At this year's E3 it was clear Insomniac hadn't quite nailed a solid 30fps, resulting in gameplay that sometimes felt a little heavy as the frame-rate took significant dives.
With flashy aerial acrobatics and wacky cartoon-like shooting, Sunset Overdrive is a breath of fresh air, putting the fun factor ahead of complex storylines or laboured attempts at grim and gritty realism.īuilt around a dramatically reworked version of the engine that powered Insomniac's ill-fated Fuse, the technology in Sunset Overdrive is optimised specifically for Xbox One hardware, targeting 30fps instead of the slick 60fps update previously favoured by the developer in Ratchet and Clank.
Also, the majority of these games can be accessed via an Xbox Game Pass subscription.Sunset Overdrive is a game that dares to be different to other third-person shooters, turning its back on the overly serious tone of today's top-end releases in favour of a bright and colourful aesthetic, with gameplay clearly influenced by Sega's Jet Set Radio and Sucker Punch's inFamous. Unlike PlayStation and Nintendo, most Xbox exclusives are also available on PC. Keep in mind that these are Xbox console exclusives. We'll be sure to come back and update this list as new Xbox games launch or if one of the exclusives listed below also releases for additional console platforms. We've rounded up our picks for the 20 best Xbox exclusives, most of which are playable on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One. And with Microsoft continuing on a tear of studio acquisitions, the library of Xbox exclusives will only grow in future years. Stellar AAA titles like Forza Horizon 5 and Halo Infinite lead the way, but Xbox is also home to some seriously impressive indies that aren't available on other consoles, including the recently released Zelda-like Tunic. Xbox's library of console exclusives may not get the same level of fanfare as Switch or PlayStation titles, but the library is on an impressive trajectory.
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