Seven more games were recently added on the Xbox One Backwards Compatibility games list this week, including "Silent Hill: Downpour."

According to reports, Xbox's Larry Hryb recently announced the new seven titles that will be added on the Xbox One Backwards Compatibility list for October 2016. The game "Silent Hill: Downpour" will be joined by "Eat Lead," "Puzzle Quest," "Jurassic Park: The Game," "Battlestations: Midway," "Dragon's Lair," and "Tour de France 2011."

There have been rumors that hit game "Black Ops 2" will be added on the list after the title was mistakenly listed on the Deals with Gold list. However, they later removed it because it was posted due to an error.

However, there still may be a chance for the game to be included. "I like the progress on BC," Xbox chief Phil Spencer said. "We'd like to have all and work on 3P [third-party] games is always a partnership with publisher."

"Silent Hill: Downpour" is a 2012 survival horror video game, which is based on the fictitious American town Silent Hill and it follows prisoner Murphy Pendleton who enters an alternate dimension and gets back his memories. "Eat Lead," on the other hand, is a 2009 third-person shooter video game that follows the return of Matt Hazard.

The 2007 title "Puzzle Quest" is a role-playing game that banks on strategy and puzzle gameplay. It is based on the "Warlords" universe, where characters have different statistics like combat ability, morale, and magical affinity. Players go on quests that are required to move on to another part of the storyline.

Meanwhile, "Jurassic Park: The Game" is a 2011 title based on the "Jurassic Park" film franchise. It is set during and after the timeline of the first film installment. The 2007 game "Battlestations: Midway" is set during the World War II in the Pacific. Players are able to command and control fleet assets.

The classic 1983 laserdic game "Dragon's Lair," meanwhile, gets a revamped video game version in 2013, following the heroism of Dirk the Daring. Lastly, "Tour de France 2011" is a cycling video game that lets players compete in the multiple bicycle race called Tour de France.