Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer Teases Unannounced Xbox Blockbusters For 2025

Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer Teases Unannounced Xbox Blockbusters For 2025

While out promoting the release of the Minecraft movie in North American theaters, Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer hinted at some big, unannounced titles coming in 2025.

By MarkJulian - Apr 21, 2025 07:04 PM EST
Filed Under: Xbox

In a recent interview with Variety, Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer shed light on the company's approach to Hollywood, coinciding with the release of the Minecraft movie.

Amidst discussions about Microsoft's broader entertainment strategy, Spencer offered an exciting glimpse into the future of Xbox gaming, highlighting several highly anticipated upcoming titles slated for release this year.

Spencer expressed enthusiasm for the current Xbox game lineup, stating, "For us and the rest of this calendar year, I really feel great about the slate of games. We just had Avowed come out, and I have to go backwards and just say Obsidian continues to do a great job. We’ve obviously talked about The Outer Worlds 2, South of Midnight, and Doom."

However, the Xbox chief also tantalized fans with the revelation of unannounced projects slated for 2025. "There’s more stuff, some stuff that’s unannounced and I’m walking in my head to make sure I don’t leak anything," Spencer teased, hinting at surprises yet to be unveiled.

Notably, Microsoft's recent shift away from strict console exclusivity suggests that these unannounced titles could also find their way to PlayStation 5 and PC platforms.

Spencer's confirmation that previously announced titles like The Outer Worlds 2 and Doom: The Dark Ages will see multi-platform releases underscores this evolving strategy, making the prospect of unannounced 2025 games even more intriguing for a wider gaming audience.

While Spencer remained tight-lipped on specifics, the gaming community is already abuzz with speculation. Rumors circulating suggest potential candidates for these mystery titles, including a possible sequel to Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 and a Gears of War Remaster Collection.

Adding further fuel to the fire, the long-rumored remake of The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion was recently confirmed and is set for an official unveiling tomorrow. This announcement aligns with Spencer's cautious approach to revealing upcoming projects, suggesting that the unannounced 2025 titles could be of similar caliber.

Gamers eager to learn more about these enigmatic projects won't have to wait too long. Microsoft has scheduled an Xbox Games Showcase event for June 8th, promising a deep dive into upcoming first-party Xbox titles. It is highly anticipated that more details regarding these unannounced 2025 games will be revealed during this showcase.

The tease of unannounced titles, coupled with Microsoft's increasing embrace of multi-platform releases, paints an exciting picture for the future of Xbox and the broader gaming ecosystem. Stay tuned to GameFragger for continued coverage and updates as more information emerges.

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