All the Xbox Games Releasing in October 2025

October is shaping up to be a fantastic month for Xbox fans, featuring highly anticipated sequels, innovative indie games, and the return of some classic franchises. Below, you’ll find a complete list of every game releasing in October 2025, as compiled by ComicBook.com. We’ve included all titles for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One, and organized them by release date to help you easily plan your gaming schedule.

Each listing includes the verified release date and the platforms the game is available on, along with a brief description of the game or what’s new in this version. If anything changes after today, October 1, 2025, we’ll make sure to highlight it so you’re always up-to-date and won’t be surprised.

‘Digimon Story: Time Stranger’ (2025)

Bandai Namco’s newest big RPG brings back a story focused on manipulating time and features monster battles where teamwork and combining skills are key. The game deepens the story of trainers caught between the human world and the Digital World, with more focus on exploring and quests where your decisions matter. It will be available starting October 3 for Xbox Series X|S, as well as other systems.

The battle system builds on what players love about raising and developing Digimon. New additions allow you to merge Digimon skills and bring in reserve partners to unleash powerful combo attacks. Story sections, presented like a visual novel, lead into dungeon exploration where choosing the right team is crucial to defeat bosses who exploit specific weaknesses. This Xbox Series version is designed to take full advantage of current-generation hardware, offering improved performance, better graphics with more detailed models, and quicker loading times.

‘King of Meat’ (2025)

‘King of Meat’ is an action platformer with a unique physics system. It’s a fun and competitive game where you throw and cook ingredients to complete arena-like levels. The game features challenges focused on getting high scores and hidden paths you can unlock by being accurate and well-timed. It will be available on Xbox Series X|S starting October 7.

Levels are quick and can be played again and again with changes that alter dangers and enemy behavior, making each attempt feel fresh as you master the best routes. Leaderboards keep track of your fastest times and longest combo streaks, and you can earn visual customizations by completing challenging optional goals-not through small purchases. This ensures a fair and rewarding experience. It’s all about skill and dedication!

‘Sopa – Tale of the Stolen Potato’ (2025)

StudioBando’s narrative adventure centers around Miho, who embarks on a fantastical quest to collect ingredients for her grandmother’s soup. The game features puzzles, engaging musical elements, and conversations that are both funny and touching. It will be available on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One starting October 7th, and is coming to Game Pass on console and PC from day one.

The game’s story is inspired by Latin American storytelling and the writing style of authors such as Gabriel García Márquez. It features a visually striking 3D world designed to be easy for younger players to enjoy, while also offering deeper, more complex themes for adults. The developers emphasize that the game includes options to make it accessible to a wide range of players and can be completed in approximately ten to twelve hours of playtime.

‘Bye Sweet Carole’ (2025)

This dark fantasy adventure feels like classic European animation and tells the story of Carole Simmons and a creepy rabbit kingdom full of hidden, disturbing secrets. The gameplay centers around sneaking around and solving puzzles, with environments that change between beautiful, peaceful areas and frightening scenes. It will be released on October 9 for Xbox Series X|S.

Players explore beautifully painted environments, using hints from their surroundings to avoid dangers and uncover the fate of the lost children. The game’s creators highlight that the story changes based on player decisions, altering both how scenes unfold and the possible endings. The music features strong choral elements and string instruments, enhancing the atmosphere.

‘Yooka-Replaylee’ (2025)

Playtonic’s updated version of the 2017 collecting game features improved graphics, fresh challenges, and helpful changes to how you move around the game world and control the camera. It will be available October 9 on Xbox Series X|S, and a free demo will be available to play. Those who already own the original game on certain platforms will receive a discount.

This update features improved gameplay with adjusted tonics and more polished boss battles, alongside a remastered orchestral soundtrack. We’ve kept the open-world page-collecting system that players enjoy. You can also look forward to a clearer picture, quicker loading times, and different performance options on modern consoles and PCs.

