Game Review: Zombie Derby (Xbox Series X)
From developer/publisher Brinemedia, anyone who plays just a minute of Zombie Derby will be completely unsurprised to learn that this is a game that was originally released on mobile.
Xbox Series X Reviews
Game Review: Antarctica 88 (Xbox Series X)
Originally released on mobile (which is rarely a good sign), Antarctica 88 is a first-person horror game that claims to be a love-letter to John Carpenter’s 1982 classic horror movie, The Thing.
Game Review: Later Daters (Xbox Series X)
Bloom Digital’s Later Daters is a fun game. A dating simulator that is both raunchy and funny, but also happens to be an extremely inclusive game.
Game Review: WildTrax Racing (Xbox Series X)
From developer Super PowerUp Games comes WildTrax Racing, a barebones racing game that looks and feels like a mobile port. Yet, it’s not. Take that as you will.
Game Review: Undead Horde 2: Necropolis (Xbox Series X)
Undead Horde 2: Necropolis, smartly, keeps the core mechanic of the original game intact and, for better or worse, the visuals. However, it adds in a number of new things that make it just as much fun to play, and it has even more content.
Game Review: Arcade Paradise (Xbox Series X)
Ever dreamt of running a laundromat with a secret arcade out the back? If so, what’s wrong with you and good news, you’re in luck because that is what Arcade Paradise offers.
Game Review: Story of Seasons: A Wonderful Life (Xbox Series X)
Originally released in 2003 as Harvest Moon: A Wonderful Life on the Nintendo GameCube, Story of Seasons: A Wonderful Life is a remake of that original game.
Game Review: Ghostwire: Tokyo (Xbox Series X)
From developer Tango Gameworks and publisher Bethesda Softworks comes the action-adventure, first-person game, Ghostwire: Tokyo. An imaginative and folklore laden experience that will give hours upon hours of enjoyment. Only let down by a lack of depth to the story and repetitive, uninspired combat.