Xbox One
The Bradwell Conspiracy Review for Xbox One
The debut title for every studio in the world of video games has its own unique challenges for the team behind it. It doesn’t matter if the studio is working on a big-budget title or an indie game, th...
The Surge 2 Review for Xbox One
What happens if we take all the Souls titles and shift them into a Cyberpunk era? The result would probably be similar to The Surge 2. See what we thought in our The Surge 2 review. Three years after ...
Vigor review for Xbox One
When it comes to cultivating multiplayer games, it’s important to bring in fresh ideas instead of going through the way that thousands of developers have gone before. Replayability is the key to a mul...
Wreckfest Review on Xbox One
Smoke is pouring out of the exhaust, the engine rumbles as you press the accelerator, and the tires squeal as you peel out and head towards the nearest car. Then it happens, the loud sound of metal cr...
Damsel Review
A company that has been producing a popular vampire drink, Red Mist, and has set their sights on the entire vampire populace. Things go awry when they started adding secret ingredients into their popu...
Etherborn Review – Keep Your Feet Planted
The definition of ethereal is “someone or something that is light, airy or heavenly”. Coming in at 310 pounds I’m certainly not the definition of that person. So when a game named &#...
Monster Jam: Steel Titans Review
Monster Jam is the world’s chief name in beast truck motorsports, and Monster Jam Steel Titans is THQ Nordic engineer Rainbow Studios’ astoundingly reliable tribute to these curiously larg...
They are Billions Xbox One Review
They Are Billions is a dystopian, steampunk, real-time strategy game with one goal; survive the zombie onslaught bent on humanity’s destruction. With some great set pieces, unique development mechanic...
Sea of Solitude Review: A Journey Worth Taking
Some would say that the journey is as important as the destination. In the case of Sea of Solitude, a truer statement has never been made. I’ve spent the last couple of days on a journey through a gam...