XBOX: Limbo dev’s Inside leads Xbox One 2015 indie line-up

The next game from Limbo developers Playdead is leading Microsoft’s 2015 line-up.
It’s called Inside and is a stylish side-scrolling puzzle platformer, that looks to take place amidst some sort of oppressive society.

It will be released first on Xbox One and will arrive early next year.

Also on the way are smartphone hit Plague Inc, White Night, Earthlock, Cuphead, Drifter, Lifeless Planet, Slash Dash, Fru, Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime, Mighty No.9, Grave, FenixRage, Woolfe, #IDARB, Techland’s Hellraid and the previously touted Below.

All will be released as part of Microsoft’s ID@Xbox indie publishing initiative.

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