Microsoft came out swinging at E3 2017. Starting with the reveal thatProject Scorpiois officially named Xbox One X, Microsoft emphasized the advantages of playing on its upcoming high-powered console. With 42 games shown during the conference — 22 of which were Xbox One console exclusives — Microsoft fired on virtually all cylinders this year, from AAA titles to indies, there was something for everyone. Here’s everything Microsoft put on display during its nearly two hour showing.

Xbox One X

Ditching its codename,Project Scorpio is officially the Xbox One X. The console launches on November 7 for $500. All of the technical details released earlier this year were confirmed on stage, along with the news that all current Xbox One accessories will be compatible with the Scorpio. Even with the X’s consummate power, when launched, it will be the smallest Xbox One model to date.

Forza Motorsport 7

To demonstrate the power of the X, Microsoft gave us our first look atForza Motorsport 7running in Ultra 4K and HDR. Stated as the most realistic entry in the franchise to date, racing will be more immersive and dynamic. Car parts will rattle at high speeds, weather will change in impactful ways, and the environments will be more lifelike than ever before. Microsoft also announced a six year partnership with Porsche, and rather curiously, unveiled a real new Porsche model, the 2018 GT2 RS.Forza Motorsport 7launches October 3 on Xbox One consoles and PC. It will likely be a Play Anywhere title.

Metro: Exodus

4A Games took the stage to reveal the third title in the Metro franchise,Metro: Exodus. Just likeMetro: 2033andMetro: Last Light,Exodusis set in a bleak post-apocalyptic world littered with terrifying beasts. The gameplay trailer showed off closed in environments, as well as a large open world.Exoduswill be playable in Ultra 4K and HDR on Xbox One X, and is slated for release sometime in 2018.

Assassin’s Creed Origins

As rumored since last year, the next Assassin’s Creed is calledAssassin’s Creed Origins. Set in Ancient Egypt, the story follows Bayek, one of the original Assassins, an Egyptian Sheriff and protector of his community. Ubisoft showed off a gameplay trailer, shown above. In the gameplay trailer, Bayek enters the region of Siwa for a mission called “The False Oracle” (a bounty mission). Two aspects stood out: you’re able to take on the perspective of a bird for a better vantage point, and there are slow motion effects in some areas of combat. In mid-descent,  Bayek slowed down to target an enemy with a well-placed arrow, but even cooler, during a different sequence, the camera went to a first person perspective with the arrow in motion.Assassin’s Creed Originslaunches on October 27. On Xbox One X, you can play in 4K Ultra HD and HDR.

PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds

Brendan Green from Bluehole Studio announced that the mega-popular PC battle royale gamePlayerUnknown’s Battlegroundswill make the jump to Xbox One later this year. An Xbox One console exclusive,Battlegroundswill be enhanced on Xbox One X with Ultra 4K and HDR support. The trailer shown, however representative of the game on Xbox One, looked more polished than it currently is on PC.

A unified, 4KMinecraft

Microsoft announcedthat most C++ versions ofMinecraftwill be updated to a new engine dubbed the “Bedrock Engine.”The Bedrock Enginecreates a unified platform, meaning that Xbox One users will be able to play with those on PC, Nintendo Switch, iOS, and more. The Bedrock Engine will also make it possible to bring “infinite worlds” to platforms besides just PC. Thanks to the unified structure,Minecraftwill receive a new community marketplace to make finding user-created content much more intuitive. A few platforms, however, will not receive the new engine, likely PS4 and OSX.Minecraftwill also receive a 4K update this fall.

State of Decay 2

“In this world of the living and the dead, how will you survive?” That was the last line in the latest trailer from Undead Labs’ highly anticipatedState of Decay 2. As previously reported,State of Decay 2is much larger than its predecessor, and based on the new trailer, it also has a startling attention to detail. As gory and gruesome as can be expected,State of Decay 2launches spring 2018 for Xbox One and PC, and will be part of the Play Anywhere program. On Xbox One X, visuals will be enhanced with Ultra 4K and HDR support.

Deep Rock Galactic

Originally announced for Steam Early Access earlier this year,Deep Rock Galacticwill also be an Xbox One exclusive. Developed by Ghost Ship Games, the the first person shooter resembles a mix ofBorderlandsandMinecraft. You play as a Dwarf whose job is to excavate different space biomes and vanquish enemies who get in your way. It has RPG elements such as a leveling system for weapons and skills, and procedurally generated caves to keep things interesting.

The Darwin Project

From Scavenger Studios,The Darwin Projectis a survival game with cartoonish graphics and zany powers. It has a battle royale vibe to it, as the announcer in the trailer counted down how many players remained.The Darwin Projectwill have interactivity with Mixer, and will take advantage of the additional power provided by the Xbox One X. A release date was not given, butThe Darwin Projectwill launch first on Xbox One and PC.

Dragon Ball FighterZ

Developed by Arc System Works, the studio behind the Guilty Gear franchise,Dragon Ball FighterZis a new 3v3 2D fighter. In motion, the fighter is chaotic, to put it lightly. Goku, Majin Buu, and Cell were shown as fighters, among others.Dragon BallFighterZcomes to Xbox One, PC, and PS4 in early 2018. Aclosed betais planned for this summer.

Black Desert

The Xbox One will receive a popular PC MMO in early 2018. Developer Pearl Abyss announced that the 2014 PC MMOBlack Desert Onlinewill be ported exclusively to Xbox One. Set in a medieval fantasy world,Black Desertfeatures sandbox style environments. On Xbox One X,Black Desertwill be enhanced with 4K support.

