All the Xbox Games Releasing in October 2025
October is stacked with releases on Xbox, ranging from big shooters and RPG sequels to clever indies and party games. The dates and platforms below follow ComicBook.com’s roundup of the month’s launches so you can plan what to play and where.
For each game you’ll find a quick overview of what it is, who’s making it, and any helpful pre-launch details like official storefront pages or publisher posts. When you see a date and platform callout, it reflects the October window on Xbox Series X|S or Xbox One exactly as listed by ComicBook.com.
‘Digimon Story: Time Stranger’ (2025)
Bandai Namco’s monster-collecting RPG returns with a new time-hopping story, turn-based battles, and hundreds of recruitable Digimon developed by Media.Vision. Pre-launch coverage notes quality-of-life upgrades like visible enemies on maps, speed-up options in combat, and a sizable roster north of 450 creatures. It arrives on October 3 for Xbox Series X|S.
Bandai Namco has shared day-one details and platform performance notes, which complement hands-on writeups focused on modernized systems and streamlined exploration. On Xbox the release aligns with the same launch window seen on other platforms in early October.
‘King of Meat’ (2025)
Amazon Games and Glowmade’s four-player co-op party platformer drops you into community-built dungeon runs with hack-and-slash combat, puzzles, and leaderboard chasing. Official pages describe character customization, weapon variety, and creator tools for building devious courses. It launches October 7 on Xbox Series X|S.
You can wishlist or pre-order on Xbox, and the studio’s site highlights the game-show framing where contenders perform for in-world audiences across hundreds of dungeons. The feature set and release timing match the October 7 date cited for Xbox.
‘Sopa – Tale of the Stolen Potato’ (2025)
StudioBando’s narrative adventure follows Miho on a heartfelt journey that blends exploration with story-driven set pieces. The developer confirmed an October 7 launch on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One, with availability on Xbox Game Pass at release.
Store listings and monthly roundups also pin the same date for the Xbox versions, making it an easy day-one download if you subscribe. Expect a short, focused adventure that emphasizes atmosphere and story over complex systems.
‘Bye Sweet Carole’ (2025)
Little is publicly detailed beyond its positioning as a stylized adventure with a dark fairytale vibe, but it’s slated to land on Xbox Series X|S on October 9. The date and platform placement follows the ComicBook.com schedule.
Keep an eye on the publisher’s channels and storefronts as the release approaches for final trailers, accessibility notes, and preorder details tied to the October rollout.
‘Yooka-Replaylee’ (2025)
Playtonic’s enhanced revisit of the 3D platformer adds modern upgrades and polish while preserving the buddy-duo collect-a-thon roots. The studio officially announced an October 9 launch with Xbox Series X|S among the target platforms.
Steam and platform pages list the October 9 timing, and recent studio updates confirm development status as the date approaches. Expect QoL improvements and content refinements compared to the original release.
‘Battlefield 6’ (2025)
DICE’s next entry brings grounded modern combat, a single-player campaign set against a near-future backdrop, and large-scale multiplayer built on Frostbite. EA and media previews have repeatedly pointed to an October 10 release on Xbox Series X|S, with Season 1 kicking off later in the month.
Official storefronts and coverage outline pre-purchase bundles, live-service plans, and the opening of the first season on October 28. The Xbox version launches day-and-date with other platforms as part of the series’ global rollout.
‘Little Nightmares Enhanced Edition’ (2025)
An upgraded edition accompanies the new sequel’s window with visual and performance enhancements for current-gen hardware. The Xbox Series X|S version is listed for October 10 alongside the broader franchise push.
Bundle options pair it with the new entry, and the Steam page shows the package structure that includes the enhanced release for players jumping into the series on modern consoles.
‘Little Nightmares 3’ (2025)
Bandai Namco’s co-op horror platforming returns with a fresh duo navigating eerie dioramas and inventive set pieces. The release is set for early October on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One, aligning with the publicly listed October 10 timing.
A playable demo and pre-order bundle information are live on storefronts, which is useful if you want to try before buying or grab cosmetics that come with early purchases.
