XBox One and Windows 10 Programs [UWP, X0, W10]

iroboto said:
First unannounced game ;)
I think we're pretty sure of some future franchises already, and I imagine there is some expectation of MS going back to post patch their games to support Scorpio.
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Yeah I know what we expect...but nothing has been explicitly announced until this as far as I know...
 
Silent_Buddha said:
What is going to be interesting is older UWP games that aren't Play Anywhere. For example, Quantum Break. Will it use the XBO code on Project Scorpio or will it use the UWP code on Project Scorpio? Or will they update the engine for the newer and more universal UWP? Yes, yes, I know redundant, but the newer UWP "is" more universal than the older UWP. :p
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I would expect any older games that have a uwp equivalent to use the xo version by default.
couple reasons:
1. xo games will run without patching, updates, fixes needed. uwp isn't/wasn't as stable a platform, won't have same issue going forward as games will be able to be developed against it.

2. Things like settings page. Wouldn't be 'suitable' for console audience.

Being majority of uwp games are ms first party though, I could see them patching them, so Scorpio would get uwp version.
QB slightly less likely.
 
Arnold Beckenbauer said:
What I don't understand: where are all these games like Gameloft's Asphalt, Modern Combat, and others or EA's FIFA?
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If that's any consolation, here is a complete list of 22 ID@Xbox games recently announced, many of them UWP-Play Anywhere:

  • Aven Colony (Team17 Software Ltd.) [Xbox One] – Aven Colony is a city-building, sci-fi strategy game where players have to build their own colony on Aven Prime while combating the challenges that only a hostile planet can provide.
  • Beat the Game (Worm Animation) [Xbox One, Windows 10] – Adventure gaming meets music making in this surreal game where you’ll need to find your way by collecting items and discovering sounds. Get ready to pump up your volume, dim the lights, and enjoy this unique style of artwork and sound.
  • Cities: Skylines – Xbox One Edition (Tantalus/Paradox Interactive) [Xbox One, Windows 10] – The hit city-building game comes to console at last. Cities: Skylines is all about creating your perfect metropolis while keeping the people of your fledgling town busy and happy as you expand your concrete empire.
  • Etherborn (Altered Matter) [Xbox One] – Etherborn is an exploration platformer set in a strange and exotic world where the laws of physics behave in a completely different way than in ours. The game offers a series of navigation-based puzzles; you’ll have to explore your surroundings in order to figure out each one’s underlying logic, find the correct route to advance, and unlock it.
  • Fable Fortune (Flaming Fowl Studios) [Xbox One, Windows 10] – Set in the whimsical world of Albion, Fable Fortune is a Fable-themed collectible card game (CCG) that combines the franchise’s most cherished gameplay systems with an array of pioneering game modes including full co-op!
  • Full Metal Furies (Cellar Door Games) [Xbox One, Windows 10] – Full Metal Furies is a team-based brawler where cooperation is the key to victory. Never fight alone by playing with friends or quick-switching in solo. The game will challenge you to think like a team, and to rethink what a brawler could be.
  • Graveyard Keeper (Lazy Bears Games/tinyBuild) [Xbox One, Windows 10] – Graveyard Keeper is a cemetery management simulator that allows you to build and manage your own graveyard, find ways to cut costs, expand into witch-burning festival entertainment, and scare villagers into attending church to name just a few of your ventures. You must do whatever it takes to build a thriving business in this capitalism economy; it just happens to be a graveyard.
  • Inner Chains (Telepaths Tree) [Xbox One] – Inner Chains is a mature first-person horror game embedded in an unprecedented surreal world. Your objective is to understand and unravel the mysteries of the mystical world while overcoming many dangers created by its biomechanical environment. The world of Inner Chains no longer resembles the one you know. From forgotten, mountain ruins, through a dangerous forest where flora and fauna are your mortal enemies, to the great temples built by a mysterious caste, whose existence and objectives hide many secrets — by wandering through this world you will be able to learn the story that’s carved in these places, and use it to fight the enemy.
  • Mages of Mystralia (Borealys Games) [Xbox One, Windows 10] – In Mages of Mystralia, you will accompany Zia as she strikes off to train and learn to control her magical abilities that had her exiled. Journey across the lands to meet other exiled mages and uncover runes with magical properties that can be combined into millions of different possibilities, letting you craft completely new and incredible spells!
  • Moonlighter (Digital Sun Games) [Xbox One] – Moonlighter is an Action RPG with rogue-lite elements that demonstrates two sides of the coin — revealing everyday routines of Will, an adventurous shopkeeper that secretly dreams of becoming a hero. During an archaeological excavation, a set of Gates were discovered. People quickly realized that these ancient passages lead to different realms and dimensions. Rynoka, a small commercial village, was found near the excavation site providing brave and reckless adventurers treasures beyond measure.
  • >observer_ (Bloober Team) [Xbox One] – >observer_ is a first-person psychological horror game that focuses on a dark, dystopian setting and deep, character-driven storytelling. Discover a dark cyberpunk world beset by plagues, war, and squalor. Play as the new front line of neural police as you hack into the jagged minds of the insane.
  • Ooblets (Glumberland) [Xbox One, Windows 10] – Oobletsis a farming and creature collecting game. It’s been likened to Pokémon smushed into Harvest Moon and stirred up with some Animal Crossing. You’ll manage a farm, explore a bunch of weird places, find wild ooblets (that’s the name of the creatures), battle other ooblet trainers, collect all sortsa stuff, and even manage a little shop!
  • Path of Exile (Grinding Gear Games) [Xbox One] – Path of Exile is a modern twist on the traditional isometric Action RPG (ARPG), played on a persistent online realm where players conquer foes and hunt for rare items together. As your wealth grows, you can trade your items to build the ultimate character. It is designed around a strong online item economy, deep character customization, competitive PvP and ladder races.
  • Ruiner (Reikon/Devolver Digital) [Xbox One, Windows 10] – Ruiner is a brutal action shooter set in the year 2091 against the backdrop of the cyber-metropolis, Rengkok. A wired sociopath lashes out against a corrupt system to uncover the truth and retrieve his kidnapped brother under the guidance of a secretive hacker guide. Combine preternatural reflexes, augmented tools, and the arsenal of your fallen foes to dismantle the corporate titans and virtuality dealers of HEAVEN.
  • Snake Pass (Sumo Digital Limited) [Xbox One, Windows 10] – Snake Pass is a physics-based action-puzzle game that sees the player slither, curl, and climb their way through increasingly challenging worlds filled with evermore intricate obstacles and fiendishly mind-bending objectives.
  • Songbringer (Wizard Fu/Double Eleven Limited) [Xbox One] – Songbringer is a sci-fi Action RPG with swords, secrets, dungeons, bosses… and stuff. You play the role of protagonist and accidental hero, Roq Epimetheos. With a propensity for partying and making music, he cruises the galaxy with his skybot Jib aboard the ship Songbringer, searching for verdant planets absent the presence of galactic police.
  • Super Mega Baseball 2 (Metalhead Software) [Xbox One] – Customize your squad, step up to the plate, and knock ‘em out of the park. The makers of Super Mega Baseball have returned with a brand-new, streamlined baseball simulator that’ll keep you coming back for more. Build your dream team and challenge your opponents to a good old-fashioned game of hardball, online and off.
  • Tacoma (Fullbright) [Xbox One] – The second game from Fullbright, creators of the critically acclaimed Gone Home, Tacoma puts you in control of Amy Ferrier, an independent contractor sent to Lunar Transfer Station Tacoma to recover sensitive data. As she explores the station, she unearths why the previous crew of six have been evacuated, gathering clues to what exactly went wrong. Like Gone Home, it’s a game where you pull details of the narrative from the environment, both physical, and digital. Tacoma is a story about people and relationships, even in the isolation of outer space.
  • The Church in Darkness (Paranoid Productions) [Xbox One] – The Church in the Darkness combines a unique narrative with tight top-down action-infiltration gameplay in an open-ended environment. As Vic, an ex-law enforcement officer, you travel to South America to get into Freedom Town and check on your nephew, Alex. Play how you want – you can avoid detection completely, take on the guards using non-lethal methods, or kill anyone who gets in your way. But you’ll have to live with the consequences of those choices.
  • The Way of Life: Definitive Edition (CyberCoconut/Hexagon Hive) [Xbox One] – The Way of Life makes the player relive the same experience from the point of view of the three characters of different ages: an adult, an old man, and a child. Every experience features different gameplay elements from different genres: platforming, adventure, exploration, you name it.
  • Tokyo 42 (SMAC Games) [Xbox One] – Tokyo 42 is the lovechild of Syndicate and GTA 1. Set in a future Tokyo, the game will see you become an assassin and uncover a dark conspiracy that will affect everyone.
  • Tower 57 (Pixwerk) [Xbox One, Windows 10] – Tower 57 is a new Xbox One and Windows 10 co-op twin-stick shooter that supports Xbox Play Anywhere. Tower 57 aims to challenge your imagination and test your gaming skills, but also takes them to another level. Imagine being lost in a steampunk-themed tower-like fortress full of threats straight from campy sci-fi stories. Some of these enemies have tentacles, others with cutting-edge lasers, but all share the same agenda: putting an end to your existence. Now think of the same situation, but with a Tesla gun in your hand, plenty of ammo at your disposal, and a friend who’s got your back. Sounds like a much different, more explosive story doesn’t it?
 
