Xbox next week: Godzilla remaster, Zero Parades and 30+ releases

Pure Xbox has published its roundup of Xbox releases for 2-6 November, and the list runs past 30 games. Among the names it flags are Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee Remastered, Zero Parades: Director's Cut and Solo Leveling: Arise Overdrive. The same roundup notes that Xbox Game Pass is adding at least five games across multiple days of that week. The dates below are the ones the roundup gives for each title, so treat them as the schedule it reports rather than a confirmed store listing.

If you are planning what to play next week, the spread matters more than any single release: the titles the roundup dates arrive across 2, 3, 4 and 5 November, not in one drop.

Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee Remastered arrives on 3 November. The roundup describes it as the kaiju arena brawler coming back fully remastered, credited to Atari and the original developer Pipeworks. The remaster updates the 2002 fighter with enhanced visuals and quality-of-life improvements, according to the listing.

That is the extent of what the roundup states about the package: a 2002 game, the same developer credited, sharper visuals and tweaks to how it plays. The listing does not detail which modes or fighters return.

Zero Parades: Director's Cut also lands on 3 November. The roundup describes it as an espionage RPG from the creators of Disco Elysium, with a lead character it calls a brilliant but tormented operant on one final desperate assignment.

Same day, Solo Leveling: Arise Overdrive comes to Xbox Series, with action combat built around Sung Jinwoo's power as the Shadow Monarch and four-player cooperative raids. Pit of Goblin and Kitties on Planets also appear on the 3 November list, the latter a puzzle game about steering two astronaut cats with different abilities.

4 November carries a long list in the roundup. Lightyear Frontier reaches Version 1.0, with a mech used to farm on an alien planet. Void/Breaker also hits 1.0, described as movement-driven shooting built for speed. Outbreak: Dead City puts you with the H.A.D.E.S. special forces team in a zombie-overrun city, tasked with recovering research and evacuating a scientist.

Smaller entries fill the same day: Honey Route, a path-connection puzzle inside a beehive where you rotate hexagonal pieces to guide worker bees to a queen, Hidden Cats in Beijing with more than 700 hidden cats, The End of the Sun as a first-person Slavic fantasy adventure, and We are Eva, a 2D platformer played across multiple dimensions at once.

On 5 November the roundup lists Cat-Astrophy, a space action roguelite where a Star Cursor system and evolving modules push you to change your build each run, and Cat on the Jungle Path, a jeep-driving game through wilderness trails with geysers and puzzles. Dark Alley appears the same day as a cinematic detective adventure built on exploration, observation and storytelling.

Before you buy, check the store page for the platform each title supports: the roundup marks Solo Leveling: Arise Overdrive for Xbox Series specifically, while the other entries are listed without that tag. Prices are not given in the roundup, so the store listing is where to confirm what you pay.