The 10 Best Xbox One Games

If you own an Xbox One, here are some key games you ought to acquire.

Review by Nadia Oxford, Staff Writer

Updated on 15 July 2015

Sunset Overdrive

Insomniac Games' Sunset Overdrive can be regarded as something of a cautionary tale: The blistering pace we maintain in our day-to-day lives sometimes causes us to seek sources of energy that don't require us to waste time on sleep. As a consequence, we may consume things we probably shouldn't.

Sunset Overdrive is essentially a zombie apocalypse game, but it's like no other zombie apocalypse game out there. Its colors are riotous and its parkour-heavy combat moves with the speed of a spooked centipede. Its "in-yo-face" attitude might give some players a shuddering '90s flashback, but it's safe to say there's no other shooter quite like it on the market right now.

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Nadia Oxford

Staff Writer

Nadia has been writing about games for so long, only the wind and the rain (or the digital facsimiles thereof) remember her true name. She's written for Nerve, About.com, Gamepro, IGN, 1UP, PlayStation Official Magazine, and other sites and magazines that sling words about video games. She co-hosts the Axe of the Blood God podcast, where she mostly screams about Dragon Quest.

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