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Music Drive: Chase the Beat Review
If you are looking for a bit of retro car chasing, then you might just be on the right track with Music Drive: Chase the Beat.
Rally Arcade Classics Review
With a ton of content included, and a huge ‘one more go’ feel to the stages available, should you be looking to usher up memories of the good old days, get Rally Arcade Classics installed immediately.
Death Kid Review
Death Kid provides exciting gameplay with some especially lovely attention to detail when it comes to enemy design and variety. The animations are always stellar, but I left wishing the story was a bit less surface level.
Dustwind: Resistance Review
There is no doubt that it is a solid enough game, with a few good ideas, but they are buried beneath a layer of obtuseness that makes playing Dustwind: Resistance a chore.
Fireball 2 Review
Fireball 2 is a fun game that has an affordable price tag and can easily take up several hours of your day if you let it. It’s definitely worth checking out if you’re looking to scratch that arcade survival itch.
Tour de France 2025 Review
Excitement you may not necessarily find, but should you be ready to immerse yourself in a two-wheeled world full of brutality and athletic desires, Tour de France 2025 should finally be considered.
Final Fantasy XVI Review
Better late than never, but Final Fantasy XVI’s arrival on Xbox is a very welcome one. If you can stomach the unnecessary entry fee for a two-year-old game – or wait for a sale – then a thrilling action-RPG awaits.
Vasilisa and Baba Yaga Review
You’ll love the story, soundtrack, and visuals of Vasilisa and Baba Yaga as it looks to transport you to a different culture and fantasy world that feels different, yet familiar.
Soulstone Survivors Review
That new addiction? It's found in Soulstone Survivors. If you're familiar with the genre, dive right in, enjoy the depth it allows; embrace the grind for an eternity. And if you're new, green to this new found world, good luck - you're about to lose a whole chunk of your life.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate Review
The heroes in a half shell have achieved an entertaining and exciting experience with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate.
Mystic Pathways Review
Mystic Pathways is a game I recommend to those who want to pick up a quick and easy game to enjoy - especially when wanting to relax to a new magical level.
Aureole – Wings of Hope Review
Aureole - Wings of Hope sees you jump, ring blitz, and speed your way through the lush Forest Glade, all the way to the pearly gates of Heaven Kingdom, providing all the nostalgic enjoyment arcade titles did for many in the past.
Zombie Cure Lab Review
If you’re patient, or just dying for a new twist on the undead, there is a clever little colony sim hidden here in Zombie Cure Lab. But until the developers roll out some much-needed patches, this lab experiment might be best left on ice.
Still Wakes the Deep: Siren’s Rest Review
Dive in to Still Wakes the Deep: Siren's Rest and you’ll be totally hooked by the few hours it takes to run.
TRON: Catalyst Review
The top-down visuals give TRON: Catalyst an old-fashioned feel, which seems appropriate for the Tron Universe. I found the storytelling in this game to be intriguing and full of interesting plots and character dynamics.
Prison Alone Review
Prison Alone won't take you long to complete, but you will have a good time doing it, aided by the added advantage of being an inexpensive experience.
Cipher Monk Review
Cipher Monk is a good puzzler and different in its approach, but it certainly needs some early explanation to get you started. And then, once in the groove, you’ll probably want more content in order to be fully satisfied.
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