Xbox Series X, S Reviews
Alan Wake Remastered Review: Still A Masterpiece (XSX)
Alan Wake Remastered introduces a surreal and atmospheric story to a new generation, and provides a nostalgic retelling for veteran fans. Find out if the survival horror gameplay is still fun, and if the enhanced visuals are worth the price tag in th...
Lake Review: Don’t Sleep on This Slice of Contentment (XSX)
Take a break and deliver mail in the beautiful town of Providence Oaks with Lake, an indie title from developer Gamious with a lot of cosy content—if you want there to be. Can Lake really satisfy that wholesome itch, or do technical flaws ruin the ex...
Hindsight 20/20 – Wrath of the Raakshasa Review: Decisions, Decisions (XSX)
Triple-I Games offers a morality tale for fans of decision-based gameplay in Hindsight 20/20: Wrath of the Raakshasa. The action-adventure also ties this moral choice to its combat system. Can the interesting design make up for some combat flaws? Mor...
ENDER LILIES: Quietus of the Knights Review: Stunningly Beautiful (XBX)
ENDER LILIES: Quietus of the Knights is a visually gorgeous game with mesmerising gameplay. You'll be enthralled as you traverse this vast metroidvania, and discover a compelling story as you progress. With exciting and unique mechanics, and challeng...
Outriders Review: Out of This World Fun! (Xbox Series S)
Set out on Enoch, the last bastion for the human race, in hopes of creating a better life for your fellow humans. As an Outrider, you are a specially selected team of soldiers who protect the inhabitants of Enoch from the dangers that await. Destroy ...
Samurai Shodown Review: A Cut Above (Xbox Series X)
Samurai Shodown slices its way into next-gen, bringing its unique take on defensive-based combat to the Xbox Series X. Promising up to 120 FPS and visual improvements over its 2019 release, this in-depth review goes into what works and what falls sho...