Having previously released on PC, it's now time for Xbox players to find the opportunity to rule and review, as I Am Your President releases on Xbox consoles.Â
By our reckoning, we think there are the best part of 50 different Solitaire games available on Xbox. Might as well chuck another on the barbie with 15 in 1 Solitaire then, eh?
Love a bit of tennis? Just want to jump on to the latest gaming craze? Tennis Elbow 4 starts playing all the shots as it releases onto the world of Xbox.Â
You may well have been waiting for the release of Lesson Learned. Before that though, it's time to take in the prologue with the release of Lesson Learned: Cult of the Elizabeth for free on Xbox and PC.Â
Dreamworks games may not be for everyone, and there's a good chance that you'll need to be fully invested in to the base material to really make the most of what they deliver, but when they do drop, you can be sure they are able to provide a fun, wild adventure that fans will lap up. That's most probably going to be the case for Dreamworks Spirit Lucky’s Big Adventure too, as it releases on Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch and PC.
Those with a love for dinosaurs are well catered for in the gaming market. There's the stunning Jurassic World Evolution which lets you build your very own Jurassic Park. Then there's the recently released Second Extinction which tasks you and some mates with surviving in a mutated landscape. And then in 2022, Dinos Reborn will launch, as will the successor to the iconic Dino Crisis, Instinction. But if you're still holding out for some dino-fuelled gaming experiences, the launch of Carnivores: Dinosaur Hunt may well scratch an itch. Are you ready to join the hunt?
There are some games that need no introduction, and after reaching iconic status since the first release way back in 1985, Ghosts 'N Goblins is one such game. After wowing the gaming audiences for decades since, it's now time to reboot the legendary series as Ghosts 'N Goblins Resurrection begins to raise the dead on Xbox, PlayStation and PC.
If you're a fan of the Warhammer 40,000 universe, then there are many options open to you; the most recent ones being Necromunda: Underhive Wars, Warhammer: Chaosbane Slayer Edition or Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus. But perhaps none of them are as intense, as brutal and as fast-paced as Necromunda: Hired Gun.
There's a pretty solid chance that you've happened upon My Child Lebensborn previously. You see, not only has it picked up some stunning reviews on mobile, but it was awarded a BAFTA for Games Beyond Entertainment. There is therefore much interest now that it has launched on Xbox, PlayStation and PC.
My most abiding memory of this Dead Island is actually of the trailer. You see, back in 2011, I was so over zombie games; I felt like they were just another tired old video game trope that had had their day. And then, almost out of nowhere, appeared this video that piqued my interest.
It’s been over six months now since the launch of the Xbox Series X|S and, aside from the short supply of consoles, the transition to this new generation has gone rather well for Microsoft. With no bundled Kinect, no unwanted TV features, and simultaneously having the most powerful and cheapest consoles on the market, Xbox has done a much better job with this console launch than they did back in 2013. There’s only one thing missing from this almost perfect launch, the games.
Forget all those too-big-to-fail AAA games, blending together to become a flavourless broth of open worlds and 100-hour campaigns. It’s the next tier down where the real juice is: where you’ll find the wacky high concepts, the left-field experiences, the bad voiceovers. We’re not afraid to say it: we love the AA game. Yes, it’s our way of saying that there’s no real blockbuster releasing in June 2021. Welcome to the quiet before the E3 storm. This is the month for niche re-releases, unexpected sequels, weirdo indies and abstract RPGs.
With reveals and announcements coming at us from all angles, it’s time to try and digest everything in our weekly podcast. Attempting to do so are Gareth, James and Paul, who also have a number of games already out in the wild to share their opinions on. Get ready for TheXboxHub Official Podcast Episode 82 to feature Horizon Forbidden West, Far Cry 6, Rust, An Airport for Aliens Currently Run by Dogs, Long Ago: A Puzzle Tale, and more. There’s even talk about a couple of the latest films to hit streaming services. So, you won’t want to miss it.
Do you believe in yourself and think you've got what it takes to become the wealthiest person in the whole of Alaska? Prove it, in Gold Rush: The Game on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S.
It's been a while since Ubisoft have pushed a Far Cry experience onto gamers, with Far Cry 5 in 2018 and Far Cry New Dawn a year later the last efforts. Yet after being teased and then delayed, Far Cry 6 is back and today Ubisoft have dropped all the details you will ever need, with fully confirmed release date, trailers, pre-order bonuses and more delivered.
After a mixed start to the year for Microsoft, there’s plenty over the course of the next two years for gamers to be excited about for the company. E3 is here very soon with Microsoft confirmed to be taking part.
You'll pretty much know whether Bus Simulator 21 is going to be for you or not just through the title. But if you are one of the many who are looking forward to the release of astragon Entertainment and stillalive Studios' bus sim, you'll no doubt be extremely pleased to hear that the 2021 variant promises a host of enhancements over that which came previously - with a full day/night cycle, hot bus swapping and a brand new United States map in and amongst the new features.