‘Snoopy & The Great Mystery Club’ (2025)
This family-friendly adventure adapts Charles M. Schulz’s world into kid-accessible exploration and light puzzle solving. It’s scheduled for October 10 on Xbox Series X|S per the monthly release list.
Expect simple controls, approachable objectives, and a cozy tone aimed at younger players and Peanuts fans when it arrives on Xbox during the October window.
‘Just Dance 2026 Edition’ (2025)
Ubisoft’s annual dance platform adds fresh tracks and online features with a focus on quick matchmaking and curated playlists. It’s on the calendar for October 14 on Xbox Series X|S.
Look for official song list reveals and season plans around release as Ubisoft typically updates content throughout the year for returning players.
‘NASCAR 25’ (2025)
The latest stock-car sim brings the 2025 season to consoles with updated teams and tracks. It’s due October 14 on Xbox Series X|S according to the monthly schedule.
Publisher pages generally land close to launch with details on career tweaks, handling models, and wheel support, so check back as the October date approaches on Xbox.
‘Ball x Pit’ (2025)
A physics-forward competitive concept built around rebounds and angles, this one hits Xbox Series X|S on October 15. The listing places it among the month’s arcade-leaning picks.
Expect short match times and quick rematch loops that suit online play or party nights once it’s live on Xbox.
‘Keeper’ (2025)
This adventure is set for October 17 on Xbox Series X|S and emphasizes exploration and light combat in a stylized world. It’s one of the mid-month indies to watch.
Storefronts should publish final specs and controller options as the date nears, which helps if you’re planning to play on Series S or with accessibility settings.
‘Lumo 2’ (2025)
A follow-up to the isometric puzzling of the original, the sequel keeps the retro-inspired vibe with modern conveniences. The Xbox Series X|S version is slated for October 17.
Expect room-based challenges, collectibles, and secrets as before, with current-gen presentation upgrades when it lands on Xbox.
‘Ninja Gaiden 4’ (2025)
Team Ninja’s legendary action series returns with high-speed combat and exacting boss fights, arriving October 20 on Xbox Series X|S. The placement continues a busy middle of the month.
Look for official combat breakdowns and weapon showcases as marketing ramps up ahead of launch and players prepare for a fresh Ryu Hayabusa chapter on Xbox.
‘Jurassic World Evolution 3’ (2025)
Frontier’s park-management sim continues with new species, scenarios, and building systems. It’s set for October 21 on Xbox Series X|S.
The series typically mixes campaign missions with sandbox tools, so expect that structure to carry forward when the third entry hits consoles.
‘Painkiller’ (2025)
The revival of the cult shooter lands October 21 on Xbox Series X|S with fast arenas and heavy weapons at the core. It joins several classic-name comebacks in October.
Publisher updates should clarify mode lists and performance targets near release for Xbox players who prefer 60 fps action.
‘Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2’ (2025)
Paradox’s long-running project is finally scheduled to launch on October 21 for Xbox Series X|S, bringing a first-person immersive RPG set in the ‘World of Darkness’. The Chinese Room is handling development with Paradox as publisher.
Expect faction-driven quests, dialogue choices, and vampire disciplines that shape combat and traversal as you work through a modern city under the Masquerade’s rules on Xbox.
‘Angry Video Game Nerd 8-Bit’ (2025)
A retro-styled platformer spin on the long-running YouTube character is on deck for October 23 for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One. The listing puts it in the late-month release rush.
Side-scrolling stages, throwback difficulty, and collectible-hunting are the expected beats when it launches on Xbox across both generations.
‘Bounty Star’ (2025)
Annapurna-published mech action with base-building elements hits October 23 on Xbox Series X|S. You pilot a customizable rig across bounty missions that blend ranged and melee fighting.
As with prior showings, look for crafting loops and homestead upgrades to sit alongside mission-based combat once it goes live on Xbox.
‘Double Dragon Revive’ (2025)
Arc System Works continues the beat ’em up legacy with modernized combat and co-op options. It’s dated for October 23 on Xbox Series X|S.
