Xbox Year in Review 2025: Release date speculation and what to expect

Where is the Xbox Year in Review for 2025? It's a logical question to ask, with Discord Checkpoint, PlayStation Wrapped and Steam Replay already going live in the early days of December.

Weirdly, the Xbox equivalent of Spotify Wrapped has not yet reared its head this winter. Perhaps the whole team at Xbox is too busy preparing for The Game Awards? That's just our speculation, to be clear with you there.

Certainly, there's been no shortage of games to play on Xbox this year. Indiana Jones and the Great Circle launched last December, surely meaning it will be in some people's lists, and more recently we had Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 from the Microsoft-owned Activision. The Outer Worlds 2 and Avowed, both from Microsoft-owned Obsidian, would've filled plenty of hours too.

That's not to mention non-Microsoft games like FC 26, Arc Raiders and Battlefield 6, which all earned plenty of players at different points in the year.

So, what's going on with Xbox Year in Review? Let's get to it!

When is the Xbox Year in Review 2025 going live?

The Xbox Year in Review for 2025 has not yet gone live. We'd be surprised if it went live before the end of this week, to be honest, because The Game Awards is about to hoover up everyone's attention.

Last year's Year in Review launched on Wednesday 4th December, so we're already a little bit late by that comparison.

If, for some reason, Xbox loves Wednesdays, perhaps a good guess for this year's launch would be Wednesday 17th December 2025. That's our prediction, anyway!

If you really can't wait, the unofficial website True Achievements does offer a fan-made alternative to dive into your stats.

How will you access your Xbox Year in Review stats?

Once it goes live, getting your Year in Review for Xbox should be dead simple.

Last year, all you needed to do was follow this link and log in, and then your year's highlights were there.

For now, an equivalent page for 2025 is yet to be revealed. If you scrolled down, you could take an even more detailed look at your 2024 gaming.

There was even a little message at the bottom from Phil Spencer, CEO of Microsoft Gaming, alongside what you played the most using Game Pass, if you're subscribed.

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