New Xbox Games Coming June 23rd

A brand-new batch of Xbox games is headed your way next week, with a lineup packed full of remasters, indie darlings, creepy horror stories, and chaotic party games. Whether you're into survival, sci-fi, puzzles, or pixel art, there's probably something worth checking out between June 23 and 27. Here's everything dropping across Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, and Game Pass.

System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster

Mark your calendars for June 26, because System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster officially lands on Xbox. Nightdive Studios is bringing the cult-classic back with updated visuals, co-op support, and full optimization for Series X|S. You’ll return to the Von Braun spacecraft in a high-stakes FPS/RPG hybrid where you’re fighting mutants, rogue AI, and your own sanity. If you're into immersive sims or just love sci-fi horror, this is one to keep an eye on.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate hits Xbox on June 24, bringing roguelike mayhem to your co-op game nights. You can squad up with friends locally or online and dive into chaotic dungeon runs with the full turtle squad. The game’s got a fast-paced isometric combat system, tons of unlockables, and even a free Casey Jones DLC if you grab it early.

Rust Console Edition S|X

If you’ve been waiting for Rust to get a proper upgrade, now’s the time. The console edition is finally optimized for Series X|S as of June 26. Expect the same brutal, no-handholding survival gameplay — gather materials, build a base, and try not to get sniped by someone wearing a trash can helmet.

Looking for more teamwork and tension? How 2 Escape: Lost Submarine releases June 24, with asymmetrical co-op where one player solves puzzles on the outside while the other tries to escape a deep-sea sub. It’s like Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, but underwater.

Horror, Mystery, and WTF Moments

The week has a strong lineup of creepy and story-heavy stuff, too. Poppy Playtime: Chapter 4 continues its twisted toy factory saga on June 25. Stasis drops June 26 — a retro-style isometric horror game set on a derelict spaceship. If you're into old-school Resident Evil meets Dead Space vibes, it might hit the spot. Also on June 25, I Am Your Beast goes all in on pulpy revenge action. It's a stylish first person shooter (FPS) with a gritty edge — think one-man army meets psychological breakdown.

Cozy Vibes, Puzzles, and Chill Picks

Need a break from explosions and jump scares? Bee Flowers: Save the Garden launches June 24 and gives you a hex-based casual puzzle game with calming music and nature themes. If you like more logic-heavy challenges, Cyber Tank Nano and Screw Master (both out June 26 and 27, respectively) serve up brain-teasing level design with minimalist presentation. My Cozy Room, also out June 26, is a slow-paced interior design sandbox — basically the PowerWash Simulator of decorating.

Big Action, Bigger Style

Klaus Lee – Thunderballs (June 26) brings over-the-top 2D platforming with big ‘80s energy, while Antro (June 27) mashes up rhythm-platforming with a grimy, dystopian story. For something even weirder, Paper Bad (June 26) turns newspaper delivery into a full-blown arcade-style riot.

Then there’s Bullets & Brains (June 26), which throws you into zombie-infested arenas with tons of guns and pixel gore. Over on June 27, Dungeons of Paint blends bullet hell combat with bright, paint-splattered visuals, and Sausage Wars drops four-player mayhem with hot dogs as gladiators. Yes, really.

Unique Indies and Deep Cuts

Boxville 2 (June 26) is a wordless adventure with hand-drawn art and sentient soda cans — it’s gorgeous, emotional, and definitely different. Beautiful Sakura: Fighting Club (June 25) mixes visual novel storytelling with a fighting game tournament structure. And Mainframent (June 25) is one of the more abstract entries — an adventure through a digital world housed inside a physical server room. Anvil Saga, out June 26, offers a blacksmith sim where you juggle politics, production, and the occasional medieval drama.

Simulation, Exploration, and Slice-of-Life

Got the urge to run a recycling plant? My Recycling Center (June 25) is a first-person sim about managing waste, optimizing machinery, and keeping things green. Grizzly Bear is Hungry 4 (June 25) is all about helping a bear prep for hibernation in a cozy, open-world forest. If you're into the exploration game genre with local flavor, Bambas! (June 27) is a sandbox set in a Mediterranean town filled with mini-games and nostalgia.