The Best Procedural Games for Xbox One - Page 2

Match Village is a minimalist puzzle and strategy game about merge buildings to create villages on colorful islands.

Rick Henderson is an endless horizontal-scrolling shoot 'em up with infinite replayability, a true homage to 16-bit shooters wrapped in graphics we all loved. Twitch your fingers through five enemy factions and their bosses, upgrade your ship and try to survive through unpredictable space events.

The Red Exile is a Survival Horror game with procedural level generation, perks, and an AI-controlled Killer.

A shooter based on the classic "Asteroids", but here you'll have to show your coordination using the right color on the right enemy, will your record enter the best of online rankings?

The Serpent Rogue is a botanical action-adventure game set in a medieval fantasy world. Master the art of alchemy, explore forgotten lands, tame wild beasts and protect the realm from impending disaster. You will craft, brew, boil, & concoct potions all in your stead to defeat an ominous danger!

The acclaimed strategy game from the creator of X-COM. Fight tactical battles on procedural maps against a foe that adapts to your tactics. Manage diplomacy and economy on a global scale. Research, explore, overcome. Includes two DLCs, a weapon pack, and digital extras.

Devious Dungeon 2 is a medieval-focused action platformer with RPG-styled upgrades and procedurally generated levels. It is said that great adventures await behind the walls of this dark castle. A dark castle filled with dungeons, danger, and loot!

Dive into the chillest watercraft simulator. Play, relax, or explore. It's your sea now.

Prototype TD 2 is a rogue-like tower defense game which focuses on replayability, giving the player meaningful decisions and a different experience each game. Design the route that enemies will follow and combine your tower types to adapt to a wide variety of procedurally generated maps.

You are an ordinary engineer sent to Colony 21 located on a distant planet to perform maintenance works. If you are tough enough to storm through a couple of levels, you might make it to an outpost where you can refuel and find hints on what has happened to the colonists. Once you die, the Colony AI will use the DNA that you have farsightedly left on the Base to create an exact copy of yourself.