20+ Games Are Coming to Xbox This Week, with "God Bless, or Goddess" Launching Today

Three new games join Xbox tomorrow

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Microsoft has announced a full lineup of new games dropping on Xbox this week, from December 15 to December 19. This week, you’re in for a wide mix of genres rather than one dominant theme. You can jump right into some horror standouts like Five Nights at Freddy’s: Secret of the Mimic, The Axis Unseen, and Fort Solis.

If you prefer Action-heavy indies and roguelite-style games, Explodera, Nom Nom Apocalypse, and Vambrace: Dungeon Monarch should be your go-to choice. For any story-driven fans, titles like Princess Lyria might be the one. Here’s a full list of games dropping on Xbox this week.

This Week on Xbox: Games Launching December 15–19

GameRelease Date on XboxDeveloper
God bless, or GoddessDec 15NiuGamer
Five Nights at Freddy’s: Secret of the MimicDec 16Steel Wool Games
Frogo DeluxeDec 16Zakym s. r. o.
Vambrace: Dungeon MonarchDec 16Headup
Balloball – Ribbit & RescueDec 17Desert Water Games
Hidden Cats in IstanbulDec 17Silesia Games
The Legend of Princess LyriaDec 17Porting.guru
Where Is BillyDec 17Triple Boris
The Axis UnseenDec 18Dark Product
ExploderaDec 18Synnergy Circle Games
Hoomanz!Dec 18Koffeecup
Humble Haunted HouseDec 184D Creativity
Scott Whiskers: The Search for the Golden CatDec 18Fancy Factory
Zumba – The Dragon’s Marble TrialDec 18EpiXR Games
Big Trouble in Little ChimneyDec 19Ratalaika Games
Cup HeroesDec 19QubicGames
Escape From CryptDec 19RAFAEL V.F
Fort SolisDec 19Feardemic
Frog Hero DXDec 19Avgam
Nom Nom ApocalypseDec 19Upscale Studio
Outbreak: Shades of HorrorDec 19Dead Drop Studios

So, which one are you most excited for? Please let us know in the comments below.

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Rishaj Upadhyay

Rishaj Upadhyay Shield

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Rishaj is a tech writer who has been writing professionally for over four years, with a passion for Android, Windows, and all things tech. He initially joined Windows Report as a tech journalist and is now taking over as a news editor. When he's not breaking the keyboard, you can find him cooking, or listening to music/podcasts.

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