MICROSOFT: Goat Simulator among indie games coming first on console to Xbox One

MCV Staff 12th August 2014 Publishing

Microsoft has announced a slew of indie games coming first on console to Xbox platforms, including bizarre PC parody Goat Simulator.

Chris Charla, director of Microsoft’s ID@Xbox division, introduced the games on-stage at Microsoft’s Gamescom presentation.

Several of the games had trailers shown, including time-bending puzzle shooter game Superhot and MOBA Smite.

Over 100 additional indie games are said to be in development for Xbox One as part of the ID@Xbox programme.

The full list of indie titles shown at the event is as follows:

Blues and Bullets

Below

Cuphead

Dungeon of the Endless

Fruit Ninja Kinect 2

Funk of Titans

Ghost of a Tale

Goat Simulator

Funscape

Massive Chalice

Inside

Knight Squad

Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime

#IDARB

No Time to Explain

Plague Inc.: Evolved

Rivals of Aether

Smite

SlashDash

Space Engineers

Spectra

Pneuma: Breath of Life

Threes!

The Escapists

Volgarr the Viking

SpeedRunners

Superhot

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