Three new games for Xbox: One free and two more surprises available today

Three very different games arrive today on Xbox: free multiplayer, cooperative roguelike, and retro gems.

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We’re kicking off July with three new releases on Xbox that offer very different but complementary proposals, including a new free-to-play multiplayer mech game perfect for fans of third-person combat and futuristic sci-fi.

Alongside it, a cooperative game ideal for playing with friends and an arcade compilation that will delight nostalgic gamers have also landed. None of the three are coming to Game Pass, but all are available now on the Xbox Store.

New games available on Xbox on July 1st

Mecha Break
Free-to-play multiplayer
One of the most anticipated titles of this month’s kick-off. Mecha Break is a third-person multiplayer shooter centered on mech combat with large, destructible environments and plenty of action. The game offers an extensive customization system, several PvP and PvE modes, and an intense arcade-style pace. It’s available for free starting today.

Irem Collection Volume 3
Paid game – Xbox Series
This third collection from the legendary Japanese developer includes three classic titles: Mr. Heli, Mystic Riders, and Dragon Breed. Each represents a distinct era of side-scrolling action, with scrolling, shooting, and boss battles. Ideal for collectors and retro gaming enthusiasts, it arrives with optional visual enhancements and modern gameplay modes.

No Heroes Here 2
Paid game – Xbox One and Series
The sequel to a fun cooperative title with pixel art aesthetics and castle defense mechanics. No Heroes Here 2 retains its essence but adds roguelike touches, new characters, items, and procedurally generated levels. It can be played solo or with up to 4 players, both online and locally.

July is starting off with a healthy dose of multiplayer action, frantic cooperation, and arcade nostalgia. Three very different games that expand Xbox’s offerings for all types of players. Which one will you start with?