Game Review: WildTrax Racing (Xbox Series X)
From developer Super PowerUp Games comes WildTrax Racing, a barebones racing game that looks and feels like a mobile port. Yet, it’s not. Take that as you will.
From developer Super PowerUp Games comes WildTrax Racing, a barebones racing game that looks and feels like a mobile port. Yet, it’s not. Take that as you will.
Undead Horde 2: Necropolis, smartly, keeps the core mechanic of the original game intact and, for better or worse, the visuals. However, it adds in a number of new things that make it just as much fun to play, and it has even more content.
Ever dreamt of running a laundromat with a secret arcade out the back? If so, what’s wrong with you and good news, you’re in luck because that is what Arcade Paradise offers.
Originally released in 2003 as Harvest Moon: A Wonderful Life on the Nintendo GameCube, Story of Seasons: A Wonderful Life is a remake of that original game.
From developer Tango Gameworks and publisher Bethesda Softworks comes the action-adventure, first-person game, Ghostwire: Tokyo. An imaginative and folklore laden experience that will give hours upon hours of enjoyment. Only let down by a lack of depth to the story and repetitive, uninspired combat.
In this Lovecraftian inspired Metroidvania you take on the last case of Benedict Fox.
Ravenlok finds herself pulled away from reality and into a twisted, Alice in Wonderland-esque fantasy land cursed by an evil Caterpillar Queen.
Coffee Talk Chapter 2 isn’t all that different from the first game. It looks the same, it sounds the same, and it plays the same.