With less than two weeks before 2014's last month hits the calendar, it's about time to jot down which games are coming to the Xbox One for Christmas. December will see cool titles from different publishers, ranging from puzzle to racing to platformer. Without further ado, ready your console and enjoy the holiday.

Ubisoft's "The Crew" arrives on Dec. 2, wrote IGN. Set across the United States, the game features an open-world racing theme where players grow in undercover characters. Single and multiplayer modes are available. Some cars include the Alfa Romeo, Bentley and BMW.

On Amazon, "The Crew" retails for $59.96. Check out other retailers and preorder here. 

Arriving on Dec. 9 is Square Enix's "Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris." According to Game Informer, the sequel to "Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light" will be featuring a new four-player co-op design. Players take the roles of Lara, archaeologist Carter Bell and Egyptian deities Isis and Horus.

"Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris" may be preordered in Steam now (check your currency). The PS4 and PC will also get the game, wrote Heavy.

"Kalimba" from Press Play comes to the Xbox One on Dec. 17, said IGN. The puzzle platformer franchise grants players control over animated totems as they attempt to reclaim the island of Kalimba from an evil shaman. Playing in solid 60 fps, the game arrives at Xbox Games Stores for $9.99. The PC gets it by January 2015. Visit "Kalimba" on Press Play for more information.

IGN also listed Black Forest Games' "Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams" Director's Cut and Bethesda Softworks' "The Elder Scrolls Online" to get December Xbox One releases. Eurogamer reported that the hi-def version of "Giana Sisters" is coming "early December."

"Giana Sisters" is a fast-paced platformer game presenting two worlds of Giana's horrible nightmares. Giana makes use of speed, tools and skills to battle her way out.

The Director's Cut edition packs the original "Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams" game (new-gen console version) and "Rise of the Owlverlord" and "Halloween Level" add-on packs, said IGN.

Meanwhile, "The Elder Scrolls Online" is an RPG franchise where players get to unravel the mysteries of Tamriel using a variety of weapons, armor and abilities. The story is a definite prequel, set a millenium prior to the events in "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim." Preorder the game from its official site.

Watch a walkthrough gameplay of "The Crew" (via D4L4WW) below.