‘Battlefield 6’ (2025)

EA’s expansive shooter game will be available worldwide on October 10th for Xbox Series X|S, with everyone getting access at the same time – there’s no early access. The game’s first season starts on October 28th, bringing free new maps, game types, and weapons to all players as the live service begins. More details will be released soon.

Okay, so this new installment is going back to a more realistic feel. I’m really excited about the expanded destruction – things are gonna look *way* more chaotic! It’s all about combined arms warfare now, meaning tanks, infantry, air support – the whole shebang. We’ll be playing with class-based squads across huge battlefields. If you’re on Xbox Series X|S, you can expect it to run at a smooth 60 frames per second. And the best part? Cross-play and cross-progression will be available right from the start, so I can play with my friends no matter what platform they’re on and keep my progress going!

‘Little Nightmares Enhanced Edition’ (2025)

A refreshed version of the beloved classic game launches October 10th on Xbox Series X|S, featuring improved visuals with options for higher resolution, better performance, and enhanced quality. It also boasts upgraded lighting, reflections, and particle effects. Players who already own the game on compatible platforms will have access to upgrade options, which depend on the version they currently own.

This update includes enhancements such as optional assists and more polished controls, but doesn’t change the unsettling experience of playing as Six through the Maw. It’s released alongside the new sequel, giving horror fans a double dose of the series to enjoy.

‘Little Nightmares 3’ (2025)

The newest installment launches October 10 on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One, putting a big emphasis on teamwork between Low and Alone. Expect challenging puzzles that make use of their unique abilities! You can experience the story by yourself or play online with a friend, working together to navigate strange and complex environments.

Moving around and frightening moments depend on well-timed actions and clear communication, and finding hidden collectibles earns you visual rewards. This release continues the series’ tradition of telling stories through the environment and showing character without dialogue, and introduces new enemies and traps that respond to light and sound.

‘Snoopy & The Great Mystery Club’ (2025)

Join Snoopy on a charming adventure as he explores familiar spots with the Peanuts gang! Discover hidden puzzles, collect fun items, and meet your favorite characters along the way. The game launches October 10 on Xbox Series X|S, and it’s priced affordably with family-friendly gameplay designed for players of all ages.

The games offer gentle puzzling as you follow leads, chat with known characters, and earn new clothes. Straightforward controls keep the emphasis on discovering things. Accessibility options are included to help new players with reading and controls.

‘Just Dance 2026 Edition’ (2025)

The latest yearly installment of Ubisoft’s dance game features forty fresh songs, and now lets you use your phone as a camera controller. It also includes a one-month subscription to Just Dance Plus, giving you access to an even bigger selection of songs. The game will be available on Xbox Series X|S starting October 14.

Play with friends locally – up to six dancers can join in with the new party and challenge modes! Plus, all the content you’ve purchased from the 2023 to 2026 versions is now available in one convenient spot. The song list features both popular new tracks and timeless classics, and you can monitor your progress with fitness tracking in Workout Mode.

‘NASCAR 25’ (2025)

The first NASCAR game for consoles from iRacing features incredibly detailed tracks created using laser scanning technology, realistic physics based on the studio’s simulation expertise, and compatibility with both racing wheels and standard controllers. It will be available on Xbox Series X|S starting October 14, and on Windows PCs in November.

As a racing fan, I’m really excited about this game! It’s got all the series I love – the Cup Series, Xfinity Series, and the Craftsman Truck Series. You can build a career or jump online and race with tons of other players on console. And the best part? The Xbox store listing confirms it’ll look amazing on Series X|S with 4K graphics and is specifically optimized for those consoles!

‘Ball x Pit’ (2025)

Devolver’s new roguelite game combines the classic fun of breaking bricks with the strategy of building a base. You’ll merge bouncing balls to create powerful, magical projectiles as you venture further down into a dangerous, monster-filled chasm. It arrives on Xbox Series X|S on October 15.

Completing runs lets you unlock new heroes and improvements. Additionally, meta progression introduces ways to skip ahead and alters the way balls function with new risk and reward options. You can find details about the game’s concept and features on the official site and Xbox product page.

