet, with a playscore of 8.52.</p> 



 <h2>3. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/call-of-duty-modern-warfare-remastered/">Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered</a></h2>
<p>Breaking away from its usual World War 2 setting, Infinity Ward returns with their classic characters such as Captain Price and Soap MacTavish in a grueling Civil war. Get caught in a spiral of government conspiracies and military deception because this game brings out a thought-provoking narrative about the horrors of war.</p> 

<p>During Infinite Warfare’s release, players were required to purchase the latest game before grabbing this copy. It bummed fans of the series, considering they don’t actually care about Infinite Warfare. Lucky for them, it’s made available to the public as a Standalone Game just last month.</p> 

<p>As a Remaster done right, you get to see Price’s face in high definition. This version runs at a smooth 60 frames per second with 1080p visuals. On top of that, its enhanced sound and textures make it feel like a completely new game. </p>

<p>Everybody loves Modern Warfare, and we can’t forget the memorable story and characters. We’re glad they did justice to this remaster. It has a playscore of 8.55. </p>

<h2>2. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/battlefield-1/">Battlefield 1</a></h2>
<p>Unchronological titles aside. Don’t let it fool you. This is the latest Battlefield game that takes you back to the dawn of war. Experience World War 1 at its peak and step inside warplanes, zeppelins, trenches, tanks and more. </p>

<p>Its single-player campaign packs a lot of fun. Follow through six different chapters from various character perspectives. Watch how their story unfolds in different locations around the world. It may not offer a ton of surprises in its story, but we all know DICE isn’t known for its single-player experience. </p>

<p>The game’s biggest improvement to this entry is it is multiplayer. Gather your squad and set the battlefield ablaze in its various multiplayer modes: Conquest, Domination, Rush and more. Not to mention you can play as a Pigeon!</p>

<p>The game’s World War 1 setting is refreshing to some players. Critics and gamers loved the game for its intense action experience. Making you feel like you’re in the middle of a warzone.</p> 

<p>It has a playscore of 8.81.</p>


<p>Here are the runners-up before we reveal the number one:</p>

<p>11. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/sniper-elite-3-ultimate-edition/">Sniper Elite III Ultimate Edition</a>. Hunt some Nazi's and save Winston Churchill, along with the renowned Afrika Corps. Packed with some of the best DLC's, it has a playscore of 8.09.</p>
<p>12. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/battlefield-hardline/">Battlefield Hardline</a>. Visceral Game's venture away from military action and into the dangerous world of crime. It has a playscore of 7.93.</p>
<p>13. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/call-of-duty-infinite-warfare/">Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare</a>. Play your role in this bizarre shooting experience, with outerspace, zero-gravity, and zombies. It has a playscore of 7.65.</p>
<p>14. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/sniper-elite-3/">Sniper Elite III</a>. Set off to the vast dunes of North Africa, and use stealth to stalk some Nazi prey, and kill them in signature gruesome ways. It has a playscore of 7.58.</p>
<p>15. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/cod-ghosts/">Call of Duty: Ghosts</a>. Call of Duty: Ghosts. Take part in a struggle for freedom and survival in a nation crippled by war. It has a playscore of 7.32.</p>


<h2>1. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/titanfall-2/">Titanfall 2</a></h2>
<p>Gear up and step into the battlefield in a cacophony of clanking metal and beeping giants in this second entry to Respawn Entertainment’s colossal franchise. The game introduces new gameplay elements and awesome weapons at your arsenal for even more exhilarating destruction. Its parkour elements were refined and simplified to cater the beginners. </p>

<p>Perhaps the biggest appeal to this game is its Single Player Campaign. Dive into the life of a former operative fighting his way to survival with the help of his loyal Titan. It was praised for its writing and execution, calling it a nice segue to its exhilarating multiplayer action. </p>

<p>But among all that, Titanfall 2 excels in its multiplayer mode. With more Titans to choose from, bask in the futuristic mayhem. Choose from among its various modes and dive into the battlefield. Grapple away from great distances, slide, wall-run, throw a grenade and call your mech from the skies, it just doesn’t get any better than that. </p>

<p>An underrated gem, Titanfall 2 receives a playscore of 8.87.</p>

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<h2>10. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ios/dragon-quest-vi/" title="Dragon Quest VI for iPhone and iPad">Dragon Quest VI</a></h2>

<p>Following the unforgettable greatness of Dragon Quest V, Square Enix's sixth chapter to the beloved <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ios/best/rpg/">RPG</a> still packed the same enjoyable charm of the series. While it offers the same elements of the previous games, it sprinkled in a few features and a graphical makeover on their long-spanning formula that naturally added to the experience.</p>

