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Arx Fatalis for og Xbox. I have it and haven't played it, but nobody I know has ever heard about it.
I just searched that game and found it is also on steam.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1700/Arx_Fatalis/
Reminds me of the old TES games before Oblivion.
I actually have both that and Arx Libertatis installed on my PC! I haven't gotten around to playing it though.
It was a very cool spiritual successor to the older Ultima Underworld games, which are surprisingly interactive for their time. In many (many) ways they are the precursors to the immersive sim genre, and Arx is an interesting if isolated branch on that family tree.
I had it on pc at one point. I think I read about the spell casting system and really wanted to try it. I didn’t end up playing that much though.