That game mode is just one more thing that makes getting a PC for gaming more of a possibility for me...
 
Cyan said:
Interesting news/article. How game mode will make games run better on Windows. Current UWP limitations -use of console's resources- for UWP games on Xbox One. And a very interesting tidbit about Windows and Xbox which is quite candid.

https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2017/03/how-game-mode-will-make-games-run-better-on-windows/
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This sounds like the current uwp apps/games.
My understanding from the creators presentation was that Xbox would get uwp game support later on in the year.
 
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A guy installs the first version of MS-DOS, and he upgrades it to all versions of Windows until it reaches 10, and he checks if the programs and documents continue to run at every leap.


The PC, a world of almost infinite backwards compatibility. :oops::oops:Isn't the PC the true Universal Platform?
 
Game Calendar is a new UWP app, that lets you keep track of upcoming game releases for Xbox One, PC, PS4, Nintendo Switch, PSV, Nintendo 3DS...
The main feature of the app is listing upcoming games, you can filter your preferable gaming platforms.

By clicking into a game page, there are pictures, videos, release date information of the game. You can choose to alarm remind when the game is released via outlook calendar. Also you can see what’s coming out lately on each gaming platform. If the game is not on the list you can search it.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/sto...24637a10fa2fe4cb625f174)(213688)(2795219)()()
 
Hey guys, I just got an XB1S. What non-gaming Windows apps can I currently use on this console without being part of the Xbox Insider program?

Sorry for asking, I'll read through this thread, just looking for some quick replies.
 
Insider App currently has Skype Preview & Palladins. Photos & Wireless Display apps are no longer showing in the app for me.

Tommy McClain

Sent from my LG-H634 using Tapatalk
 
Megadrive1988 said:
Hey guys, I just got an XB1S. What non-gaming Windows apps can I currently use on this console without being part of the Xbox Insider program?

Sorry for asking, I'll read through this thread, just looking for some quick replies.
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All the existing apps tnat are marked as UWP are availabke for public dashboard version users.

AzBat listed the only apps that are currently under test cycles in the insider program.
 
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