The Best Multiple-endings Games for Xbox One - Page 4

Join a magical girl with a soda-powered arsenal on a dreamy quest to save her home! In this part beat-‘em-up, part musical shooter, you’ll experience the whimsical story of Ria and Gin as they fight against sinister invaders from another dimension…and maybe even groove to that funky beat!

Take the role of an elite knight and battle your way through action-packed levels with intense sword fighting gameplay in this neo-classic side scrolling action platformer. Save the city from a deadly terrorist organisation hell-bent on exposing the truth you were sworn to protect.

FightNJokes is a semi-humorous retro style 2D fighting game created from original IP while taking a gentle poke at the more serious sides of Fighting Games.

Starlight Shores is an island-themed romance game where you'll visit the town of Seaside with your friends. Party under the stars, play games together, and remember that your choices matter!

It's not what you say, it's how you say it. We should talk is a short-form narrative game that will make you think carefully about the words you choose. Can your relationship survive the night?

A sweet romance story with four heroines set in an all-girls’ boarding school in France in 1896, featuring a crossdressing male protagonist.

The new enhanced edition of Soul Axiom - a first-person story-driven adventure puzzle game, set in the beautiful, haunting cyber-world of Elysia. Collect unique hand powers, discover multiple endings and choose your own destiny as you unravel the mystery of your digital afterlife.

The game is a spin-off and crossover between the Transformers game series based on the film franchise, and the Cybertron game series, making it the fourth game in the former and the third one in the latter;[1] its film canon component is a sequel to the Dark of the Moon game and a prequel to the Age of Extinction film, whereas its Cybertron canon component is set in between the games War for Cybertron and Fall of Cybertron. [2] The story revolves around the eponymous Dark Spark, a powerful Cybertronian artifact; in the film continuity, the Autobots attempt to reclaim it from the mercenary Lockdown before he can use it for his own nefarious schemes, while in the Cybertron continuity, the Decepticons race with the Autobots to retrieve it first and destroy their rivals once and for all.

Low gets thrown from the top floor of a building, and he falls into the dark world. After his fall, Low wants to return but he finds the door locked by Red One The World Keeper. Thus, Low starts looking for the key hoping revenge.