The local multiplayer scene may be dismissed by many, but for those in the know, it's a thriving hotbed of the weird and wonderful. Today another addition to the local library hits Xbox One and this promises fast paced action, mad weapons and powerups galore!
There’s a new pirate game in town and we’re not talking about Skull and Bones for a change. This one is all about teaming up with friends locally or online and taking down rival pirate ships using any method you can think. Plunder Panic is out today on Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo Switch, featuring cross play between platforms and PC.
Coming to you from the capable minds of IllFonic - devs behind the cult classic Friday the 13th the Game - Arcadegeddon pits you against the omnipotent terror of capitalism as a mega corp attempts to take down the last existing traditional arcade for miles around.
It’s no secret that the shift to online gaming has meant the classic trope of competitive gaming within the same room is dying out. Some games try and rekindle that magic: the likes of TowerFall Ascension and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge immediately spring to mind. However, there still aren’t as many as there should be. OctaFight, out today on Xbox, attempts to provide another much-needed alternative.
Maybe it’s just because I have watched too many horror films involving killer sofas and psychic rubber tyres, but my first though when I saw Monster Trampoline was something very different. I for one would love a horror movie where a sentient trampoline gobbles up anyone dumb enough to jump on it. This, however, is something much more child friendly. Monster Trampoline is out today on Xbox.
It's time for the citizens of Earth to celebrate one last time as the final destruction will soon be coming as Destroy All Humans! 2 - Reprobed is detailed, dated and ushers forth some multiplayer madness
Prepare to use cunning wit and a bucketful of camaraderie in the latest couch co-op game to launch, BFF or Die. It’s a rather cozy puzzler that challenges you and your BFFs to survive as time-travelling aliens on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PS4.
Despite being the infamous quote of Mortal Kombat’s Scorpion, Get Over Here isn’t a brutal fighting game. Instead, Get Over Here seemingly plays on the aforementioned character’s hooking action and makes that its core concept in a competitive arena setting. Will you be delving into this latest local offering to arrive on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One?
Puzzles are rather exciting and satisfying to solve on your own, but Batu Ta Batu wants to raise the stakes by letting others join you for more of a challenge. Could this tile-based puzzler out now on Xbox One be sliding into your gaming library sometime soon?
