Coming to Xbox Next Week: New Games from June 2 to 6

Hey there, Xbox enthusiasts, buckle up for another awesome week ahead! Games are coming in hot for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Xbox PC, and Game Pass. Let’s dive headfirst – or maybe just dip a toe into this gaming pool. Anyway, so many intriguing picks, I barely know where to start.

Zenless Zone Zero launches June 6, especially cool on Xbox Series X|S. Imagine being a Proxy, navigating these dangerous Hollows. People need you, and it’s like an urban fantasy mash-up that kinda reminds me of a dream I had once – but with fewer monsters and more confusing subway maps.

Splitgate 2 also hits June 6. It’s free-to-play, teleporty, and just bonkers being an Ace who zips across maps. I used to dream of portaling to some place tropical during math class, but this feels even cooler.

Jumping ahead, Narcissus swoops in on June 5. Ever wanted to feel like the last person on a doomed ship? Well, here you go. Spooky and intense vibes, kinda like that sensation when you realize the Wi-Fi is out and you’ve got a deadline. Eek!

Now, cycling into something a bit different, Tour de France 2025 (June 5) utilizes Unreal Engine 5. If the scenery is even half as good as real-life biking, we are in for a treat!

Solitaire Dreamscapes (June 3) – Who knew cards could be so magical? I thought spiders and free cells were enough, but then, in comes this dreamy card world. Makes me want to rearrange my sock drawer just for a little organizational thrill.

There’s Attack At Dawn: North Africa (June 4), bringing strategy and history into a dance that’s more complicated than my tangled headphone cords. I mean, strategy games make me feel smart, even when they plunge me into impossible situations.

Bunny Cubed (June 4) is like puzzle heaven. Guide blocks and hop around as a rabbit. Sure, it sounds simple, but isn’t that what life’s about sometimes? Just hopping along and pushing blocks outta the way.

Then there’s a slice of nostalgia with Hidden Cat Outlaws (June 4). A world of rascally feline bandits needing some herding. Somehow reminds me of chasing my cat off the kitchen counter – it’s all action and judgmental stares.

If you’re up for some self-reliant art, The Night of the Rabbit (June 4) blends fantasy and curiosity. Seriously, who doesn’t love critters chatting away in whimsical lands? If I could converse with my houseplants, I’d never leave home.

Oirbo (June 4) throws us into an interconnected spacecraft puzzle. Uh, where was I? Oh right, just exploring and gathering bits to unfold stories – like assembling IKEA furniture while deciphering mysterious blueprints.

Thank goodness for a fast-paced, thrilling title like Amber Alert (June 5). Anxiety spikes? Check. Cult members? Double-check. It’s like blending detective skills with survival tactics.

Okay, almost there, stick with me! There’s SpotCat vs The Cheddar Mafia (June 6), because who says detective work can’t involve cats and cheese? Sounds gouda to me. (Sorry, couldn’t resist.)

Lastly, grab your controllers for Among Ashes (June 6), digging into darker themes where games and reality blur. It’s also set in 2001, which oddly feels like both yesterday and a century ago.

Phew, made it! Enjoy the chaos, adventures, and mind-benders. Because life, like gaming, is never linear. 🕹️