‘Keeper’ (2025)

Double Fine’s unique adventure game features a living lighthouse and a lively seabird as they journey through bizarre, dreamlike worlds filled with puzzles and things to discover. It will be available on October 17 for Xbox Series X|S and PC, and is included with Game Pass.

As a fan, I’m really excited to hear the studio is taking full advantage of the Series hardware with support for 120 frames per second! And the fact that it’s also Xbox Play Anywhere, meaning I can play on both my console and PC, is fantastic. I just read a preview from Gamescom that gave me a peek behind the scenes, detailing the tone and inspirations for these beautiful, dreamlike scenes they’re creating. It sounds like they’re really aiming for something special!

‘Lumo 2’ (2025)

The follow-up to the 2016 isometric puzzle game is back, offering over one hundred rooms, unexpected twists that blend different genres, and hidden secrets within its connected spaces. It will be released on October 17 for Xbox Series X|S, as well as other systems.

The game will feature collectables, mini games, and a challenge system focused on timing and spatial awareness, instead of fighting. The publisher and online store pages indicate that the game will be priced in the mid-range, and physical copies will be available in certain areas.

‘Ninja Gaiden 4’ (2025)

As a big fan, I’m so excited that Team Ninja is bringing back that incredible, fast-paced sword fighting we all love with Ryu Hayabusa! And it’s not just him – they’ve added a new character, Yakumo, which is awesome. They’re really sticking to what makes the series great – challenging, skill-based action. The best part? It’s coming out on October 21st for Xbox Series X|S and will be available day one with Game Pass! I can’t wait!

New weapons and adjustable difficulty levels make the game easier to pick up for beginners without making it less challenging for experienced players. Leaderboards and the ability to watch replays motivate players to find the fastest ways to complete levels. Xbox is also promoting the game with special controller designs released alongside the game.

‘Jurassic Park World Evolution 3’ (2025)

The upcoming park management sim from Frontier offers improved tools for shaping landscapes and introduces young and different gender versions of many prehistoric animals, making their lifecycles more realistic. It will be available on Xbox Series X|S and PC starting October 21, and you can preorder it now from the Microsoft Store.

Okay, so in this game, you’re constantly juggling keeping guests safe and making sure the dinos are happy and healthy. To unlock the really cool stuff – like bigger attractions and better security – you need to invest in research. Good news, though! The developers have confirmed that if you’re playing on a Series X or S, it’s been optimized with features like 4K resolution and HDR for a much better experience.

‘Painkiller’ (2025)

The latest version of the demon-slaying shooter, brought to you by 3D Realms and Anshar Studios, emphasizes fast-paced arena battles, the ability to play with friends in co-op, and a brand-new Rogue Angel mode. This mode adds a progression system to the classic, quick-reaction shooting gameplay. You can experience it on Xbox Series X|S starting October 21.

The game offers a diverse range of weapons, leaning towards tools that manage groups of enemies and powerful, damaging attacks. The levels themselves are built to keep you moving and reward players who take risks to collect items. A recent update in late September confirmed the release date, following a small adjustment to the original schedule.

‘Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2’ (2025)

The game takes place in present-day Seattle, and you’ll take on the role of an ancient vampire. You’ll choose a clan at the start, which will determine your unique abilities and how you approach gameplay – whether you prefer stealth, engaging in conversations, or combat. The next installment arrives on Xbox Series X|S on October 21.

As a fan, I’m really excited about The Chinese Room! It sounds like it’s going to deliver that classic noir storytelling we all love, and the way the game is built around hubs that change based on your decisions is awesome. What’s even better is that they’re staying true to the feel of the World of Darkness tabletop game. I’ve been checking out the platform listings and previews, and it looks like it’s taking full advantage of current-gen features. Plus, we finally have a release date to look forward to!

‘Angry Video Game Nerd 8-Bit’ (2025)

Retroware’s action platformer offers fresh levels and challenging bosses, all wrapped in a classic, retro style. For collectors, it’s even available as a real, physical NES cartridge! Look for it on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One starting October 23.

