The Xbox One is now a pretty old console, and there's no way around that, but it still gets new releases all the time. Best of all, whether you own an Xbox One S, 4K-ready Xbox One X or one of the new-gen consoles, most games work across them all.

If you're trying to get a sense of the games coming down the line to the Xbox One, we've brought together this list of the highlights over the next few months, with all the details you need.

There are release dates where possible and a trailer for each. We'll also be updating the round-up throughout the year so come back wherever possible.

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown

  • Pre-order: Amazon
  • Release date: 15 January 2024
  • Xbox One exclusive? No, also on Xbox Series X, PlayStation and PC
  • Publisher: Ubisoft

The next Prince of Persia game is going back to the series' roots with a 2D platformer that looks like a really fun homage to both its history and the current state of Metroidvania games. You'll explore a big map controlling a new imagining of the famous Prince.

There's clearly a bunch to master, from movement mechanics to combat, and some big bosses to overcome, and it looks like a really interesting turn for the series to take.

Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth

  • Pre-order: Amazon
  • Release date: 26 January 2024
  • Xbox One exclusive? No, also on Xbox Series X, PlayStation and PC
  • Publisher: Sega

The Like a Dragon series continues to go from strength to strength, and the next entry looks like it could be the kookiest yet, continuing the stories of Ichiban Kasuga and Kazuma Kiryu.

The game is also going to expand the series' horizons to include Hawaii for the first time, offering up a whole resort full of extra fun to explore, doubtless full to the brim with minigames.

Persona 3 Reload

  • Pre-order: Amazon
  • Release date: 2 February 2024
  • Xbox One exclusive? No, also on Xbox Series X, PlayStation and PC
  • Publisher: Atlus

A Japanese RPG series that has grown into an international hit, Persona is a stylish mishmash of turn-based fighting and life simulator, each game with its own distinct vibe. This snazzy remake of the third game looks like a beauty.

It weaves a dark tale of disaffected teens banding together to fight back against a spooky second world, and has some fabulous story moments, so we can't wait to see how it's been updated.

Little Nightmares 3

  • Pre-order: Amazon
  • Release date: 2024
  • Xbox One exclusive? No, also on Xbox Series X, PlayStation and PC
  • Publisher: Bandai Namco

The cult horror series continues, once again placing you in the shoes of a tiny pair called Low and Alone, desperately searching for a way to escape from Nowhere.

It'll be a stylistic and mysterious journey, and will be playable in full co-op either online or locally, which makes it perfect if you're looking for an adventure to share.

Hollow Knight: Silksong

  • Release date: TBC
  • Xbox One exclusive? No, also on Xbox Series X, PlayStation and PC
  • Publisher: Team Cherry

The long-awaited follow-up to Hollow Knight, we've been forced to take years without much news about the game, but one confirmed fact is that when it does come out it'll hit Game Pass straight away.

Expect a stunning and intricate platformer letting you explore a new map and amass new powers to let you unlock secrets and paths. There should be quick-fire combat and some lovely hand-drawn aesthetics.

Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree
Bandai Namco

Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree

  • Release date: TBC
  • Xbox One exclusive? No, also on Xbox Series X, PlayStation and PC
  • Publisher: Bandai Namco

The DLC that FromSoftware is cooking up for Elden Ring promises to be huge, although we know very, very little about it beyond the teaser image that you can see up above. It's got an ethereal vibe.

We're hoping to get new areas to explore, weapons to master, and (of course) bosses to get absolutely slammed by before you work out how you're supposed to fight them.