22 video games optimized for Xbox Series X so far

There’s a good reason why Xbox Series X is rightfully a next-gen gaming console. For starters, it introduces never-experienced-before gameplay, powered by groundbreaking graphics, superior resolution and frame rates, faster load times, and more.

However, not every title that’s out there so far is ready for the next-gen gaming console. That’s why each video game that supports the futuristic Xbox features will get an Optimized for Series X badge.

Up to 22 video games are Xbox Series X ready

The Xbox Series X team has published a list of video games optimized for the console. We’ve known some of the games for a while now, including horror title The Medium.

Also, Microsoft’s first Xbox 20/20 event in May showcased several titles that delivered the next-gen gameplay everyone now anticipates. Fans should expect more such titles to come out before the launch of the console this holiday. Here’s the latest list :

1. Assassin’s Creed Valhalla
2. Bright Memory Infinite
3. Call of the Sea
4. Chivalry 2
5. Chorus
6. Cyberpunk 2077
7. Destiny 2
8. DiRT 5
9. FIFA 21
10. Gears 5
11. Halo Infinite
12. Hitman 3
13. Madden NFL 21
14. Marvel’s Avengers
15. Outriders
16. Scarlet Nexus
17. Scorn
18. Second Extinction
19. The Ascent
20. The Medium
21. Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2
22. Yakuza: Like a Dragon

If you buy a game with the Optimized for Series X badge, you can be sure that the title supports the following features:

• DirectX 12 Ultimate: This Xbox Series X tech supports features such as hardware-accelerated ray tracing. It enables the production of hyper-realistic lighting effects in video games. Any graphics card with the DirectX 12 Ultimate logo supports the unprecedented visual fidelity in gameplay.
• Faster load times: Games optimized for Xbox Velocity Architecture that leverages custom solid-state storage, hardware, and integrated systems to accelerate load times in and out of games.
• Steadier frame rates: Games will showcase higher and stable frame rates, possibly within the range of 60 frames per seconds to 120 fps, at 4k resolution.

Which Xbox Series X optimized title is your favorite? You can let us know via the comments section below.

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