<p>A fan of grand narrative tales, this sixth installment brings us a unique look into the lives of the little people, and a closer look into the protagonist's identity. Take yourself into the land of Dream and Reality, build relationships, upgrade your weaponry, and put a stop to the tyrannies of Murdaw.</p>

<p>Although it arguably took a step back in terms of narrative direction, Dragon Quest VI vastly improves on the franchise's combat and class systems. Starting with 9 different classes, you'll eventually be given the choice to take on higher roles with more powerful skillsets.</p>

<p>While it's not the definitive Dragon Quest game, its satisfying <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ios/best/action/">action-combat</a> and expansive class system makes it worthy of a spot in your collection. Go on a quest for greatness, and explore all the different possibilities!</p> 

<p>It has a playscore of 8.52.</p>

<h2>9. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ios/shin-megami-tensei/" title="Shin Megami Tensei for iPhone and iPad">Shin Megami Tensei</a></h2>

<p>Released way back 1992, Shin Megami Tensei is easily the oldest in our list, and a title kept alive by its series of successful sequels. And, with its collection of various spinoffs, Atlus' serendipitous hits is one of the most influential gems of the JRPG brand. With <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ps4/persona-5/" title="Persona 5 on PlayStation 4"> Persona 5</a> topping list after list this year, there's no better time for people to start talking about its humble origins.</p>

<p>Unlike <a href="https://whatoplay.com/android/dragon-quest/">Dragon Quest</a> and <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ios/final-fantasy/">Final Fantasy</a>, Shin Megami Tensei and their series as a whole, hasn't really seen much in the way of western localizations. Fortunately, with this translation of their very first title, many more will come from it.</p>

<p>Leaving medieval worlds for a moment, step into a modern, post-apocalyptic world that takes us along the days of an unknown protagonist in a city haunted by a recent murder.</p>

<p>With themes of sorcery, demons, and more, you'll definitely see many of the fascinating aspects of the franchise. Talk down your enemies using your items, or fight them alongside your friendly demon companions. Famous for their punishing difficulty, this first chapter is a lot more forgiving than their recent counterparts.</p>

<p>A flawed port, with its glaring interface quirks, but it is a passable port of a much-awaited title. It has a playscore of 8.54.</p>


<h2>8. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ios/dragon-quest-v/" title="DRAGON QUEST V for iPhone and iPad">DRAGON QUEST V</a></h2>

<p>The second title in the Zenithia Trilogy, it's arguably the highest point of the whole Dragon Quest series. Originally released on the Nintendo Super Famicom in 1992, the game never quite made it to western shores until the DS remakes in 2009. It was like the magic when we first got our hands on it, and now you're free to relive that feeling every day with this mobile port.</p>

<p>Waiting 17 years to get our hands on the title, genius Yuji Horii didn't disappoint, giving us a bittersweet tale of growth and maturity. It covers about 30 years of our protagonist's life--from the moment of his birth to his eventual entrance into marriage and family. It's still a story of hero defeats evil villain, no doubt about that, but it's one of the more moving and well-crafted narratives--sustaining the epic feeling all throughout the game.</p>

<p>Known for its many milestones, it was also the basis for the monster-collecting genres like <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ios/pokemon-go/">Pokemon</a> and Digimon with its innovative mechanic that lets you recruit random encounter monsters into your party. With its legendary narrative and memorable gameplay experience, it's still hailed as one of the best titles in the series. With the addition of some modern conveniences, it is a classic you can enjoy every single day.</p> 

<p>It has a playscore of 8.57.</p>

<h2>7. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ios/terra-battle/" title="Terra Battle for iPhone and iPad">Terra Battle</a></h2>

<p>Already an established icon in the golden days of videogames, Hironobu Sakaguchi has to lead the development of <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ios/chrono-trigger/" title="Chrono Trigger on iOS">Chrono Trigger</a>, and some of the games and films of the Final Fantasy series. But, just recently, he's showing the world that he still has a few tricks up his sleeves.</p>

<p>Venturing into the world of <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ios/free/">free-to-play RPG</a>, Sakaguchi is giving Japan's famous Puzzle and Dragons a run for their money. His latest game is basically a modern RPG, stripped of all the superfluous elements, and putting its focus on the character-building aspects. Step into the grid-based battlefield, and make war with the opposing forces. Create your own party of heroes, move them around once per turn, and punish them for getting close. With enough victories, you'll have the party of your dreams, complete with an array of skills and weapons to demolish the next army that stands in your way.</p>

<p>With a series of Kickstarter campaign earnings, he calls on the aid of many videogame superstars. Leading the way are the two iconic artists from the original Final Fantasy series: Yoshitaka Amano for his signature artworks, and Nobuo Uematsu for the stellar soundtracks.</p>

<p>Harken back to the classic days of Square Enix, and watch out for their console releases. It has a playscore of 8.59.</p>

