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25 Original Xbox Games Are Now on PC, Including KOTOR, TimeSplitters 2 and Star Wars Battlefront II: Full List

25 original Xbox games are now playable on PC for Xbox's 25th birthday, including KOTOR, TimeSplitters 2 and Morrowind. Full list, how to play and achievements.

By David Ware 3 min read
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There are now 25 original Xbox games on PC. To mark 25 years of Xbox, Microsoft added 21 more classics to Xbox Backward Compatibility on PC on November 12, 2026, including Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic and its sequel, TimeSplitters 2, Morrowind, Star Wars Battlefront II and Republic Commando. Every game now supports mouse and keyboard, and four of them get achievements for the first time. Here's the full list and how to play them, from Xbox Wire.

Original Xbox games on PC at a glance

AnnouncedNovember 12, 2026 (Xbox's 25th anniversary)
Games on PC25 (21 new + 4 from earlier this year)
How to playBuy the game or play the Game Pass ones; download required
NeedsWindows 11
ControlsEvery game now supports mouse and keyboard
New achievementsKOTOR, KOTOR II, BLiNX and Conker
WhereSupported countries only

Which original Xbox games are on PC?

The 21 new games (November 12):

  1. Armed and Dangerous
  2. Disney's Chicken Little
  3. The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind (Game Pass)
  4. Grabbed by the Ghoulies (Game Pass)
  5. Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb
  6. Red Faction II
  7. Secret Weapons Over Normandy
  8. Star Wars Battlefront
  9. Star Wars Battlefront II
  10. Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith
  11. Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy
  12. Star Wars Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast
  13. Star Wars: Jedi Starfighter
  14. Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic
  15. Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II - The Sith Lords
  16. Star Wars: Republic Commando
  17. Star Wars: Starfighter - Special Edition
  18. Star Wars: The Clone Wars
  19. Thrillville
  20. TimeSplitters 2
  21. TimeSplitters: Future Perfect

Already available since earlier in 2026 (all on Game Pass): BLiNX: The Time Sweeper, Conker: Live and Reloaded, Crimson Skies: High Road to Revenge and Fuzion Frenzy. Those four have also had performance and stability improvements.

How do I play original Xbox games on PC?

They're part of Xbox Backward Compatibility on PC. You need Windows 11, and each game is a download from its Xbox store page. Xbox's notes say "game purchase or Game Pass subscription may be required": six of the 25 are on Game Pass (Morrowind, Grabbed by the Ghoulies and the original four), and the rest you buy. Availability is limited to supported countries, and features vary by game. Xbox hasn't listed prices in its announcement.

Do original Xbox games have achievements on PC?

Some do now. Xbox is adding achievements to four original Xbox games for the first time: Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Knights of the Old Republic II, BLiNX and Conker, with more planned over time. They also work on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S after the latest system update, and some may unlock from progress you've already made. Xbox says it worked with the original developers and publishers on the designs.

Can I play them on a handheld?

Yes, on Windows handhelds. Xbox notes the first four games came to PC earlier this year, including handhelds such as the ROG Xbox Ally family.

Are more original Xbox games coming to PC?

Yes. Xbox says more original Xbox games are coming to PC and achievements will reach more titles over time. No list or dates yet.

What else did Xbox announce for its 25th anniversary?

Xbox marked the day with a 25 Years of Xbox post and Xbox Playback, a look back at your own history on Xbox. Xbox Cloud Gaming will also add GTA 6 on November 19.

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