Game Review: Vampire Survivors (Xbox Series X)
You control an automatically attacking character while fighting against continuous waves of monsters. The goal? Survive the onslaught for as long as possible.
Xbox Series X Reviews
Game Review: Krampus Kills (Xbox Series X)
From developer and publisher DangerousBob Studio comes the most action-packed Christmas-themed game ever. Taking Doom and dressing it up in garish lights and festive decorations.
Game Review: Watch Over Christmas (Xbox Series X)
A rare treat for old-school gamers and fans of festive themes, Watch Over Christmas is a classic 2D point & click game based around the most wonderful time of the year.
Game Review: 7 Days Of Rose (Xbox Series X)
From Cross Game Studios and Ratalaika Games comes 7 Days of Rose. A short visual novel experience with familiar romantic undertones, but with a darker story. One that would be more memorable if it wasn’t for the poor handling of the heavier tones and the unlikeable main character.
Game Review: EDENGATE: The Edge of Life (Xbox Series X)
Publisher/developer Hook utilises the worldwide pandemic that has caused so much chaos over the past few years as inspiration for their new game, EDENGATE: The Edge of Life. Telling a sci-fi infused story about uncertainty, isolation, and hope when there seems like there is none.
Game Review: The Callisto Protocol (Xbox Series X)
Developed by Striking Distance Studios and published by Krafton, The Callisto Protocol blends survival horror with action, and is played from the third-person perspective.
Game Review: Beacon Pines (Xbox Series X)
A wonderfully charming experience, Beacon Pines is a really surprising game. It is a sweet, insightful, thought-provoking, meaningful and sinister experience that stays with you long after it ends. Even if it is mostly a ‘visual-novel’ with ‘choose your own adventure’ moments.
Game Review: Resident Evil Village: Winters’ Expansion DLC (Xbox Series X)
If you want more Resident Evil: Village content than the Winters’ Expansion DLC will suffice, but be prepared to be wholly underwhelmed by the experience.