Ubisoft’s Prince of Persia, SEGA's Like A Dragon, Bandai Namco's Tekken 8, and many more are set to release in 2024 for Xbox Series X|S gamers, fueling another year of grand gaming experiences.

Exciting Xbox Series X|S Games Coming in 2024

As time marches forward, so does the relentless pace of the gaming industry. With 2023 now in the rearview mirror, the horizon of 2024 illuminates with the promise of more than 40 new titles slated for Xbox Series X|S. Players have a lot to look forward to; with the list burgeoned by the likes of Ubisoft's Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, SEGA's Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth, and Bandai Namco's Tekken 8, the year is packed with potential gaming bliss.

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is stirring excitement with its January release, inviting players back to the mystical lands of Persia. The game features side-scrolling, time-altering gameplay that the franchise is known for. Developers behind the Rayman series are steering the ship, and expectations are high for another platforming gem.

In the same month, we'll see The Yakuza series expand with Like A Dragon: Infinite Wealth. This installment takes the protagonist Ichiban Kasuga, and Kazuma Kiryu on an adventure beyond the shores of Japan, to the idyllic settings of Hawaii. Known for its blend of drama, action, and eccentric humor, the Yakuza series has established a loyal following, and this new chapter is poised to deliver another emotional rollercoaster.

Meanwhile, fighting game enthusiasts can look forward to the release of Tekken 8, which promises to stick to the core combat elements fans love while also integrating modern updates that could ruffle the feathers of rivals like Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat. The burning question remains: who will forge their way to the top of this new installment?

On the RPG front, Atlus is set to please Persona fans with Persona 3 Reload, a complete overhaul of the classic title that aligns it aesthetically and functionally with more recent entries like Persona 5. A fresh English voice cast and updated combat are sure to draw both new gamers and series veterans.

In terms of superhero fare, Rocksteady Studios returns with Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League. This game represents a marked departure from the studio's previous Batman-centric titles, pivoting to a more bombastic co-op experience. Despite delays and a staunch cover of mystery shrouding the game's finer points, Rocksteady's pedigree keeps expectations high.

Old-school adventurers will be eager to dive into the Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered collection, which dusts off and polishes the original trilogy for a new era. With Lara Croft's classic escapades receiving modern tweaks, a whole new generation can appreciate the series' foundational gameplay.

Sailing into uncharted waters, Ubisoft's Skull & Bones, after an 11-year development journey, finally sets sail. This multiplayer sea skirmish game, which builds upon the beloved naval combat of Assassin's Creed Black Flag, emerges from a storm of delays, promising epic battles in a vast and beautiful Indian Ocean setting.

Continuing the tradition of narrative-rich adventures, Open Roads by Annapurna Interactive beckons with an evocative tale of a mother and daughter's pursuit to uncover their family's secrets. The game promises a deep dive into memory and history, enwrapped in an appealing art style.

For those seeking a familiar narrative experience with a fresh coat, Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons Remake brings the beloved tale to the present with remodeled visuals and gameplay, potentially introducing a new multiplayer mode to an originally single-player journey.

Horror aficionados have plenty to scream about with Red Barrels' The Outlast Trials, which awaits Xbox players in the new year. This installment in the Outlast series dares you to survive spine-chilling ordeals, testing friendships with its co-op gameplay.

And for those who remember the thrill of 90s horror gaming, THQ Nordic revives Alone in the Dark, restyling it for contemporary tastes. This reimagining of the 1992 classic daubs on modern survival horror mechanics and could possibly reawaken rivalry with the Resident Evil series.

While this roundup touches on just a few of the over 40 titles announced for Xbox Series X|S in 2024, what remains clear is that the year is brimming with gaming potential across a broad spectrum of genres. From revamped classics to brand-new adventures, from solo excursions to cooperative trials, the Xbox gaming landscape is rich with opportunity for unforgettable virtual experiences.

As more titles are slated for announcement throughout the year, we’ll continue to update and expand upon the thrills that await Xbox Series X|S players. Whether you're a fan of platformers, action-adventures, RPGs, or fighting games, there's certainly something on the horizon to capture your interest and keep your controller charged for the year ahead.

Aaron Chisea

Aaron Chisea

Hey there, I'm Aaron Chisea! When I'm not pouring my heart into writing, you can catch me smashing baseballs at the batting cages or diving deep into the realms of World of Warcraft. From hitting home runs to questing in Azeroth, life's all about striking the perfect balance between the real and virtual worlds for me. Join me on this adventure, both on and off the page!

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