The 15 Best Xbox Games of the Decade!
These are the 15 best Xbox games of the decade!
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Game Review: Black Mirror (Xbox One)
Originally released in 2003, The Black Mirror was a third-person point and click horror game. A very successful game, it would get two sequels before being rebooted at the end of 2017. The reboot would drop the point and click style of gameplay in favour of a more ‘free-roaming’ adventure style.
Game Review: Just Ignore Them (Xbox One)
Just Ignore Them is an adult-themed story driven experience. One with a plot that can change depending on choices the player makes.
Game Review: One Night Stand (Xbox One)
After a night of fun, passion, and one too many drinks, you wake up the next morning to find a complete stranger lying naked beside you in bed. What do you do?
Game Review: A Knight’s Quest (Xbox One)
Influenced by many an action adventure game over the years but mainly The Legend of Zelda, A Knight’s Quest is a colourful and charming game. One that brings a smile to the face with its fun and varied gameplay but has a few noticeable flaws that stop it being a great game.
Game Review: Bus Simulator 18 (Xbox One)
Simulation games are all the rage now, from farming to trains to fishing and now bus driving. Yes, Bus Simulator 18 puts you in the shoes of a bus driver who also doubles up as the owner of their own bus company.
Game Review: Apocalipsis: The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil (Xbox One)
Apocalipsis: The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil is a point and click game with an unusual aesthetic. Inspired by 15th Century mysticism, the likes of Dante’s Inferno and the Book of Revelation with narrative delivered by Adam ‘Nergal’ Darski of Behemoth fame.
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.