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Rune Lord Review

Rune Lord on Xbox One may be a short game, but there’s a lot of juice to squeeze from within.

Five IP That Telltale/LCG Entertainment Need to Tackle Next

On August 29, 2019, it was announced that LCG Entertainment announced an acquisition of a majority of Telltale Games assets and relaunched the company under the name Telltale. So, we’re going to countdown the top 5 IP (intellectual property) that Telltale needs to tackle after The Wolf Among Us 2.

Five of the Best Single Player Games on the Xbox Game Pass

Gaming can be such a great bonding experience when you’re playing with friends. But, sometimes, just chilling and getting invested in a game’s story, environment, and the gameplay is where it’s at. If you own the Xbox Game Pass, you need to take advantage of the numerous games that the service hosts from Triple-A blockbusters to indie games. And following on from 10 of the most wonderful games available, we’re here to share Five of the Best Single Player games on the Xbox Game Pass.

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Thank Goodness You’re Here! Review

Sometimes you can know too much about a game, and that is absolutely the case with Thank Goodness You’re Here! It’s best to offer up your hand and trust it. Sure, it might slap that hand, but the pain will be worth it. 

A Game About Digging A Hole Review

If the worst thing we can say is ‘we wanted more’ then it’s doing something right. We were captive to A Game About Digging a Hole for two hours, and we just wished that there were more secrets to match the moreishness of the mining. We can always hope for Another Game About Digging a Hole.

PowerWash Simulator 2 Review

PowerWash Simulator 2 is a paradox. It looks like work and should feel like it too, but it somehow ends up being a relaxation.

Halls of Torment Review

If you’re fine with threadbare rewards from your Survivors-a-like or dungeon crawler, then Halls of Torment isn’t much of a risk.

Deathless. The Hero Quest Review

Deathless. The Hero Quest is certainly a memorable title. Like it or not, there is an engaging core, which successfully merges with over the top set pieces, culminating in a fantasy-deck building-RPG epic bound to grip you. And that is despite its flaws.