If you’ve ever dreamed of stepping into JoJo Siwa’s glitter-filled sneakers, JoJo Siwa: Worldwide Party for Xbox is your chance to shine. This single-player rhythm-based adventure-runner is a colorful celebration of JoJo’s music, style, and larger-than-life personality. It’s designed with her fans—affectionately known as Siwanatorz—in mind, but it also offers a fun, lighthearted experience for anyone who enjoys rhythm games with a popstar twist.
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The glittery, fabulous world of L.O.L. Surprise!, B.B.s BORN TO TRAVEL for Xbox is your passport to sparkle. This colorful adventure captures the excitement of unboxing dolls and transforms it into a playful, globe-trotting video game experience that’s perfect for fans of all ages.
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If you’ve yet to experience the horrors that await in Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into the Pit, now’s the time to dive in. To celebrate Halloween and the game’s recent arrival on the Epic Games Store, the animatronic felines at Mega Cat Studios and ScottGames are excited to announce that the hit horror title will be free to download from October 30 through November 5, 2025.
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The isometric icon returns! Nearly a decade after the cult hit Lumo charmed players with its nostalgic nod to the golden age of British gaming, Lumo 2 is stepping onto Xbox with a bold new adventure. This isn’t just a sequel—it’s a love letter to the pioneering days of the early ’80s and ’90s arcade and home computer scene, wrapped in modern polish and endlessly inventive gameplay.
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If you’re a pinball fan with a taste for the spooky and the campy, Zen Studios has delivered a real treat with the Williams™ Pinball: Elvira DLC packs for Pinball FX on Xbox. This two-table collection brings back two of the most beloved machines from the late ’80s and ’90s—Elvira and the Party Monsters (1989) and Scared Stiff (1996)—faithfully recreated for modern consoles while keeping all the charm, humor, and cheeky horror that made them arcade classics.
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As a longtime fan of the Angry Video Game Nerd, I’ve always loved how his over-the-top rants and hilarious takedowns of retro games capture the spirit of the 8-bit era. When I heard that Angry Video Game Nerd 8-Bit was coming to Xbox, I had high hopes—especially since I already loved Angry Video Game Nerd I & II Deluxe. I’m happy to say this one didn’t disappoint.
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If you thought you’d seen it all in the world of quirky indie adventures, think again. Dreamout, developed by Game Dynasty and published by Valkyrie Initiative LLP, is here to prove that chaos, comedy, and alpacas are a match made in gaming heaven. Now available on Xbox, this surreal action-adventure invites you to step into the hooves of the most unlikely heroine: a tipsy alpaca with a knack for trouble, puzzles, and questionable life choices.
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The world of Lost Eidolons expands with Veil of the Witch, a tactical roguelite RPG that blends grid-based strategy with the unpredictability of roguelike progression. It’s a game where every defeat is just another step toward mastery, and every run feels like a new story waiting to unfold.
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The holiday season just got a whole lot merrier with the release of The Elf on the Shelf: Christmas Heroes, a brand-new puzzle-platformer that brings the beloved Scout Elf to consoles and PC for the very first time. Developed by Casual Brothers Limited, the same talented team behind The Grinch: Christmas Adventures, and published by Outright Games, this festive adventure builds on everything that game did well—and improves upon it in nearly every way. After spending time with it, I can confidently say: this is my new favorite Christmas video game.
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When you think of classic animated films, you probably imagine whimsical princesses, lush hand-drawn worlds, and magical creatures. Now imagine that same enchanting style twisted into a chilling nightmare. That’s exactly what Bye Sweet Carole delivers—a narrative-horror experience that feels like stepping into a lost animated classic, only to discover it’s hiding something sinister in every frame.
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