Xbox kinect games new releases

Both developed by Virtual Air Guitar Company, these two Kinect games are aimed at the younger gamer and provide some basic gameplay options without the complex interaction of other titles. Boom Ball for Kinect is a simple ball game that kind of acts like a three dimensional version of pong. Balls are thrown at the player who must deflect them back at the screen with their hands while trying to aim the ball at obstacles onscreen. Because of its target demographic, adults may have trouble playing as the game will automatically assume all players are the height of a 12 year old child.

Younger players will have no problem though and may even appreciate the handicap given to their adult competition. Squid Hero for Kinect is more of an endless runner with players tasked with navigating a swimming squid around obstacles while trying to collect as many items as possible. The game is remarkably easy to play and is particularly fun for kids in 2 player mode with the customizable hats adding an extra level of playability. The gameplay consists of mirroring the digital music video on screen and matching the moves that appear in a timely fashion.

It is super fun at parties though and the recently added online multiplayer and friend challenges provide significant content to keep many fans coming back for more. At least until the next annual instalment comes out. Designed to provide Xbox One owners with a way to stay fit, Xbox Fitness is available to all Xbox Gold subscribers and offers around 30 workout videos for free for users to play. The technology is fairly impressive and for the most part truly provides a great source of motivation… when it works.

Straight from the Xbox Media Briefing — see the exciting new Kinect for Xbox titles coming out later this year in this montage. Categories: News , Videos , Xbox News. By Josh Romero : He is a lover of videogames, as well as metal music, Gilmore Girls, chatting, social networking, Phoenix Suns, reading, writing and many other nerdy things. Read his posts here and connect with him on Youtube. Check out the latest video game news here l! And it's not even a console game.

Described as a sci-fi body horror market tycoon game, players must buy, sell, and trade both human and alien organs. While the game can be played with just a keyboard and mouse, for whatever reason Strange Scaffold has decided to make it possible to play using the Kinect.

Its official Steam page doesn't mention anything about Kinect support, with this information being exclusively revealed by Rock Paper Shotgun. This could effectively make this the last Kinect game ever made, provided no other developer decides to follow suit and incorporate it into their own game. Though the Kinect is no longer used for games in an official capacity, some modders have gone out of their way to add it to the likes of Grand Theft Auto 5 and Super Mario