<h2>6. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ios/sword-art-online-memory-defrag/" title="SWORD ART ONLINE: Memory Defrag for iPhone and iPad">SWORD ART ONLINE: Memory Defrag</a></h2>

<p>A popular anime and manga hit makes its way to mobile in certified style. Published by Bandai Namco, Sword Art Online fearlessly takes on another digital battlefield, taking us into their iconic tale of cyber imprisonment. It's a mobile RPG that rides on the trend of character-collecting games--and while it's not original, it definitely knows its audience. Strap on your belts, and trap yourselves in their colorful cyber worlds--with new scenes, and new ways to play.</p>

<p>Maneuver along with your favorite characters, Kirito, Asuna, Leafa, and Sinon, as they take on a <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ios/new/adventure/">brand new adventure</a>. Relive iconic moments, and relish new scenes made directly for the game. Raise your swords, and ready your spells as you faceoff with the anime's towering archnemeses. With their well-implemented RPG system, you'll grow along with your favorites, strengthening them with new upgrades and skills to survive the monsters that lie in wait.</p>

<p>This sidescrolling adventure packs a fair amount of cooperative fun, perfect for long raids with your friends. With so much content, packed into a bite-sized diversion, it’s one digital world you won’t bother escaping.</p> 

<p>It has a playscore of 8.6.</p>

<h2>5. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ios/dragon-quest-iv-chapters-of-the-chosen/" title="DRAGON QUEST IV Chapters of the Chosen for iPhone and iPad">DRAGON QUEST IV Chapters of the Chosen</a></h2>

<p>A classic <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ios/dragon-quest-1/">Dragon Quest</a> game that was so good, they had to remake it twice. Making an appearance on both the PlayStation and the Nintendo DS, both these releases made their own waves around the global market, cementing the game into Dragon Quest Halls of Fame. With its slew of upgrades and little extras, though, the DS version was ultimately chosen to be immortalized on the mobile hemisphere.</p>

<p>Among the many improvements are boomerangs, immigrant towns, and a whole extra chapter, dedicated to expanding narrative and gameplay experience. But, even without the changes, this fourth dragon quest sets itself apart with its choice of storytelling. Instead of the usual linear theme, we get to see the story unfold through the perspectives of many characters--much like a more compressed Game of Thrones book. Among the five different chapters, four offer of them look through the eyes of the Hero's party members, before he moves on with journey in the fifth chapter.</p>

<p>It's inventiveness is what made a popular installment during its first release, and its kept alive today. With its fresh, yet familiar atmosphere, it manages to retain the magic that the series is known for, 20 years after the original.</p> 

<p>Archaic as its interface may be, it's definitely a draw for fans of vintage gaming. It has a playscore of 8.61.</p>

<h2>4. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ios/final-fantasy-v/" title="Final Fantasy V for iPhone and iPad">Final Fantasy V</a></h2>

<p>Another throwback to the Super Famicom days from the other side of the vintage JRPG coin. Before there was Square Enix, there was the Square, creating their own brand of fantastical RPGs to the style of Enix's Dragon Quest. Already ported to the PlayStation and Game Boy Advance, the crystal quest takes on life with another enhanced port to the mobile in 2013. Although the revamp added a few tweaks to their touch-based interface, its high-resolution makeover may have stolen a bit of flair from the original pixel paradise.</p>

<p>In terms of gameplay, it's largely the same. With its <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ios/open-world/">gorgeous world</a> and enjoyable RPG system, take on the role of Bartz and his allies in their quest to protect the shattering crystals and rid the world of evil once and for all. One of the more dark narratives in the whole series, set off with Princess Lena, Galuf, and Faris in an immensely emotional ride that might merit a tissue or two.</p>

<p>It's not a uniquely innovative chapter for the Final Fantasy series, but one of its defining chapters is their robust jobs system that stands well alongside their other titles. Experiment with the various classes, and do your part in restoring a world on the verge of destruction. It has a playscore of 8.62.</p>

<h2>3. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ios/one-piece-treasure-cruise/" title="ONE PIECE TREASURE CRUISE for iPhone and iPad">ONE PIECE TREASURE CRUISE</a></h2>

<p>The voyage to the seas is nothing without the power of friendship. Form your hearty crew of landlubbers and sail to the vast waters in <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/bandai-namco-studios/">Bandai Namco</a>’s Mobile One Piece game. Meet your favorite characters from Eiichiro Oda’s masterpiece and relive your favorite moments from the <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ios/anime/">Manga and Anime</a>.</p>

<p>The game’s combat relies on intense finger tapping action. With just the use of one finger, unleash powerful combos to take down rogue pirates. Team up with the crew to initiate an insane damage-dealing tandem. Witness the almighty powers of the Devil Fruit because this is one of the finest One Piece games on the Mobile. It has a playscore of 8.72.</p>

