Is Metal Eden on Xbox?
Well, yes—Metal Eden is most definitely available on Xbox Series X|S, and honestly, that’s a relief for all the sci-fi shooter fans (like me) who sometimes fret when an intriguing new release skips their platform of choice. The game officially launched on September 2, 2025, hitting Xbox right alongside PC and PlayStation 5, so no late arrivals or exclusivity drama this time.
RUINER (@ruinergame) shared on Twitter that their next title, Metal Eden, has officially launched on Steam, PS5, and Xbox, with more updates to come soon.
REIKON (@Reikon_official) announced that METAL EDEN launches on September 2, with updated demos rolling out for PC, PS5, and Xbox alongside the release.
There’s something satisfying about day-one parity for big action games—I distinctly remember grabbing my controller, snacks at the ready, feeling that little rush as the download ticked over midnight. And if you’re the sort of person who waits for official confirmation instead of rumor mill chatter, you can find Metal Eden on the Xbox Store, complete with chunky visuals, parkour combat, and enough mecha chaos to make your trigger finger twitch. The official Xbox page doesn’t just list it; they hype up all the features: 4K Ultra HD, 60+ FPS, optimized for Series X|S, and even cloud play if you’re feeling experimental.
Honestly, it’s kind of wild—years ago, Xbox had a reputation for being a little slow with weird, high-energy shooters from indie teams. Sometimes, it was like “Oh, that cool PC game? Maybe next year on console, if you’re lucky.” Not today. Metal Eden dropped with the rest, and the launch week banter on gaming forums was equal parts excited, salty, and filled with GIFs of failed wall jumps (those gravity hooks really take a minute to master).
If you’re adventuring in Moebius, wrestling with cyber troops, or just getting pummeled by the game’s brutal learning curve, you’re not doing it alone. It makes me remember the first time a game I was desperate for actually landed everywhere, and the weird camaraderie that forms online as everyone fumbles through the same boss fights.
So, for anyone debating—no need to search endlessly or second-guess. Metal Eden is on Xbox, it’s recent, and it seems pretty committed to making a big splash right out of the gate. Grab it on Series X|S, or try cloud play if you want to see those graphics strain your internet connection instead of your console. Just…don’t expect to look cool on your first run. No one does. And somehow, that’s half the fun.
