Upcoming Xbox Releases: New Games from June 2 to 6

Sure thing. Here goes:

Hey, so here we are again with the "Next Week on Xbox" thing. Loads of games about to hit Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Xbox PC, and Game Pass. It’s your weekly what’s-in-stock rundown. I’ll try not to bore you, but no promises. Honestly, who knows what’s real in here with those pesky release dates; they seem as stable as wet cardboard, don’t they?

Anyway, let’s dive in. Wait—was I going to talk about these games first or something? Oh, right…

Zenless Zone Zero – June 6. If this game were a snack, it’d definitely be the kind with a weird ingredient you can’t pronounce. It’s HoYoverse’s urban fantasy thingamajig. You’re a Proxy. Whatever that is? Wander around the Hollows, guiding people because, apparently, they can’t handle it themselves. Do quests or whatever. Mysteries galore, I guess. You can even grab that Zenless Zone Sero Starter Pack if that’s your jam. Why’d I bring snacks up? No clue.

Splitgate 2 – June 6. Ever wanted to teleport and feel like an Ace? This game’s your ticket. Portal here, portal there, outsmarting opponents with sheer elegance. Or clumsy chaos, whatever works. Customize your weapons and get your team rolling. Glory awaits! Maybe. The teleporting bit is kinda cool. Feels like a magic trick, though.

Narcissus – June 5. Horror! Spooky spaceships! Mad Jackal Games pulls no punches with this one. Just you, ticking time, and who knows what lurking in corners. Classic horror setup, right? There’s that adrenaline rush that might be more caffeine than game-related.

Tour de France 2025 – June 5. Pedal faster! Wait, was that a virtual hill just now rendered by Unreal Engine 5? The landscapes in here might just be prettier than my backyard, which isn’t saying much but hey! That’s gaming magic for ya. Would it make me a cyclist? Nope. But I can pretend!

Solitaire Dreamscapes – June 3. Grab some cards, ’cause we’re diving into dreams, baby! Over 200 levels, seriously? Surreal landscapes and puzzles every corner and I’m just hoping not to fall asleep. Not that it’s boring—it’s ironically enchanting. Charms, locks, power-ups… it’s like Solitaire, but caffeinated.

Attack at Dawn: North Africa – June 4. Strategy goodness with WW2 vibes. Feeling like Rommel or Montgomery yet? Nope, me neither. But planning, plotting, making history just a teensy bit better (hopefully) is the game’s selling point. Not holding your hand, either. Real stuff.

Bunny Cubed – June 4. Block-pushing puzzles 3D-ified! Hopping rabbit through grassy fields, smart delivery, and dirt paths. It’s colorful, I’ll give it that. Brain teasing, they say. My brain can hardly handle my schedule, so there’s that challenge too.

Forest Golf Planner – June 4. No golf experience? Perfect. Suburban greenery, your golf course, boom! Start small, expand big. Sounds like landlord aspirations masquerading as gaming. Attract customers, change landscapes, make it yours. Feel fancy yet?

Hidden Cat Outlaws – June 4. Lazy cats in the Wild West? Yep. Sheriff job in tow, your mission: find those feline rascals. Definitely more fun than my last attempt at cat herding. Pro tip: they seem to enjoy the sun just as much as a stretch of wooden planks. Weird, I know.

The Night of the Rabbit – June 4. Who doesn’t like a magic tale with talking critters? Follow young Jerry into Mousewood. Maybe there’s a peculiarity in the air, or I’m just hungry for adventures that seem vaguely familiar. Talking animals are officially my new friends now.

Oirbo – June 4. On a big spaceship playing an action-platformer feels adventurous. Enhancing skills, seeking historical pieces, getting lost in gameplay, sounds like a Tuesday evening to me. The interconnected universe is waiting for you, whatever ‘interconnected’ means here.

Sumorbit – June 4. Planets sumo wrestling? Truly the mashup I didn’t know I needed. With hazards like black holes and wormholes, they call it mission diversity. I call it galaxy-defying sumo chaos.

Carrier Deck – June 5. Fast-paced time management game on a CVN-76. Aircraft operations, war efforts, timing, and stress come together. Time management isn’t my forte, but who knows, maybe there’s a genius in here somewhere trying to break free.

Prison Alone – June 5. Scary psychological horror vibes in an empty prison. Disappearances, mystery—sounds like my last nightmare. Getting out won’t be easy, but who am I kidding? That’s part of the suspenseful ride.

Missing Banban – June 5. Your friend’s gone missing. Spooky stuff afoot. You’re Sheriff Toadster (Yes, Toadster) on an action-packed side-scrolling fast-paced investigation. But who’s the real friend? The pointers are up to you. I think.

Amber Alert Director’s Cut – June 5. You’re a cop responding to late-night horror calls. Cultic vibes uglier than your last family reunion. Save the girl, navigate those streets, and do whatever it takes to survive. It’s all part of the night’s work.

AAA Dynamic Scenes – June 6. A world where animated landscapes rule. Screen transforming, colors playing, vibes shifting. Moonlit valleys and… dancing skeletons? Must be Friday somewhere in the world.

Among Ashes – June 6. The shifty game with a dark presence inside, 2001 style. Nightmarish enemies, blend into reality till lines blur. Will you play through or escape the surreal game world? Try surviving the night, for starters. Creepy much?

Bool Capture – June 6. Arcade-style physics, clear those red system balls. It’s glitchy, nerve-wracking action. You might think of it as coding but with more colors and less sitting at a desk. Any techies out there?

Collie Call: Farm of Tomorrow – June 6. As a science-fiction farm puppy, lead your flock safe through teleporters and more. Think of it as The Matrix meets farm life—but with a dog. Brainpower needed. Anxiety is optional.

Cyber Love Story – June 6. Lives being flipped by conspiracies—aren’t they all? Sally White dives into a whirlwind plot with trust issues. Who’s real and who’s an illusion, you decide. Plot twists and tech, all rolled into one.

Inkventure – June 6. Cartoon chaos begins with colorful dimensions. Gloop’s kids are in danger and it’s up to slime-dad to save them. Shifting colors, vibrant levels, and loads of gooey vibes. It’s cute, messy, and brightly challenging.

SpotCat vs The Cheddar Mafia in The Americas – June 6. Find-the-Difference meets hidden object gaming. Rat-chaos across the Americas, and only SpotCat’s up for the task. Keep your eyes peeled—they’re sneaky. Spotting differences was never this adventurous.

And that’s it, I think. Or did I miss something? Probably. Happens all the time. But, hey, these digital adventures are there, lurking, ready for a play. Happy gaming, if that’s your thing.