Partial List of Games That Use XNA
| Game | Year | Platform(s) | Developer | Publisher |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AI War: Fleet Command | 2009 | Windows | Arcen Games | Arcen Games |
| A.R.E.S.: Extinction Agenda | 2010 | Windows, OnLive | Extend Studio | Origo Games |
| Bastion | 2011 | Windows, Xbox 360, Chrome, iOS, Linux | Supergiant Games | Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment |
| Blazing Birds | 2009 | Xbox 360 | Vector 2 Games | Microsoft Studios |
| Bloodline Champions | 2011 | Windows | Stunlock Studios | Funcom |
| Blueberry Garden | 2009 | Windows | Erik Svedäng | Erik Svedäng |
| Breath of Death VII | 2009 | Windows, Xbox 360 | Zeboyd Games | Zeboyd Games |
| Capsized | 2011 | Windows | Alientrap | Alientrap |
| Chime | 2010 | Windows, Xbox 360 | Zoe Mode | Valcon Games |
| Cloud Blaster | 2012 | Windows Phone | Husky Paw Games | Husky Paw Games |
| Crackdown 2: Project Sunburst | 2010 | Windows Phone | Seed | Microsoft Studios |
| Cthulhu Saves the World | 2010 | Windows, Xbox 360 | Zeboyd Games | Zeboyd Games |
| Dust: An Elysian Tail | 2012 | Xbox 360 | Humble Hearts | Microsoft Studios |
| EvilQuest | 2012 | Windows, Xbox 360 | ChaosSoft Games | ChaosSoft Games |
| EvilQuest 2 | TBA 2013 | Windows, Xbox 360 | ChaosSoft Games | ChaosSoft Games |
| Fez | 2012 | Xbox 360 | Polytron | Trapdoor |
| Flotilla | 2010 | Windows, Xbox 360 | Blendo Games | Blendo Games |
| Fusion Genesis | 2011 | Xbox 360 | Starfire Studios | Microsoft Studios |
| Grey: The Lost Technology | 2012 | Windows, Xbox 360 | Team Aurora | Team Aurora |
| Guncraft | 2012 | Windows | EXATO GAME STUDIOS | EXATO GAME STUDIOS |
| Ilomilo | 2011 | Windows Phone, Xbox 360 | SouthEnd Interactive, Microsoft Studios | Microsoft Studios |
| Infiniminer | 2009 | Windows | Zachary Barth | Zachary Barth |
| I Made a Game with Zombies in It! | 2009 | Xbox 360, Windows Phone | Ska Studios | Ska Studios |
| Islands of Wakfu | 2011 | Xbox 360 | Ankama Play | Microsoft Studios |
| Kodu | 2009 | Windows, Xbox 360 | Microsoft Studios | Microsoft Studios |
| Kung Fu Strike: The Warrior’s Rise | 2012 | Windows, Xbox 360 | Qooc Soft | 7sixty |
| Lucidity | 2009 | Windows, Xbox 360 | LucasArts | LucasArts |
| Magicka | 2011 | Windows | Arrowhead Game Studios | Paradox Interactive |
| Miner Wars 2081 | 2012 | Windows, Xbox 360 | Keen Software House | Keen Software House |
| Plain Sight | 2010 | Windows | Beatnik Games | Beatnik Games |
| Rocket Riot | 2009 | Xbox 360, Windows Phone, iOS | Codeglue | THQ |
| Schizoid | 2008 | Xbox 360 | Torpex Games | Microsoft Studios |
| Solar | 2009 | Xbox 360 | Murudai | Murudai |
| Solar 2 | 2011 | Windows, Xbox 360 | Murudai | Murudai |
| Skulls of the Shogun | 2012 | Windows, Xbox 360, Windows Phone | 17-Bit | Microsoft Studios |
| Sol Survivor | 2009 | Windows, Xbox 360 | Cadenza Interactive | Cadenza Interactive |
| Terraria | 2011 | Windows | Re-Logic | Re-Logic |
| The Adventures of Shuggy | 2011 | Windows, Xbox 360 | Smudged Cat Games | Valcon Games |
| The Dishwasher: Dead Samurai | 2009 | Xbox 360 | Ska Studios | Microsoft Studios |
| The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile | 2011 | Xbox 360 | Ska Studios | Microsoft Studios |
| The Harvest | 2010 | Windows Phone | Luma Arcade | Microsoft Studios |
| The Path of Go | 2010 | Xbox 360 | Microsoft Studios | Microsoft Studios |
| Weapon of Choice | 2008 | Xbox 360 | Mommy's Best Games | Mommy's Best Games |
| Yo-Ho Kablammo | 2009 | Xbox 360 | Canalside Studios | Microsoft Studios |
| Zeit 2 | 2011 | Windows, Xbox 360 | Brightside Games | Ubisoft |
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