Xbox Series X, S Reviews
Life is Strange Remastered Collection Review – A Trip Down Memory Lane (XSX)
Life is Strange Remastered Collection rewinds us back to a beautiful story set in Arcadia Bay, now with enhanced visuals, facial animations and much more. Experience the stories of Max, Chloe and Rachel with even more emotional depth than ever. Find ...
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...
