Neil Watton

September 15th 2020 is a date that has been etched into the minds of Xbox gamers for some time. Why? Well, it ushers in the next step in world domination as Cloud Gaming comes to the fore, letting players do away with their console and harness the power of the cloud - and Xbox Game Pass - to play on the move. Today it has been confirmed that more than 150 games will be available in the launch line-up, whilst 5 new titles have also been revealed for upcoming Game Pass glory.

There may be a whole host of battle royale options out there, but one of the very best is that which is provided via PUBG. And to celebrate the ongoing Season 8 of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, we've teamed up with PUBG Corporation to deliver some glorious SWAG boxes to a couple of our readers and visitors. Want to try and win one?

It's been pretty much a year since Borderlands 3 burst onto the gaming scene, and whilst it may not have gathered up the enthusiasm of the entire gaming scene like the original game and Borderlands 2 did, it has still delivered a more than acceptable experience. But the key to any long-term success for any game is how the development and publishing teams amend things going forward, and with what 2K and Gearbox Software have revealed at PAX Online, there is huge reason to be excited for where Borderlands 3 is going.

CD-RUN on Xbox One is a good solid entry into the party scene. I just wish there was the opportunity to take things online, and to have more to enjoy in terms of game modes.

Developed by the Paraguayan team at Warani Studios, and helped along by Badland Publishing, The ORIGIN: Blind Maid will soon be coming to Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch and PC. Today that all-important release window has become known.

Ubisoft were always going to drop some tasty details at their most recent Ubisoft Forward event, and whilst we had hopes of seeing new trailers for Watch Dogs: Legion and Assassin's Creed Valhalla, we got a ton more included too - with details and release dates for the likes of Immortals Fenyx Rising, Riders Republic, Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Remake and Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game – Complete Edition.

Care for nothing more than blasting away monsters? The title alone should be enough to sell this one to you. Yep, MonsterBlast is available on Xbox One.

Sometimes you just want to kick back for a little relax, doing away with the fast-paced Triple-A scene with something a little calmer. That's where ReactorX comes in, as it launches on Xbox One.

Just a couple of short months ago the teams at Realmforge Studios and Kalypso Media were found delivering an October release date for their space management sim, Spacebase Startopia. But now, like many others, it's been hit with a delay - and we're looking at 2021 before Xbox One, PS4, Switch and PC players will get the chance to go hands-on.

Loved what Remnant: From the Ashes provided players when it rolled out to console and PC back in 2019? Well, you should be keeping a super close eye on what happens with the development of the prequel story - Chronos: Before the Ashes - particularly now that it has a confirmed console and PC release date.

Back in December 2019 Team 17 dropped the news that they were working on a brand new survival experience, one that came out of experimentation with the brilliant formula found in The Escapists. Well, finally we've got a release date for The Survivalists and if you're looking to play it on Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, PS4, PC, or Apple Arcade, you won't have to wait too much longer.

When Dovetail Games delivered Train Sim World 2 to the gaming worlds, they promised there would be more to come, with content purchased by those who picked up the original game magically transported over into the sequel thanks to the power of the Preserved Collection. Well, that time is now as 7 new DLC packs come to Train Sim World 2.

Are you ready to rock and roll with Tin & Kuna? The daring duo are now on Xbox One!

Since the launch of the Momodora series way back in 2010, it has become a bit of a cult classic in the eyes of many, gathering up a huge number of fans as the series progressed through the original, Momodora II, Momodora III and Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight. Now though it's time to move things up a notch, with the release of Minoria - the spiritual successor to that franchise.

You know all about Newton's third law of motion, yeah? Whenever two objects interact, they exert equal and opposite forces on each other. Well, keep that in mind when you go about playing Deleveled on Xbox One - because you're going to need to utilise that law time and time again.