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Shovel Knight, Wasteland 2, And More Coming To Xbox One Via ID@Xbox
Microsoft is holding an ID@Xbox event at GDC, but we have a look now at what titles will be featured. Included is news that Yacht Club Games’ Shovel Knight is headed to Xbox One.
Other notable titles in the list are Magic the Gather F2P, which will make its debut on Xbox One; The Flame in the Flood by The Molasses Flood; Beyond Eyes from Team 17.
Here’s the entire list of what will be featured:
- Bedlam (RedBedlam)
- Beyond Eyes (Team 17)
- ClusterPuck 99 (PHL Collective)
- Cuphead (Studio MDHR)
- Earthlock: Festival of Magic (Snowcastle Games)
- The Flame in the Flood (The Molasses Flood)
- Fortified (Clapfoot Games)
- Game 4 (The Behemoth)
- Goat Simulator (Double Eleven)
- LA Cops (Team 17)
- Magic Duels: Origins(Wizards of the Coast)
- Mighty No. 9 (Comcept)
- Pixel Galaxy (Serenity Forge)
- R.B.I. Baseball (MLB.com)
- Rivals of Aether (Dan Fornace)
- Shadow Blade: Reload (Dead Mage)
- Shovel Knight (Yacht Club Games)
- SMITE (Hi-Rez Studios)
- Submerged (Uppercut Games)
- Super Dungeon Bros (React! Games)
- SWORDY (Frogshark)
- The Sun and Moon (Digerati Distribution and Marketing)
- ZHEROS (Rimlight Studios)
Additionally, Microsoft says that inExile Entertainment’s Wasteland 2 is headed to Xbox One. We’ll have more from GDC.
[Source: Xbox Wire]
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