Game Review: Let Me Sleep (Xbox Series X)
From developer Brave Giant and publisher Silesia Games comes Let Me Sleep, a simple but addictive 2D point and click puzzle game. Bright, colourful, and quite zany, it’s quite good.
Xbox Series X Reviews
Game Review: Deep Diving Adventures (Xbox Series X)
Now I’m no diving expert, but I can promise you that Deep Diving Adventures does not accurately portray the real-life experience of deep-sea diving. Unless the simulator part is how this game’s dullness reflects the real-life dullness of diving?
Game Review: True Virus (Xbox Series X)
From Farmind Studio and 100 GAMES comes True Virus, an old-school point and click game with a horror-based story, complex puzzles, and unique visual style.
Game Review: RoboCop: Rogue City – Unfinished Business (Xbox Series X)
RoboCop: Rogue City – Unfinished Business puts players back in the metal shoes of Alex Murphy. Except this time developer Teyon has you assaulting the OmniTower, a massive housing unit that is filled with criminals, and everyday people just trying to survive under the watchful eye of OCP.
Game Review: Fear the Spotlight (Xbox Series X)
Developed by Cozy Game Pals and published by Blumhouse Games, Fear the Spotlight is a lo-fi horror game with retro gameplay. One that delivers light frights, disturbing atmosphere, and a compelling story.
Game Review: Tales of Symphonia Remastered (Xbox Series X)
Released in 2004 as the seventh main instalment of the Tales series on the Nintendo GameCube, Tales of Symphonia is an iconic entry in Bandai Namco’s long running series.
Game Review: Next of Kin (Xbox Series X)
Coming from developer and publisher Spelkvall Games, Next of Kin is a difficult game to talk about without spoiling the only aspect worth playing it for, its deep and emotional story.
Game Review: Project 13: Taxidermy Trails (Xbox Series X)
From developer and publisher DRYBREAD comes Project 13: Taxidermy Trails, a ‘spot the anomaly’ game that moves the action out of a mental health clinic (The original Project 13) and into a taxidermy museum.