Top 10 Weirdest Xbox Games

While PlayStation has its fair share of weird games, Xbox also has some weird stuff. To qualify for this list, it either has to be an Xbox exclusive or a game that's also been ported to Xbox.

If I forgot something, feel free to add it.

The Top Ten

Catherine

This game feels like an LSD trip. No, I'm not exaggerating. You play as a main character who has to choose between two women who are conveniently named Catherine, while also playing through weird dream levels where you can get brutally murdered and make all sorts of odd choices throughout.
'Splosion Man

You play as a guy with explosive... farts? I believe that's the concept, but I could be wrong here. It gets repetitive after the span of four minutes, and that's me being generous. It's boring and just bizarre through and through.
Ms. 'Splosion Man

It has been ported to the Switch, but it originally was an Xbox title. The unnecessary sequel to the aforementioned 'Splosion Man. The only noticeable differences are that your character is female, and she talks. That's it. Otherwise, it's the same game.
Sanicball

For one dollar, you get a game where you play as Sonic meme characters racing around different maps. It's oddly kind of fun, but again, it's a very out-there kind of concept for a racing game. If you want to check it out, brace yourself for a bizarre, one-of-a-kind experience.
Fatum Betula

It looks like a Nintendo 64 game, and also kind of plays like one. It's, honestly, hard to describe other than puzzling. If you have an Xbox and feel like checking it out, be my guest. It's a very unorthodox kind of game.
Goat Simulator

This game is an open sandbox where you can just do whatever the hell you want. It's fun, but it becomes stale after ten minutes because you've experienced everything there is to do in it. If you want a cheap laugh, it provides a few, but it doesn't leave a long-lasting impression, which can also be said about the sequel.
Goat Simulator 3
South Park: The Stick of Truth
Ratshaker

I played this game for twelve minutes to see what it had to offer. It lives up to its title, all right, but it definitely brings a sense of unease with its gameplay and direction. If you're a fan of weird games or bizarre horror experiences, it can offer some mild intrigue.
Lollipop Chainsaw