Coming Soon to Xbox: New Games from June 23 to 27

Hey, you there? Cool, let’s dive right in. So, what’s cooking this week on Xbox? Well, let me tell you. Lots of new games coming your way on different platforms—Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and even Game Pass. Get ready, grab a snack, maybe even settle into a cozy chair. Alright, let’s get started, shall we?

First up, System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster. Nightdive Studios is back with a bang. It’s like stepping into a time machine—mixing nostalgia with some rad new cross-play co-op. It’s 2114, and you’re just waking up from cryo sleep. Don’t even know who or where you are. Chaos unfolds, with hybrid mutants and sinister robots lurking around. And then there’s SHODAN—I mean, who doesn’t love a rogue AI bent on destroying humanity? Right? You gotta stop her. Can you feel the chills already?

Switching gears, Rust Console Edition hits the ground running. Imagine starting from scratch, surviving hunger, thirst, and the sheer cold. You build fires, huts, and there’s a constant battle against other players. Face it—you just gotta survive. Pretty intense, right?

Now, for something with a bit more style—Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate. Grab a slice of pizza and your buddies, because it’s time to save Master Splinter. Epic fights and NYC locales. Plus, if you snag it before July 8, 2025, you get the Casey Jones DLC free. Cowabunga, dude!

Next up is Stasis. It’s one of those isometric, point-and-click situations. Think retro, but with horrifying narrative twists. You solve puzzles, interact with computers, and get swallowed by that gritty sci-fi atmosphere. It’s like diving headfirst into a chilling digital nightmare.

Rolling along, check out I Am Your Beast. It’s a revenge-driven FPS where you go head-to-head with the military-industrial complex. Seriously, it’s like a gritty comic-book revolt. Keeps you guessing, doesn’t it?

Now let’s talk bees with Bee Flowers: Save the Garden. Help bees navigate pretty landscapes, all while solving puzzles. Relaxing and mind-boggling all at once. Connect paths, deliver pollen… sounds kind of zen, doesn’t it?

How 2 Escape: Lost Submarine gets the adrenaline pumping. Seriously, you and a friend need to prevent global catastrophe by rescuing a submarine. No pressure or anything. Just save the world. Again.

Here’s a quirky one—Beautiful Sakura: Fighting Club. You’re in for some serious emotional rollercoasters and fights. Kaito’s journey is packed with tension and drama. With each battle, you’re confronting memories, old flames, and rivals. It’s not just brawls; it’s personal growth sprinkled with some fierce punches.

In a different vein, Exo-Calibre puts you in exo-mechs (don’t ask me to explain that) as elite pilots. You get to restore order and justice while battling AI drones gone bonkers. Think epic sci-fi showdown with some flashy moves.

Then there’s Grizzly Bear is Hungry. Go on an adorable (if you can call a grizzly adorable) foraging quest to pile up food before winter cozies in. It’s all about surviving the cold, hmmm, kind of like my quest for finding leftover pizza.

And finally, Mainframent—talk about weird, huh? You’re a janitor, and next thing you know, you’re in a bizarre world… just by mopping floors. Puzzle-solving to operate a supercomputer to get home. If you’ve ever felt your job’s a portal to another world… well, here you go!

Alright, thinking back, did I diverge too much or too little? Well, that’s this week’s gaming gossip. Grab what catches your fancy and go wild! Til next time, stay playful!