Amazon Prime Day is in full swing (you can check out some of the great gaming deals) but there’s still other news to cover as well! Here we are again with the latest feature here at Techaeris where we’ll try and keep you informed of new Xbox games as they release. This week, July 15-19th, there are six new Xbox games, albeit nothing major, for you to pick up and enjoy including Lost Orbit and Must Dash Amigos.
Without further ado, let’s see the new Xbox Games July 15-19th list and what’s in store for Xbox gamers this week!
Exception
When an old woman’s computer system is taken over by a virus bent on total annihilation, you must take control of an ordinary software program and retake the system and build your character into a formidable instrument of retribution.
Release date: July 16
Price: TBA
LOST ORBIT: Terminal Velocity
Stranded after his ship is destroyed in deep space, Harrison, a lowly maintenance worker and our hero, must struggle to find his way home…
LOST ORBIT centers around the exploration of space. Players take control of a lone astronaut (Harrison) who sets off on a dangerous journey to rejoin his civilization, armed with only an improvised set of equipment and a relentless spirit. Without the help of his ship, Harrison will need to use the gravitational forces of planets to navigate and propel himself through space.
Set in a world rich with comedy and tragedy, LOST ORBIT is a game filled with risk, loneliness, wonder, and death.
Release date: July 16
Price: US$9.99
Must Dash Amigos
A top-down battle racer filled with piñata stampedes, avocados, and mayhem for up to four players. Must Dash Amigos is a humorous, family friendly fun-fest with simple controls for anyone to play.
Release date: July 16
Price: TBA
Mochi Mochi Boy
Mochi Mochi Boy’s friends have been captured by the devil and it’s up to him to rescue them by solving devious tile puzzles! Stretch, slide, and collect slimes in this puzzle game where you fill all the tiles in a stage to progress.
Release date: July 17
Price: TBA
Etherborn
Etherborn is an elegant leap in the gravity-puzzle genre; an environmental puzzle platformer built on exploring and understanding gravity-shifting structures.
You are a voiceless being that has just been born into a world where a bodiless voice awaits your arrival. As your first thoughts emerge, you realise your journey has just begun. You must reach this ethereal voice to fully understand your own existence.
In this world, the laws of physics behave in a way that will bend your imagination. You experience gravity perpendicular to the surface you are standing on, allowing for creative exploration possibilities in environments carefully crafted as navigation-based puzzles.
Travel through beautiful and exotic sceneries where each level is an organic puzzle that you need to explore, manipulate and shift your gravity on in order to decipher the way forward.
Release date: July 18
Price: TBA
Welcome to Hanwell
Hanwell, once a safe haven from the horrors of the world, now a cesspit of anomalous scum. Explore a dense open world of terror, every building a unique location with its own story to tell. Strung together by the remnants of Hanwell.
There is something deeply unsettling about Hanwell. Unexplained noises, something in the corner of your eye or laying just beyond the shadows create an atmosphere that will keep you constantly on edge.
Monsters roam the streets. They occasionally get into the once protected buildings. What you do with them is up to you, be resourceful and pick up whatever you can find in order to fight them. Or run. And don’t look back.
There is an entire city to explore, featuring different environments each more distinct than the last. From residential homes, old English pubs, parks, stores, supermarkets and government buildings, all the way to the infamous HCPP research center. Each location holds its own backstory, leading to your arrival.
Jump in, turn out the lights and discover the terrifying world of Hanwell.
Release date: July 19
Price: US$14.99
And that’s your new Xbox Games July 15-19th list. What do you think about the new Xbox games coming this week? Are you going to be picking up one of the above titles? Let us know in the comments below or on Twitter, Facebook, or MeWe.
Last Updated on February 3, 2021.
