What Most played games in the Microsoft Store? The answer comes directly from the Redmond company’s digital store (which is country wise) and provides a list of the fifty most played games on the Xbox. As you might expect, Call of Duty Warson and Fortnight are now at the top of the list.
The Italian list, Precisely, it is set up as follows:
- Call of Duty Warson
- Fortnight
- FIFA 21 (Xbox One)
- GTA5
- Rocket League
- Apex Legends
- Call of Duty Black Ops Cold War (Xbox One)
- Rule 2
- Creed Valhalla of the Assassin
- NBA 2K21
- Forza Horizon4
- Minecraft
- PES 2021
- FIFA 21 (Xbox Series X | S)
- FIFA 20
- Call of Duty Black Ops Cold War (Xbox Series X | S)
- Gears5
- Red Dead Rescue2
- Football Manager 2021 Xbox Edition
- The sea of thieves
- Roblox
- Assassin’s Creed Odyssey
- Battlefield Vs.
- The ark survived
- Who died by daylight
- Tom Clancy’s The Section 2
- F1 2020
- Forza Motorsport7
- Hollow Master Head Collection
- Cyberpunk 2077
- For respect
- TES 5 Skyrim
- Warframe
- Rainfall 76
- Dirty5
- Request
- Agricultural Simulator19
- Monster Hunter World
- Battlefield 1
- Witcher3
- The Creed look of the killer
- Star Wars Jedi Revenge Order
- Hollow 5 Defenders
- FIFA 19
- F1 2019
- World of Tanks
- PUBG
- Star Wars Battlefront II
- Need for speed heat
- NBA 2K21 next generation
Topping the list are regular suspects, including COD, Fortnight, FIFA, GTA5, Rocket League and Apex Legends. Further Moving to the United States. You can see The full list is here.
If we go instead Japan, Apex Legends surpassed both Fortnight and Call of Duty Warson. Dragon Quest XI, TYakuza 5 Remastered, Dragonball Z Kakarot, Sword Art Online, Code Ween and Final Fantasy XII are some of the most commonly Japanese titles. You can see The full list is here.
For the rest of the Xbox theme, we point out that the March 26 event will not see big announcements for Jeff Group.
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