Games from Terrifier Horror Film and SpongeBob Coming to Xbox Next Week

SpongeBob's Tide-Turning Adventure & Terrifying Arcade Mayhem Arrive on Xbox Next Week

Microsoft, via Xbox Wire, has revealed the upcoming game releases for November 17–21, highlighting two contrasting titles. On November 18, SpongeBob: Titan of the Tides arrives, an adventure where the Flying Dutchman and King Neptune's conflict plunges the ocean into chaos, and SpongeBob and Patrick must use their courage and wits to set things right. Adding a darker flavor to the release window, Terrifier: The Arcade Game arrives on November 21, optimized for Xbox Series X|S. This retro beat 'em up, inspired by classics like Punch-Out!!, lets players take on the role of Art the Clown and spread mayhem across the sets of his own movie—because Art has other plans for the production. Xbox fans can look forward to these titles as part of a larger lineup of over 35 games coming soon. Check Xbox Wire for more information and a complete list.

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