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Best Games by Happy Brocc Games on Xbox One

The Xbox One was released in 2013 with an online gaming emphasis. Along with enhanced visuals and sound it enable you to record and stream gameplay online. It originally launched with the camera Kinect controller but later was sold separately.

You can play many Xbox and Xbox 360 games via the system's Backward Compatible feature. You can't use Xbox 360 controllers, and the Kinect controller was also a new version. But you can use Xbox One controllers on Xbox Series S and X.

Xbox One
Xbox One S - smaller and with 4K video supper
Xbox One X - high end version with improved hardware

Platform Details

Genres: Adventure, Brain Game, Communication, Narrative, Point-and-Click and Puzzle
Era: 2021 - 2024
Total Games: 2
Total Likes: 8

Duck Detective:
The Secret Salami

RECOMMENDED

Duck Detective: The Secret Salami is a crime adventure about a down-on-his-luck detective duck.

Duck Detective: The Secret Salami is a crime adventure about a down-on-his-luck detective duck. Play involves exploring the crime scenes to find clues and using them to complete statements about what happened.

Out Now: Mac, PC, Switch, Xbox One and Xbox X|S

Kraken
Academy

Kraken Academy is a narrative adventure where it's your first day at high school.

Kraken Academy is a narrative adventure where it's your first day at high school. No ordinary high school though, it's a melting pot of wacky personalities and fantasy goings-on: ghosts fill the art department, cultists meet below the monkey bars and now crocodiles are eating children.

Out Now: Mac, PC, Switch and Xbox One

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