Game Review: Ash Pines: The Motel (Xbox Series X)
Ash Pines: The Motel is cheap, and it is short, but it is not satisfying at all, and ends in such abrupt fashion, it feels like a bit of a joke.
Xbox Series X Reviews
Game Review: Gori: Cuddly Carnage (Xbox Series X)
Poorly marketed, I don’t blame you if you haven’t heard of Gori: Cuddly Carnage, a hack and slash action-adventure video game developed by Angry Demon Studio and published by Wired Productions.
Game Review: Prison Loop (Xbox Series X)
Developed and published by Leakage Games, Prison Loop is an ‘anomaly’ game that shares a lot in common with the likes of The Exit 8, albeit in a less atmospheric and refined way.
Game Review: Circus of TimTim (Xbox Series X)
If you’ve played one of these games, you’ve played a hundred of them, and Circus of TimTim does nothing to change up the stale gameplay formula that makes up the majority of stealth horror survival games.
Game Review: Shadows of the Damned: Hella Remastered (Xbox Series X)
Shadows of the Damned: Hella Remastered isn’t going to win any awards for extra content, it does take a quality game and improve it in several, important ways. It’s a bit a cult classic, awkward with age, but with just enough charm to still be welcome. Grab your Johnson, and ride out.
Game Review: Let Me Sleep (Xbox Series X)
From developer Brave Giant and publisher Silesia Games comes Let Me Sleep, a simple but addictive 2D point and click puzzle game. Bright, colourful, and quite zany, it’s quite good.
Game Review: Deep Diving Adventures (Xbox Series X)
Now I’m no diving expert, but I can promise you that Deep Diving Adventures does not accurately portray the real-life experience of deep-sea diving. Unless the simulator part is how this game’s dullness reflects the real-life dullness of diving?
Game Review: True Virus (Xbox Series X)
From Farmind Studio and 100 GAMES comes True Virus, an old-school point and click game with a horror-based story, complex puzzles, and unique visual style.