News and reviews of games for Microsoft’s console Xbox One (model S and X).
Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition shines on Nintendo Switch, offering a captivating Metroidvania adventure despite minor visual compromises on the smaller screen. While docked mode shows some jaggedness …
Tired of dead controllers? The Hori Dual Charge Station is a sleek, affordable solution for Xbox One and Series gamers, offering charging for two controllers and including two battery packs …
Dive into Empire of Sin, a strategy game where you build your criminal empire in the Prohibition era. This isometric title boasts stunning visuals and deep gameplay, blending tactical combat …
Love arcade racers but hate hyper-realism? Hotshot Racing delivers fast-paced, addictive fun with a cool, retro low-poly aesthetic. It’s perfect for the Nintendo Switch, offering tight controls and satisfying drifts, …
Chicken Police: Paint it RED! is a quirky point-and-click adventure that blends 1950s noir with a cast of anthropomorphic animals. You play as Sonny Featherland and Marty MacChicken, a reunited …
Visage is a psychological horror game that aims to genuinely scare players with its unsettling atmosphere and impactful scares, especially in its impressive 4K presentation. You’ll need to manage light …
Embark on a unique aerial adventure in The Falconeer, a visually stunning open-world game where you pilot a giant war falcon through a richly imagined universe. Initially planned as a …
Star Wars: Squadrons revives the magic of space combat with an engaging single-player campaign that lets you fly for both the Empire and the Rebellion. Despite initial reservations about flight …
Pure Pool on Nintendo Switch offers a surprisingly deep and engaging billiards simulation that’s perfect for on-the-go gaming. You can challenge friends online or practice against AI for endless fun. …
Spellbreak offers a technically polished Battle Royale experience on the Nintendo Switch, featuring swift engagements and impressive performance in both docked and portable modes. However, the reviewer finds the genre’s …