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These 6 new Xbox One games offer something different and are available now – onmsft.com

Brad Stephenson Brad Stephenson
January 20, 2016
3 min read

The Xbox One games library has been growing at an incredible rate recently with more and more games being announced and released on Microsoft’s gaming console on an almost daily basis.

Today six new games have been announced as either for sale and immediate download or for pre-order and pre-download. The first game is Gemini: Heroes Reborn, a tie-in to the recently revived Heroes TV show. The game is written by the creators of the Heroes franchise and acts as a prequel to the events seen in Heroes Reborn. Here’s the official description:

Buy Gemini: Heroes Reborn on Xbox One

The next game made available today (for digital pre-order and pre-download ahead of its March 3rd release date) on Xbox One is Fortified, a modern homage to the Science Fiction films of the 1950s that supports up to four local players in its blend of third-person shooter, real-time strategy, and tower defence gameplay.

Fortified is an explosive strategy shooter where players will defend the Earth against a menacing Martian invasion in the 1950s. Play as one-of-four pulp inspired heroes as they fight swarms of terrifying robots with an arsenal of Cold War era weapons and experimental technology. Protect the city by building a network of defensive structures, commanding an army, and jumping into battle against dangerous sky scraping attackers. Fight for Earth alone or with up to four players for the ultimate co-op defence experience.

Pre-Order Fortified on Xbox One

A Boy and His Blob is a re-release of a popular platformer that came out back in 2009. It’s unclear if anything has changed for this new Xbox One version but either way it’s still a good opportunity for those who missed it seven years ago to finally give it a go now on current gen consoles.

A Boy and His Blob makes its triumphant return! As the boy, you feed Blob jelly beans and watch him transform into cool and useful objects to solve puzzles and escape danger. With its robust and emotionally driven story, challenging puzzles, and visually impressive art style, A Boy and His Blob marks the re-release of this 2009 cult-classic!

Buy A Boy and His Blob on Xbox One

Electronic Super Joy is a bright, eccentric platformer with a bold visual style and an energetic soundtrack. The Xbox One version of the game features special levels exclusive to the console as well as two additional bonus levels and a special expansion called, Micro-Hell.

Electronic Super Joy is a challenging platformer featuring a pulse pounding soundtrack by EDM superstar, EnV! Run, jump, fly and smash your way through 50+ unique levels, featuring low-gravity, world rotation, giant monsters & swarming missile attacks! The Evil Groove-Wizard rules the world with an iron fist. Can you defeat the Groove-Wizard and end his Tyranny? Are you a hero or a goat?

Buy Electronic Super Joy on Xbox One

Albedo: Eyes From Outer Space is a first-person shooter adventure game inspired by retro alien movies and TV shows (hey, just in time for the new X-Files series!) and boast a suitably old school soundtrack and design sensibility. Check out this brilliant trailer to see what the game has in store for those who buy it.

Buy Albedo: Eyes From Outer Space on Xbox One

By far the biggest game to release this week on Xbox One, Resident Evil 0 is a remake of the original Resident Evil game which has now been updated with full HD graphics, 5.1 surround, widescreen presentation options, and improved controls. Resident Evil 0 is also getting a release on the Xbox 360 as well for those who are still playing games on that console.

Buy Resident Evil 0 on Xbox One

Buy Resident Evil 0 on Xbox 360

Are you going to play Resident Evil 0 or any of the other new Xbox One titles? Let us know which ones caught your eye in the comments below.

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