This updated version includes features like sliding, different paths, and power-ups, all while maintaining well-crafted levels and challenging boss fights. You can try a demo on Xbox, and the Steam page shows the release date is the same.

‘Bounty Star’ (2025)

Annapurna and DINOGOD combines thrilling third-person mech battles with the peaceful activity of building and maintaining a home. You’ll be able to fight, grow crops, and create items in a rugged, wild landscape. It launches on October 23 for Xbox Series X|S and will be available on Game Pass starting on day one.

With customization options, you can adjust your weapons, how easily you move, and your armor to prepare for battles. Afterwards, you can go back to your base to farm and improve your buildings. The dates shown on the item storage and tracking pages are consistent across all platforms.

‘Double Dragon Revive’ (2025)

The latest installment in the Arc System Works series brings updated combat to the classic tag-team fighting style, while retaining the characters you already know. It arrives on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One on October 23, featuring online play and the ability to play with others across different platforms.

As a fan, I’m so hyped about this game! The trailers are showing off over fifty different mission types, which is incredible. And get this – they’re bringing back classic bosses like Willy and Linda, but with updated animation! Best of all, they’re using rollback netcode, so online matches should be super smooth. It’s a great mix of nostalgia and modern tech – I can’t wait to play!

‘Plants vs. Zombies: Replanted’ (2025)

PopCap is bringing back the classic lane-based defense gameplay with updated graphics and a host of new content, including plants, zombies, and game modes. Importantly, it keeps the simple, easy-to-learn gameplay that made the original so popular. The game launches on October 23 for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One, and will be available in both standard and subscription versions.

You can look forward to accessibility options, new daily challenges, and community happenings, as well as performance goals for consoles in the current generation. Both community-created wikis and the Xbox store are listing the same release date.

‘The Jackbox Party Pack 11’ (2025)

I’m so excited about the new pack coming out! It includes five totally original party games, and the coolest part is you use your phones as controllers. You can play with friends on the couch or even stream it online – it’s super versatile. It’s launching on October 23rd for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One, and I can’t wait to get my hands on it! This is going to be amazing, and I’m already planning a game night. It’s exactly what I’ve been hoping for!

Recent blog posts share details about new game modes – including Doominate and Suspectives – as well as improvements to tools for both moderators and players. Smart Delivery and wide platform compatibility mean you can easily host games on Xbox and play with friends on any device.

‘The Lonesome Guild’ (2025)

I’m really excited about this new game coming from Don’t Nod! It’s a single player action RPG where I play as Ghost, a spirit who wakes up with no idea who he is. Basically, he teams up with a bunch of outcasts to fight this creepy, spreading mist. It’s launching on October 23 for Xbox Series X|S, and I’ve already got it marked on my calendar! You can find more info here. I’m hoping it’s a great experience!

As a fan, I’m really excited about how the combat and exploration in this game are connected to the relationships you build with your companions. Plus, the art style is gorgeous – it’s all very painterly – and I love that it’s taking a more hopeful approach compared to a lot of the grimdark fantasy out there. Good news for Xbox fans too – the preorders and official announcements say it’s coming to Xbox Series on the same day as everything else!

‘Chicken Run: Eggstraction’ (2025)

Aardman’s exciting heist game lets you experience the world of Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget. You’ll work with a team to sneak into places and make daring escapes. It will be available starting October 24 on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One.

Players quietly move past security, turn off cameras, and make a quick escape, all while enjoying a funny and lighthearted experience filled with slapstick comedy. A short, timed demo was available on PC, and stores are showing the same release date for console versions.

‘Hot Wheels Let’s Race: Ultimate Speed’ (2025)

Taking cues from the ‘Hot Wheels Let’s Race’ show, this game offers a fun racing experience for the whole family. You can drift around exciting tracks, compete in challenging boss battles, and even create your own custom courses. It will be available on Xbox Series X|S starting October 24.

