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But therein lies the thrill, and a thrill you can enjoy with friends. Don't let its cute exterior deceive you: here be very real danger. Or a bird the size of a helicopter, or a fish the size of The Meg. Because, yes, those tiny insects you find a bit creepy in real-life are actually terrifying when they're much bigger than you. The small-made-big world of Grounded is a constant source of wonder.ДЄnd terror. It's a survival game so you need to eat and drink, but you eat adorable aphids, and slurp drops of dew you knock down from blades of grass that tower up high above you. And it's a ridiculously charming place to be. Is Honey, I Shrunk the Kids even a reference that works these days? Regardless, being shrunk to the size of an insect, in a back garden, is a powerful set-up for a game.

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What does that mean? Well, we've defined that here as games that are either: exclusive to the consoles (of which there are only a couple at present), new cross-gen games that arrived on Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S simultaneously, or earlier Xbox One games that have been updated with significant Xbox Series X/S patches, which Microsoft handily labels as 'optimised for Xbox Series X/S'.Д«ecause of the much greater number of 'optimised' games that the Xbox Series X/S has compared to the PS5, we've expanded this list slightly to 17 games, but you can expect this list to grow quickly as the library for Microsoft's latest machines is fleshed out. If you want that full backlog taken into consideration, take a look at our best Xbox One games list, which has some lovely picks, from major classics to hidden gems, and our lists of the best Game Pass games and all Xbox backwards compatibility games are probably of interest to you, too.ДЇor this list, like our best PS5 games list, we're focusing purely on actual Xbox Series X/S games. But the new ones are beginning to trickle through, and thanks to that full backwards compatibility - and the huge range of next-gen-optimised games that Xbox has assembled - there's plenty of choice. Thanks to the new consoles still being in their relative infancy, many of the best Xbox Series X games (and Series S games) are cross-generation ones.