Id@xbox ID@Xbox Summer Game Fest demos are now available 34 different games demos are available to try, from the quiet and peaceful to heavy metal demon-slaying. ID@Xbox has generated over $2.5 billion in revenue for indie developers The ID@Xbox program first launched back in 2013. ID@Xbox Showcase March 2022: Game announcements, trailers, and everything you missed The latest showcase gave us new Xbox Game Pass additions, game announcements, and trailers. Grid List Latest about Stranded Sails is the Harvest Moon and Zelda hybrid we always wanted By Asher Madan last updated 11 July 19 It's Harvest Moon meets The Legend of Zelda. 'They Are Billions' supports mouse and keyboard on Xbox One By Jez Corden published 28 June 19 Upcoming zombie-battling RTS They Are Billions has full keyboard and mouse support on Xbox One. Viking strategy game 'Northgard' comes to Xbox soon By Jennifer Locke published 4 June 19 Journey to the land of Northgard when it comes to Xbox One this year. 'Darkwood' Xbox One review: A thrilling top-down horror game that will eat you alive By Brendan Lowry last updated 23 May 19 Darkwood is a new top-down horror game for Xbox One that combines expertly-crafted atmosphere with well-paced gameplay and a focus on difficulty. Here's our full review. My Time at Portia Xbox review: A lovely mashup of Stardew Valley and Animal Crossing By Jez Corden published 16 April 19 My Time at Portia is a unique take on the life-sim genre, allowing you to build up a local business on the ruins of a high-tech civilization. Our 8 favorite ID@Xbox games at GDC 2019 By Carli Velocci, Russell Holly last updated 20 March 19 There are few collections of cool experiences quite like the ID@Xbox program, but these in particular really stood out. Cyberpunk 'The Last Night' game for Xbox, PC seeks investors to sidestep funding issues By Jez Corden last updated 2 January 19 Cyberpunk indie title "The Last Night" has hit a bit of developmental trouble, as noted by the game's creator. Get $5 credit with select ID@Xbox purchases By Asher Madan last updated 7 December 18 Now that's a good deal! As ID@Xbox hits a huge milestone, we take a look back with Microsoft's Chris Charla By Jez Corden published 30 October 18 Microsoft revealed some big milestones for ID@Xbox. We caught up with ID@Xbox director Chris Charla to discuss the future of indie game publishing at Microsoft. Why Strange Brigade is Xbox One's best upcoming indie shooter By Matt Brown last updated 7 August 18 Strange Brigade is shaping up among Xbox One’s most promising shooters of 2018. 123456789Archives Windows Central Newsletter Get the best of Windows Central in in your inbox, every day! Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Thank you for signing up to Windows Central. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1Sony launching PC gaming accessory brand 'InZone,' reveals monitors and headphones2Overwatch 2: All hero changes and reworks3The Grid Studio ‘exploded’ Lumia 520 is a must-have for any hardcore Windows Phone fan4Overwatch 2 beta download: How to play on consoles and PC right now5Overwatch 2 beta now live across PC and consoles
Stranded Sails is the Harvest Moon and Zelda hybrid we always wanted By Asher Madan last updated 11 July 19 It's Harvest Moon meets The Legend of Zelda.
'They Are Billions' supports mouse and keyboard on Xbox One By Jez Corden published 28 June 19 Upcoming zombie-battling RTS They Are Billions has full keyboard and mouse support on Xbox One.
Viking strategy game 'Northgard' comes to Xbox soon By Jennifer Locke published 4 June 19 Journey to the land of Northgard when it comes to Xbox One this year.
'Darkwood' Xbox One review: A thrilling top-down horror game that will eat you alive By Brendan Lowry last updated 23 May 19 Darkwood is a new top-down horror game for Xbox One that combines expertly-crafted atmosphere with well-paced gameplay and a focus on difficulty. Here's our full review.
My Time at Portia Xbox review: A lovely mashup of Stardew Valley and Animal Crossing By Jez Corden published 16 April 19 My Time at Portia is a unique take on the life-sim genre, allowing you to build up a local business on the ruins of a high-tech civilization.
Our 8 favorite ID@Xbox games at GDC 2019 By Carli Velocci, Russell Holly last updated 20 March 19 There are few collections of cool experiences quite like the ID@Xbox program, but these in particular really stood out.
Cyberpunk 'The Last Night' game for Xbox, PC seeks investors to sidestep funding issues By Jez Corden last updated 2 January 19 Cyberpunk indie title "The Last Night" has hit a bit of developmental trouble, as noted by the game's creator.
Get $5 credit with select ID@Xbox purchases By Asher Madan last updated 7 December 18 Now that's a good deal!
As ID@Xbox hits a huge milestone, we take a look back with Microsoft's Chris Charla By Jez Corden published 30 October 18 Microsoft revealed some big milestones for ID@Xbox. We caught up with ID@Xbox director Chris Charla to discuss the future of indie game publishing at Microsoft.
Why Strange Brigade is Xbox One's best upcoming indie shooter By Matt Brown last updated 7 August 18 Strange Brigade is shaping up among Xbox One’s most promising shooters of 2018.
