In the run-up to E3 2018, we're about to get an explosion of new games to look forward to. But that doesn't help us in the here and now.
Forum go'er ArtistJD recently posted a thread on our Xbox forums to ask a simple question: What is your favorite Xbox One game right now? And it has us thinking ...
I can't get enough of Monster Hunter: World from Capcom. It has a rich and diverse game world featuring multiple types of environments, dozens of huge monsters to kill, a deep and complex progression system, and of course, four-player co-op. Capcom keeps adding new content to the game, too, keeping me hooked.
Jump in the forum thread and let us know what you're enjoying right now on Xbox One. If you're looking for something new to play, be sure to take a look at our Best Xbox One Games list for 2018.
From the forums: What is your favorite Xbox game right now?
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