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Posted 1 month ago by Jack Watling

There are 17 new games releasing between December 7th and December 13th, you can find details for each here. Which are you planning on picking up?

Posted 6 months ago by Sean Carey

Xbox Game Pass is adding a whopping 17 titles to the subscription service for December. In addition, eight games are getting touch control optimization.

Posted 6 months ago by Brittany Vincent

We have just picked up new achievements for Unto The End. There are 11 achievements worth a total of 1,000 Gamerscore, none of which are secret.

Posted 7 months ago by Rich Stone

Unto The End, an action-adventure game about journeying back to your family, had previously been confirmed to arrive on Xbox Game Pass on day one. Now, we have a release date.

Posted 7 months ago by Heidi Nicholas

With the global situation causing ID@Xbox to abandon its plans for this year's Games Developer Conference, the ID@Xbox team is instead highlighting all the indie games coming to Xbox via a new YouTube Series.

Posted 1 year ago by Sean Carey

2 Ton Studios, the developers behind the upcoming game Unto the End, has revealed a little information on how a deal with Xbox Game Pass works and thoughts on the subscription-based model as a whole.

Posted 1 year ago by Sean Carey

The second episode of the ID@Xbox Game Pass showcase confirmed six more games for Xbox Game Pass on console and 11 more games for Xbox Game Pass for PC.

Posted 2 years ago by Rebecca Smith

Spiritfarer, Blair Witch and Way to the Woods are just three of over 20 independently developed titles that Microsoft showed off at their E3 conference with an ID@Xbox sizzle reel.

Posted 2 years ago by Andy Mills

2 Ton Studios, has announced its next game will be making its way to the console in 2018. Presenting Unto The End, a tale of loss, revenge, and maybe how the latter does not always -- if ever -- replace the former.

Posted 4 years ago by Mark Delaney