Throughout the interview, Spencer was cautious not to leak any details about unannounced games, maintaining an air of anticipation for future announcements.

Recent major releases on Game Pass, including Avowed and South of Midnight, have set the stage for more imminent reveals from Xbox.

Phil Spencer, CEO of Microsoft Gaming, recently hinted at the potential for more unannounced Xbox games to be released before the end of 2025.

Despite the delay of Fable 4 into 2026, Spencer expressed confidence in the Xbox game slate, suggesting that there are exciting unannounced titles on the horizon.

In an interview with Variety, Spencer confirmed that Xbox has several games planned for this year, including some that have yet to be revealed.

Speculation also surrounds other potential releases, including Project Kestrel, a sequel to Ghostwire Tokyo, and Dishonored 3, based on previous leaks from 2023.

During the interview, Spencer praised the success of recent titles like Avowed and South of Midnight, while also mentioning upcoming games such as Doom: The Dark Ages and The Outer Worlds 2.

Among the rumored projects is Minecraft Dungeons 2, along with potential partnerships that could lead to the development of Spyro 4.

Looking ahead, 2025 is shaping up to be a significant year for Xbox, with major releases like Doom, Ninja Gaiden 4, and a remake/remaster of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion.

The upcoming Xbox summer showcase in June 2025 is expected to unveil some of these unannounced titles and provide updates on previously leaked games.

Spencer also highlighted a positive business relationship with Nintendo, indicating collaborative efforts to engage players beyond the Xbox ecosystem, especially following the recent announcements regarding the Switch 2.

While Spencer expressed excitement about live-action adaptations like Fallout, he clarified that Microsoft is not focused on leading these projects.