As a racing fan, I’m really excited that this game lets up to four of us play together locally! Plus, it’s got a track builder, which means tons of replayability, and they’ve included a bunch of iconic cars. The Xbox store listing confirms it’s optimized for Series X|S and supports Play Anywhere, and thankfully it’s all launching on the same date!

‘Once Upon a Katamari’ (2025)

Bandai Namco is releasing a completely new ‘Katamari’ game after many years, featuring levels that let you travel through time – from the age of dinosaurs to ancient Japan. It will be available on Xbox Series X|S starting October 24.

The King of All Cosmos has once again caused chaos by destroying the stars, and it’s up to the Prince to fix things! He’ll journey through uniquely themed levels, completing fresh objectives and accompanied by new music. Official announcements and store pages have now revealed the release date and which platforms the game will be available on.

‘The Outer Worlds 2’ (2025)

Obsidian’s science fiction RPG is getting bigger, with more choices affecting how your character develops, improved shooting mechanics, and better ways to interact with your companions. The game is set on a new planet called Arcadia and will be released on October 29 for Xbox Series X|S. It will be available through Game Pass starting on day one.

Early looks at the game highlight bigger worlds, improved character abilities and weaknesses, and more dynamic fighting. It still features story-driven quests and managing relationships with different groups. Official sources and news sites confirm the release date is the same for all systems.

‘ARC Raiders’ (2025)

Embark’s team-based shooter puts players in control of squads fighting dangerous robots on a broken Earth. Gameplay revolves around completing missions, collecting loot, and dealing with both PvP (player versus player) and PvE (player versus environment) challenges. It will be available on Xbox Series X|S starting October 30.

In mid-October, an open pre-launch Server Slam will be available. The full release will feature solo, duo, and trio gameplay, where players share both risks and rewards during topside expeditions. Official sources have confirmed the date and details regarding preorders.

‘Dragon Quest 1 & 2 HD Remake’ (2025)

Square Enix is giving classic games a fresh look with its HD 2D update! It features updated art, music, and menus for modern systems, but keeps the original game’s levels and how you play the same. It comes out on October 30 for Xbox Series X|S, and players who have saved games from the previous HD 2D version will receive special bonuses.

The publisher has announced minor rewards and improvements to the user experience, as mentioned by players online. They’ve also confirmed Xbox Play Anywhere support. Game pages indicate that cross-platform play will be available on the same release date.

‘Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection’ (2025)

Digital Eclipse presents a contemporary collection of classic ‘Mortal Kombat’ games. This package includes online multiplayer, extensive bonus content presented like a museum exhibit, and rollback netcode designed for smooth online play with minimal lag. It will be available digitally on October 30 for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One, with a physical version coming later.

As a fan, I’m so excited to see that listings are confirming this will have cross-gen support and Smart Delivery! The community is tracking the physical release dates, and it looks like they’ll be rolling out by region, which is interesting. We can also expect video features and input options similar to what Digital Eclipse has done with their recent projects – that’s a great sign for the presentation!

‘Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O. World Stage’ (2025)

Sega’s updated version includes a new World Stage mode, which takes inspiration from traditional quest-based gameplay. It also features rollback netcode and cross-platform play. The game launches on October 30 for Xbox Series X|S, and players who already own REVO on compatible platforms will receive a free upgrade.

Before the game officially launched, there were both open and closed beta tests. Official announcements have confirmed that it will be released on both PS5 and Xbox on the same day, with a version for the Switch 2 coming later. Details about features for Xbox Series consoles and the release date can be found on the Xbox store pages.

‘Tales of Xillia Remastered’ (2025)

Bandai Namco is releasing a remastered version of their PS3 action RPG with improved graphics, the ability to adjust difficulty of encounters, options to change how fast characters move, and all previously released downloadable content included. The game still features the story of the two main characters, Jude and Milla. It will be available on Xbox Series X|S starting October 31.

Performance on different systems varies: current-generation consoles aim for higher frame rates, the Nintendo Switch is limited to lower rates, and the PC version can achieve very high refresh rates. The official website and reports confirm the global release date and supported platforms.

Share which October Xbox release you are most excited to play in the comments.

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