The 10 Best Microsoft Exclusive Games for Xbox One in 2019

Xbox One offers a wide variety of exclusive games, which are those games you can only find on the Microsoft console. Here we present a compilation of the best games to play on Microsoft's mighty Xbox One. In the list you will find games of all genres, but all of them are exclusive to Microsoft, that is, in addition to Xbox One, you can play them on Windows PC. If you're looking for good titles to play on your console, check out the list below.

The best Xbox One exclusive games of 2019

1. Forza Horizon 4

Forza Horizon 4 explores the more arcade side of the Forza Motorsport saga, with a beautiful game whose identity is a style less close to simulation than that of the Turn 10 franchise. This time, Playground Games takes the user on a tour of Great Britain. Historic Brittany in a shared open world where the user can collect, modify and drive over 450 cars.

Available for Windows 10 PC and Xbox One, this powerful Microsoft exclusive speed game not only surprises with its graphics, but also offers a system of changing environments, with lakes freezing or turning easy roads into deadly traps full of mud.

2. Gears 5

Gears 5 (Gears of War 5) is the fifth title in the Gears of War action series, and it takes the fight between the humans that inhabit the planet Sera and the strange, menacing and dangerous creatures that are there. Developed by The Coalition, Gears 5 is a third-person action game with a strong tactical component, and also incorporates interesting new features, in addition to single and multiplayer campaign modes, and well-known modes such as Horde mode.

3.Forza Motorsport 7

Forza 7 is part of the famous Forza simulation and speed saga, signed by Turn 10. The Lamborghini Centenario is its "cover car", although there is a promising association with Porsche and the mighty Porsche 911 GT2RS in the lead.

With more than 700 cars and an impressive resolution in 4K and 60 fps (on Xbox One S), Forza Motorsport 7 is once again a spectacular visual reference, full of game modes to guarantee hours of fun.

4. Sunset Overdrive

Insomniac Games is closely associated with PlayStation because of games like Ratchet & Clank and Spider-Man, but the studio was at its best when it created Sunset Overdrive. Set in the city of Sunset, during an apocalypse caused by contaminated energy drinks, it's up to you to defeat the grotesque mutants that roam the streets. Sunset Overdrive is bright, colorful and often hilarious.

5. Outer Wilds

What would you do if you only had 20 minutes to live? Would you sit back and accept your fate or would you seek the solution to a mystery and save the entire galaxy? In Outer Wilds, you make this decision over and over again in a sci-fi journey that repeats itself over and over again.

Exploration areas will change based on when you visit them, revealing different secrets that can help you on your quest. You'll need to learn to pilot a ship and even eat marshmallows during your time on the circuit, one of which is much more necessary than the other.

6.Halo Wars 2

Armed with your wits, marines, and highly advanced vehicles, you must fight a rogue Brute and his followers, many of whom are capable of annihilating you immediately if you make a few wrong moves. While the control scheme still feels limited compared to a traditional mouse and keyboard setup, Halo Wars 2 is a thrilling brain strategy game, and its graphics are among the best ever seen in the Halo series.

7. Rare Replay

On the occasion of its thirtieth anniversary, Rare has combined the adventures of its legendary characters into a collection that includes 30 Xbox One titles spanning three decades, from early 2D classics to Xbox 360 blockbusters. Relive titles like: "Battletoads" , "Banjo-Kazooie", "Perfect Dark", "Killer Instinct Gold", "Conker's Bad Fur Day" or "Jet Force Gemini".

8. Quantum Break

Quantum Break is a third-person shooter from Remedy Entertainment that combines cinematic action, coverage and a strong plot, with the enormous possibilities presented by its protagonist, Jack Joyce's powers to manipulate time.

A failed time machine experiment has fractured time itself and the player, as Jack Joyce, is tasked with retrieving the pieces. As he struggles to save time, he will also have to face Monarch Solutions, a ruthless corporation led by his former friend and now enemy Paul Serene. Jack will try to save time and Paul will do everything possible to stop him.

9.State of Decay 2

After the third-person survival horror game State of Decay set in an open world of zombies, the second edition of the game, redeveloped by Undead Labs, repeats some of the features that made the game so famous, but with new features. One of the most talked about aspects was the factor of opting for three maps instead of just one, each with a similar size to the original game, but all very different from each other.

In State of Decay 2, the whole approach of total freedom is repeated, with the possibility of using vehicles to move from one point to another, among zombies that make things much more difficult. As in the end everything revolves around subsistence, everything is very important when it comes to finding resources to survive in a zombie apocalypse.

10. Halo: Master Chief Collection

The three original Halo games are among the best first-person shooters of all time, offering a gripping story. Halo 4 ushered in a new era for the series as developer 343 Industries took over and delivered their own vision of success, against an entirely new type of enemy.

For those who haven't played these games before, Halo: The Master Chief Collection brings them all together with visual enhancements, including a complete Halo 2 overhaul. All of the games' multiplayer maps are also available here.