I'm a part-time gamer and a full-time writer of science-y things. On the few odd occasions that I'm able to wrestle the Xbox controller away from the avid gamers in my family, I enjoy spending time playing puzzle and adventure games.
Start a tranquil journey of creativity and strategy with Match Village, a minimalist puzzle and strategy game that invites players to build vibrant villages on colourful islands.Â
If you can’t wait to try out your sea legs and head to the high seas in Skull and Bones, here are 5 Xbox and Game Pass games that have already been making waves.
Take part in a mystical, narrative-focused experience with Grotto on Xbox, Nintendo Switch and PlayStation, as you take on the role of the Soothsayer.Â
If you managed to find your way out of Hidden Through Time then you may want to return to the cozy 2D hidden object world and play its sequel, Hidden Through Time 2: Myths and Magic.Â
Experience the renaissance first hand in The House of Da Vinci, a first-person 3D puzzle adventure out now on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S. And then prepare yourself for the electrifying tales of The House of Tesla.Â
If you’re a cat lover then there seems to be no end of suitably feline games to play on Xbox, from the sublime to the ridiculous. And now comes another, in the form of PuzzlePet - Feed Your Cat.Â
We’ve had life sims set on islands and in deserts, we’ve had plenty set on farms. Now get ready to survive in the vastness of outer space with Remains, available to play on Xbox today.
The new adrenaline-fueled, top-down pixel art game The Zebra-Man! is galloping onto Xbox, PC via Steam, Nintendo Switch and PlayStation in early 2024.Â
Lil’ Guardsman surpassed our expectations - it exists in a beautiful and engaging world and is a rare game that manages to be just challenging enough to keep you interested.
If you're clicking through to this article, then we would hazard a guess that you'll have a bit of interest in the world of MotoGP 24. In which case, all you need to know is that it's time to grab the leathers and slam down the skid lid - MotoGP 24 is here!
Inescapable: No Rules, No Rescue isn’t a bad game, it’s just that others of a similar ilk, like Danganronpa, do the social thriller visual novel concept much better.
