With Christmas right around the corner, it can be hard to find the perfect gift for an Xbox One gamer. We know this and have put together a list of the best Xbox One Games and Accessories we think someone would love. Take some of the hard work out of finding the best Xbox One present and check out the options below.

If you like this article, be sure to also check out our other gift guides. The prices listed on each page are current at the time of publication and can be subject to change at any time.

Rise Of The Tomb Raider

The long awaited sequel to 2013’s Tomb Raider reboot was originally an Xbox exclusive, and has received an update to utilise the new hardware of the Xbox One X. Whether you choose to play in 4K at 30fps, or 1080p at 60fps, Lara’s latest adventure to collect the world’s lost treasures is a perfect example of how to create an immersive action adventure with exceptional graphics.

Amazon, £24.98

Xbox One Controller

Picking up a second controller is an essential decision if you have multiple gamers in your family. With it’s comfortable weight, slim ergonomic design and responsible face buttons, you can be sure of a product that will allow you to play with confidence. Whether you are racing the tracks in Forza Horizon 3, winning soul contracts in Cuphead or defeating soda zombies in Sunset Overdrive, investing in an extra Xbox Controller is a great choice to make.

Amazon, £43.85

South Park The Fractured But Whole

Following on from the hiliarous Stick Of Truth, it is time for the foul mouthed citizens of South Park to parody the superhero genre. With it’s crazy backstory options, a vast amount of customisation available to your “New Kid” superhero persona and an upgraded battle system, The Fractured But Whole is a sequel worth investing in, especially if you are a dedicated fan of the show.

Amazon, £24.99

Xbox Live Gift Card – £20

The Xbox One console range has a great catalogue of games available to buy in stores, but some of the hidden gems can be found through the Xbox Store. Games such as PlayerUnkown Battlegrounds, Cuphead and The Escapists are only available to buy as digital products. If you don’t want to use your credit card or PayPal account to purchase these games, you can opt to buy top up cards with a code that you can redeem via the PC Xbox Store or through the Store portal on your console.

GAME, £20

Assassin’s Creed Origins

The latest entry in the Assassin’s Creed series takes us back to the beginnings of the Assassin Brotherhood within the sand covered lands of Ancient Egypt. After a series of tragic events, Bayek will encounter vast pyramids, tyrannical pharaohs and powerful gods on his journey to become a master Assassin. The game has been praised as one of the best instalments in the franchise to date, and receives a major performance boost if played using the Xbox One X console.

GAME, £34.99

Seagate 2TB Game Drive

If you have a large collection of digital and physical games for your Xbox One system, you might find that eventually you will run out of space on your hard drive. The easiest option to remedy this is to delete the installed games, but sometimes that isn’t the best option to take. With the Game Drive, you can copy the game data to a backup drive, which leaves you free to get on with installing the latest releases without worrying that you will run out of room.

Amazon, £79.99

Quantum Break

After their success with Alan Wake and Max Payne, Remedy proceeded to develop an action packed time travel blockbuster for the Xbox One. After the flow of time splinters apart following an incident with a time machine, it is up to Jack Joyce, a man with a dark past who is determined to put things right. Unfortunately, a version of his friend from the future will seek to stop his actions. The game has now been patched to include 4K support on Xbox One X, making it look as good as the PC port which was released earlier this year.

Amazon, £14.89