<h2>2. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ios/final-fantasy-ix/" title="FINAL FANTASY IX for iPhone and iPad">FINAL FANTASY IX</a></h2>

<p>One of the more modern titles in this list, we move on from the renowned sprites of the 90s, and into the stunningly blocky polygons of the turn of the century. But these are no ordinary polygons. A landmark in its time, Final Fantasy's 9th chapter is one of the leading contenders for the best of the whole series--giving us a taste of the once elusive 3-Dimensional plane. On a quest to one-up the PSX emulators of our time, Square Enix brings us the beloved FF9, with a few additional tweaks.</p>

<p>Starring the charming bandit, Zidane Tribal, and his crew of Tantalus thespians. They work together to kidnap the beautiful Princess Garnet and save her from her royal woes. Roam around the land of Gaia, learn about the secret of the Crystal, and destroy an evil force that looms about their world.</p>

<p>Ported for the first time since their PlayStation release, it has translated well on the mobile. Despite the low pixel count of the original, a lot of care was taken to give players the full extent of their high-resolution screens. With smoother graphics, Zidane and his crew are looking more alive than ever before. It has a playscore of 8.75.</p>

<h3>Here are the runners-up before we reveal the number one:</h3>

<h3>11. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ios/final-fantasy-brave-exvius/" title="FINAL FANTASY BRAVE EXVIUS for iOS">FINAL FANTASY BRAVE EXVIUS</a></h3>

<p>A collaboration between Final Fantasy and <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ios/brave-frontier/">Brave Frontier</a>, come along with Rain, Lasswell, and Fina in a journey full of magic and danger. It has a playscore of 8.4.</p>

<h3>12. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ios/brave-frontier/" title="Brave Frontier for iOS">Brave Frontier</a></h3>

<p>A <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ios/turn-based/">turn-based RPG</a> set in the familiar Grand Gaia. Collect heroes, summon them to battles, and level up! It has a playscore of 8.39.</p>

<h3>13. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ios/chaos-rings-iii/" title="Chaos Rings III for iOS">Chaos Rings III</a></h3>

<p>A full-scale RPG that will take you to the coasts of Neo Paleo, a stepping stone in an explorers journey to a blue planet. Scavenge for hidden treasures, fight against legendary monsters, and explore uninhabited lands. It has a playscore of 8.34.</p>

<h3>14. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ios/final-fantasy-record-keeper/" title="FINAL FANTASY Record Keeper for iOS">FINAL FANTASY Record Keeper</a></h3>

<p>Assemble your favorite characters from the Final Fantasy Series, and conquer each of their iconic realms in this free-to-play adventure. It has a playscore of 8.33.</p>

<h3>15. <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ios/inotia-4/" title="Inotia 4 for iOS">Inotia 4</a></h3>

<p>In this <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/com2us/" title="Com2Us">Com2uS USA</a>'s RPG masterpiece, Light and Dark are in a fight for power. Which side will you choose? With improved graphics and memorable storyline, this game has a playscore of 8.26.</p>

<h3>And the best JRPG on the iOS is:</h3>

<h2>1.  <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ios/final-fantasy-vi/" title="Final Fantasy VI for iPhone and iPad">Final Fantasy VI</a></h2>

<p>The root of our childhood confusions, and some of our geeky adolescent pride. Once known as <a href="https://whatoplay.com/ios/final-fantasy-iii/">Final Fantasy III</a> to keep the continuity of the previous NA, Final Fantasy VI, in all its family-friendly glory reigns victorious among today's iPhone compatriots. And, that's not surprising, considering that it was this title that basically redefined the natural order of most RPG's. While it's not viewed as the inventive genre-breaker of today's times, the legend lives on, coming back to remind us of its not-so former glory.</p>

<p>Unlike the medieval fantasies of the previous chapters, this world boasts a lively steampunk world. It combines the hardcore brawn of their gigantic mechs and vehicles and the subtle yet persistent mysteries of magic in a non-magical world. What makes 6 so special, on the other hand, is its tendency towards a decentralized party system--one that was unheard of in its time. Return to its largely unnamed land, and come along with Terra, Locke, and his friendly moogles in their individual adventures as protagonists of their own story, connected by a magical bond.</p>

<p>While there are many improvements on the general aspects of this iOS port, its visual enhancements do more harm than good in preserving the essence of this unforgettable game. And, although it marked the first Sakaguchi-less title, it also welcomed the return of legends like art contributor Yoshitaka Amano, and composer Nobuo Uematsu--making it a worthy investment for any JRPG fan out there.</p> 

<p>It has a playscore of 8.82.</p>

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