The Last Night

As far as indie titles go,The Last Nightwas one of the most intriguing shown during Microsoft’s press conference. Set in a post-cyberpunk world, and developed by Odd Tales,The Last Nightis a sidescrolling action platformer with beautiful pixelated graphics that will really shine in 4K on Xbox One X.The Last Nighthas a very apparentBlade Runner-vibe, and launches on Xbox One and PC sometime next year.

The Artful Escape

Another captivating indie title,The Artful Escapeuses music to tell the tale of Francis Vendretti. In the trailer, Vendretti is strapped with a guitar as he walks along a visually stunning 2D world. Really, it looks as if the graphics were hand-painted. Developed by Beethoven and Dinosaur,The Artful Escapestarted asThe Artful Escape of Francis Vendrettion Kickstarter in 2016. The game failed to reach its goal, but was soon picked up by Annapurna Interactive, the studio that recently publishedWhat Remains of Edith Finch. A release date wasn’t announced. Instead, we learned that it’s “coming when it’s damn ready.”The Artful Escapeis an Xbox One and PC exclusive with Xbox One X enhancements.

Originallyannounced earlier this year, we got a new glimpse at Bandai Namco’sCode Vein, a title that looks more and more like an animeDark Soulsthe more we see it.Code Veinlaunches on consoles in 2018, and features Xbox One X enhancements.

Sea of Thieves

We received an extended look at Rare’sSea of Thieves, and if you weren’t interested in the swashbuckling adventure before, the new gameplay might change your mind. The “shared world” adventure looks better than ever. We saw gameplay footage of a mission called “The Voyage of the Secret Shrine.” After starting on the ship deck, we submerge underwater and avoid sharks. The trailer was narrated with classic Rare humor, and demonstrated both third and first person perspectives. You use a map filled with riddles and a compass to find treasure, and we also got a glimpse at the weapon wheel.Sea of Thieveslooks like a much bigger and more exciting game than before. It launches on Xbox One and PC in 2018, and features Xbox One X enhancements.

Fullbright, the studio behind the heralded indieGone Home, finally announced a release date for its space mysteryTacoma, and it’s soon!Tacomalaunches on August 2 for Xbox One and PC.

Super Lucky’s Tale

Playful announcedSuper Lucky’s Tale, a charming Nintendo 64-era style platformer with a 2D/3D perspective similar toSuper Mario 3D Land. This will be Lucky’s second adventure, asLucky’s Talewas afree launch titleon Oculus Rift.Super Lucky’s Talelaunches on Xbox One and PC November 7.

Hold onto your hats,Cupheadhas a launch date! In a short and sweet trailer, Studio MDHR announced that its beautiful 1930s-style animated sidescroller launches September 29 for Xbox One and PC.

Crackdown 3

Microsoft revealed thatCrackdown 3launches on November 7, the same day as the Xbox One X, for Xbox One and PC. In the new footage, we learned that actor Terry Crews will play the lead role of Commander Jaxon. Crews was quite animated in the trailer, which fits perfectly with the over-the-top vibe of the series.Crackdown 3will join the Play Anywhere program, and features Xbox One X enhancements.

At E3 2017,Ashenrose from the ashes and delivered aDark Souls-style trailer. The trailer showed off epic battles, exploration, and an emphasis on teamwork. Developed by Aurora44,Ashenwas originally announced at E3 2015. The Xbox One exclusive features a lavish open world and polygonal art style. A release window was not provided.

Life is Strange: Before the Storm

While Dontnod develops the sequel toLife is Strange, fans of the original will get to play a three episode prequel story calledLife is Strange: Before the Storm. The first episode launches August 31.

Middle-Earth: Shadow of War

New gameplay footage showed off the revamped Nemesis system in the sequel toMiddle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor. The gameplay demonstrated how you may interact with nemesis fortresses and forge an army unique to each playthrough.Middle-Earth: Shadow of Warlaunches on October 10 for Xbox One, PS4, and PC.

Ori and the Will of the Wisps

If you played the radiant 2015 gemOri and the Blind Forest, chances are you won’t have to wait till the end of the trailer above to know that Ori is back for round two. Moon Studios’Ori and the Will of the Wispslooks just as gorgeous as the original. A release date was not provided, but it will launch exclusively on Xbox One and PC.

Anthemwas officially unveiledat EA Play, but at the end of Microsoft’s conference, we received our first look at gameplay from the upcoming BioWare game. You play as a “freelancer” in a world that feels like a mix of Destiny, Warframe, and Horizon Zero Dawn. Your character wears exo-suits called javelins, which are class-based and upgradable. The game has a heavy emphasis on playing with friends, as teammates can drop in and out across the beautiful and dangerous open world populated by strange and nefarious creatures.Anthemarrives in 2018, and features Xbox One X enhancements. Out of all of the games, shown running on Xbox One X,Anthemwas perhaps the most impressive.

Xbox One backwards compatibility expanded

Microsoft announced that the Xbox One will receive an update later this year to expand backwards compatibility to original Xbox titles. The lone confirmed game was the popularCrimson Skies: High Road to Revenge.

4K updates for existing games

With the release of Xbox One X, Microsoft announced that existing Xbox One games will receive free 4K upgrades. First party titles confirmed for Xbox One X upgrades include:

More than 30 third party titles will also receive 4K updates, includingFinal Fantasy XV,Resident Evil 7,Ghost Recon: Wildlands, andRocket League.

Sizzle reel

In addition to the games above, Microsoft showed off 19 games that are coming to Xbox One in a sizzle reel. Those games are as follows: