Microsoft XNA - Partial List of Games That Use XNA

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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