Expect updated combos, enemy variety, and a campaign that honors the classic formula when it lands on current-gen consoles.
‘Plants vs. Zombies: Replanted’ (2025)
EA’s garden warfare returns in a refreshed package due October 23 on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One. It’s positioned as a modern reintroduction for lapsed players.
Look for overhauled modes and progression alongside cosmetic unlocks and seasonal support aimed at long-term play on Xbox.
‘The Jackbox Party Pack 11’ (2025)
Jackbox’s annual party compilation arrives October 23 on Xbox with five new games designed for phones as controllers and easy streaming. It’s available on both Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One.
As usual you can expect family-friendly options and streamer-oriented settings like audience participation toggles and moderation tools when it hits Xbox.
‘The Lonesome Guild’ (2025)
A narrative-heavy RPG with squad management and tactical encounters is slated for October 23 on Xbox Series X|S. It rounds out a busy Thursday slate.
Watch for final system requirements and controller remapping notes as the release date approaches for Xbox players.
‘Chicken Run: Eggstraction’ (2025)
Aardman’s world becomes a top-down stealth-action heist where you guide chickens through crafty escapes. It’s set for October 24 on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One.
Expect cooperative play hooks and objective-based levels that channel the spirit of the ‘Chicken Run’ films when it debuts on Xbox.
‘Hot Wheels Let’s Race: Ultimate Speed’ (2025)
This arcade racer brings licensed vehicles and track-builder energy to Xbox Series X|S on October 24. The date slots it just ahead of the month’s biggest RPGs.
Look for car unlock paths, time trials, and online matchmaking details to go live with launch info on Xbox.
‘Once Upon a Katamari’ (2025)
The rolling-and-collecting classic returns with a new chapter set for October 24 on Xbox Series X|S. It keeps the low-pressure play loop that made the series a comfort pick.
Expect fresh objectives, whimsical music, and challenge modes for completionists when it arrives on current-gen hardware.
‘The Outer Worlds 2’ (2025)
Obsidian’s single-player sci-fi RPG sequel launches October 29 on Xbox Series X|S, published by Xbox Game Studios. Store pages confirm the date and outline a new star system, factions at odds, and first-person questing that blends combat with dialogue choices.
You can follow the Steam listing for feature updates and pre-purchase info, and expect Xbox marketing to spotlight performance targets and controller features as release week arrives.
‘ARC Raiders’ (2025)
Embark Studios’ co-op shooter about repelling mechanized invaders comes to Xbox Series X|S on October 30 per the October calendar. It mixes extraction-style objectives with PvE encounters.
The team has iterated on modes through testing phases, so look for updated briefs on progression and seasonal plans around launch on Xbox.
‘Dragon Quest 1 & 2 HD Remake’ (2025)
Square Enix’s HD remake set pairs two foundational JRPGs in a single package and is listed for October 30 on Xbox Series X|S. It’s a retro showcase with modern presentation.
Classic turn-based systems and redesigned visuals meet quality-of-life features that make the earliest ‘Dragon Quest’ entries easier to revisit on Xbox.
‘Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection’ (2025)
A compilation built for fans who want a curated slice of the series hits October 30 on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One. It bundles earlier titles and extras in a single launcher.
Expect museum-style galleries and modern options like online play where applicable, alongside controller settings updated for today’s hardware.
‘Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O. World Stage’ (2025)
Sega’s competitive fighter heads to Xbox Series X|S on October 30 with balance updates and online features that continue the ‘Virtua Fighter 5’ lineage.
You can anticipate ranked ladders, training tools, and lobby improvements detailed near launch as the community converges on current-gen platforms.
‘Tales of Xillia Remastered’ (2025)
Bandai Namco’s remaster of the classic JRPG is scheduled for October 31 on Xbox Series X|S, with higher-resolution assets and modern performance targets.
Players can expect returning dual-protagonist storytelling and a battle system that still feels brisk by today’s standards when the updated edition arrives on Xbox.
Share which October Xbox release you’re grabbing first in the comments and tell us what you’ll be playing all month long!
