Game Review: Kingdom Hearts III (Xbox One X)
Kingdom Hearts 3 is an action RPG that was developed & published by Square Enix.
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Game Review: Gears 5 (Xbox One X)
A Microsoft/Xbox staple, Gears of War (or Gears as it seems to just be known now) first appeared on the Xbox 360 in 2006. Since then we’ve had three direct sequels and ‘spinoff’ called Judgement leading to this, Gears 5, the sixth instalment of the third-person shooter series. Developed by The Coalition and published by Xbox Game Studios, Gears 5 picks up where Gears of War 4 left off.
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Game Review: My Time at Portia (Xbox One X)
My Time at Portia is a role-playing/simulation game that was developed by Pathea Games and published by Team17. It’s akin to games such as; Harvest Moon, Stardew Valley, Graveyard Keeper etc. If you’re a fan of this type of game and have been on the hunt for one with quality, look no further.
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Game Review: Blair Witch (Xbox One X)
Blair Witch is a psychological/survival horror game developed by Bloober Team and published by Lionsgate Games. At the time of writing, it’s a console exclusive for Microsoft’s Xbox One and launched via their Game Pass program in 2019.
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Game Review: Old Man’s Journey (Xbox One X)
Old Man’s Journey is an adventure video game that was developed & published by Broken Rules. Originally, it released as a mobile game in 2017 and eventually came to consoles in 2018 & 2019. Upon release, the game went on to win and be nominated for several awards.
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Game Review: Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled (Xbox One X)
Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled is a loving recreation of the classic karting game originally released in 1999. Now available on all major platforms, do we once again have a viable alternative to Mario Kart?
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Game Review: Aaero (Xbox One X)
Aaero sees players navigating through alien environments in a futuristic flying craft. As the music plays, ribbons of light bend and twist in the air, visualizing aspects of the song. Sometimes it’s vocals. Sometimes it’s strange electronic wails. Using the left analogue stick, players must grind against those ribbons in order to absorb the energy of the music.
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