Looking for something science fiction-y to play on PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S/One, and Switch? We’ve got you covered with these 2022 sci fi game releases.
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#20 Aperture Desk Job

Platform : PC

Release Date : March 1, 2022

#19 Plan 8

Platform : PC PS4 Xbox One

Release Date : TBA

#18 Warhammer 40,000: Darktide

Platform : PC XSX|S

Release Date : September 13, 2022

#17 Synced: Off Planet

Platform : PC

Release Date : 2022

#16 Somerville

Platform : PC XSX|S Xbox One

Release Date : 2022

#15 Unknown 9: Awakening

Platform : PC PS5 XSX|S

Release Date : 2022

#14 Elex II

Platform : PC PS5 XSX|S PS4 Xbox One

Release Date : March 1, 2022

#13 The Invincible

Platform : PC PS5 XSX|S

Release Date : TBA 2022

#12 Overprime

Platform : PC

Release Date : TBA

#11 Forever Skies

Platform : PC PS5 XSX|S

Release Date : TBA 2022

#10 Kerbal Space Program 2

Platform : PC PS5 XSX|S PS4 Xbox One

Release Date : TBA 2022

#9 Dead Space Remake

Platform : pc PS5 XSX|S

Release Date : 2023

#8 Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora

Platform : PC PS5 XSX|S Luna Stadia

Release Date : 2022

#7 Ghostwire: Tokyo

Platform : PC PS5

Release Date : March 25, 2022

#6 Homeworld 3

Platform : PC

Release Date : Q4 2022

#5 Forspoken

Platform : PC PS5

Release Date : October 11, 2022

#4 The Callisto Protocol

Platform : PC PS5 XSX|S

Release Date : 2022

#3 Starfield

Platform : PC XSX|S

Release Date : November 11, 2022

#2 Horizon Forbidden West

Platform : PS4 PS5

Release Date : February 18, 2022

#1 Atomic Heart

Platform : PC PS4 PS5 XSX|S Xbox One

Release Date : Q3/Q4 2022

BONUS

Destiny 2: The Witch Queen

Platform : PC PS4 PS5 XSX|S Xbox One Stadia

Release Date : February 22, 2022

Lego Star Wars The Skywalker Saga

Platform : PC PS4 PS5 XSX|S Xbox One Switch

Release Date : April 5, 2022

0:00 Intro
0:16 Aperture Desk Job
0:46 Plan 8
1:33 Warhammer 40,000: Darktide
2:14 Synced: Off Planet
3:05 Somerville
3:37 Unknown 9: Awakening
4:08 Elex II
4:42 The Invincible
5:15 Overprime
5:42 Forever Skies
6:31 Kerbal Space Program 2
6:59 Dead Space Remake
7:47 Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora
8:32 Ghostwire: Tokyo
9:03 Homeworld 3
9:38 Forspoken
10:21 The Callisto Protocol
11:18 Starfield
12:14 Horizon Forbidden West
12:48 Atomic Heart
13:18 BONUS

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Best Horror Games On Xbox Game Pass (October 2022)
Not to be confused with Survival horror.
A horror game is a video game genre centered on horror fiction and typically designed to scare the player. Unlike most other video game genres, which are classified by their gameplay, horror games are nearly always based on narrative or visual presentation, and use a variety of gameplay types.[1][2]

Sub-genres
Historically, the classification of video games into genres ignores the narrative themes, which would include science fiction or fantasy games, instead preferring systems based on the style of gameplay or at times, types of game modes or by platform. Horror games is the only narrative-based classification that has generally not followed this pattern, with the narrative genre label used broadly for games designed to scare players.[1] This broad association to the narrative theme of horror games leads to the lack of well-defined subgenres of horror games. Many gameplay-defined genres have numerous games with horror themes, notably the Castlevania platform game series uses monsters and creatures borrowed from numerous horror mythos. In such cases, these games are still categorized by their original gameplay genre, the horror aspect considered a literary aspect of the game.[3] However, there are some specific areas in the broad horror game classification that have been identified as unique subgenres in horror.

Survival horror
Main article: Survival horror
One of the best-defined and most common types of horror games are survival horror games. These games tend to focus on the survival of the player-character in a horror setting with limited resources, and thus tend to be more geared as an action game or action-adventure game.[4] A common theme of these games is escape or survival from the equivalent of a zombie apocalypse, with weapons, ammunition, and armor limited. The Resident Evil series coined the term and serves as the prime example of such games, though key conventions of the subgenre preceded the Resident Evil series. Other notable survival horror series include Alone in the Dark, Clock Tower, Fatal Frame, and Parasite Eve. Do you have what it takes to survive the haunted pizzeria? Find out by playing FNAF! Play now.

Action horror
Action horror games are a spinoff of survival horror games, where more action game elements from first person and third-person shooter games are used alongside the survival horror themes, making them more fast-paced than prior survival horror games. These grew in popularity following the release of Resident Evil 4 in 2005 and which persisted in the next two titles, Resident Evil 5 and Resident Evil 6, with gameplay that focused more on action-oriented combat than puzzles and problem-solving from previous titles (Resident Evil 7 returned to the series’ survival horror roots).[5][6] Examples of action horror games include The House of the Dead series, the Dead Space series, the Left 4 Dead series, and The Last of Us.

Check out the release window trailer for Atomic Heart, the mysterious first-person shooter from developer Mundfish. We’re starting to learn a bit more about it, though. The team describes the game as “an action-packed first-person shooter set in the alternative, retro-future version of the 1950s USSR.” Atomic Heart will be out for PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox One. And yes, if that soundtrack sounds a bit familiar, it’s because it is indeed being done by Mick Gordon (Doom, Doom Eternal).

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