In perhaps what is the simulator sequel nobody was asking for, it’s time to head underground once more. Yep, ready to ride the Metro Simulator 2 train onto Xbox?
Over the last few years, Insurmountable has slowly and surely gathered up some love on PC. But now it's time for Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo Switch to head up, all as they look to conquer Insurmountable.Â
It's been a year since we first heard of Gori: Cuddly Carnage, with initial plans kicking around for a 2023 release. That release window has now been pushed back, but to compensate, we get a rather lovely new origins trailer to take in.
Ah, for the life of a duck. Casually swimming around a local pond, quacking away to passers-by without a care in the world. Who'd not want to embark on the life of a duck. Well, wish no more because with the launch of Duck Life Adventure on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S, you too can live that high life. We're guessing this one ain't quite as serene it seems though.
We’re loving this new approach to simulation games. If you’re tired of developing accurate simulations, just transpose them to another planet. Truck Driving Simulator: Saturn could make good use of those rings, and we’re personally holding out for SpinTires MudRunner: Jawa Sandcrawler edition. Don’t say you wouldn’t buy it. JCB Pioneer: Mars is out now on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S, joining previously releases on Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam.
It’s a momentous day: we’re getting the first Dragon Quest to ever launch on an Xbox console. It’s only taken XI mainline games and countless spin-offs to get there, but thank you Square Enix - it’s appreciated. But let’s not stop the appreciation there, as we’re getting a dedicated Xbox One and Series X|S experience that is launching, day one, on Xbox Game Pass with Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age - Definitive Edition, and with Xbox Play Anywhere support. Hallelujah!
We've seen 2K and HB Studios push out all manner of items and customisable gear to PGA Tour 2K21 ever since release, but now it's time to step things up a gear with the launch of a new live service - the Clubhouse Pass.
Love is in the air as the rather intimate RPG Haven takes us to an unknown world on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Game Pass, PlayStation 5 and PC. Will you be able to settle down and get comfortable, while dealing with relationship struggles and enemy confrontations?
Haven is a jumble of various games: Journey, Toejam and Earl, Zelda and Jet Set Radio are all in there to varying degrees. As a result, it can feel overwhelming, as there are a variety of different systems and influences at work. Get over the initial hump, which only lasts for the first few hours or so, and everything becomes natural. But you have to get there, which is where we come in. We’ve played Haven to 100% completion, and the hump is far in our rear-view mirror. There are some simple approaches that can make the Source a veritable breeze to play through, and they’re on offer here if you want to avoid frustrations. And don’t worry - we’ve jettisoned all spoilers.
Just as we're getting the chance to welcome fans back to some stadia, and just as EA push out the Series X|S enhancements to FIFA 21, Konami are back with another Data Pack for eFootball PES 2021 Season Update - and this time round we're being treated to new player faces, additional kits, and further in-game content.
Voxels are so hot right now. Unrailed, The Touryst, Minecraft Dungeons - there have been a cubic ton of them this year. Saying that, we haven’t had a voxel detective mystery, as far as we’re aware, so bring on Oniria Crimes. Oniria Crimes is out now on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PS4, PS5, Switch and PC via Steam.
It’s not often you’re encouraged to set the world on fire, but needs must in 2D stealth platformer Wildfire, which wants you to do that and more with your elemental powers. That’s the key to avoid the forces of evil and free your fellow villagers in Wildfire on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PS5, PS4 and Nintendo Switch.
Everyone loves a good doggo, but in PHOGS! we get access to TWO good doggos - Red and Blue - as they make their way through some fantastical puzzle-filled worlds with a sole aim of putting smiles on faces.
Since launch, House Flipper has done a good job of enabling gamers to buy run-down properties and live out their renovation fantasies to make a swift profit. But now, it’s about to receive some additional content, for free, in order to celebrate the imminent release of a highly anticipated game. Say hello to the dystopian future of flipping houses with the House Flipper Cyberpunk DLC on Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
2020 is coming to a close and very soon the party season will be upon us. And even though this year has been one very different to the norm, there will still, hopefully, be the chance for many to get together as one. What better way to pass the time than to get the family together and take in one of the many party games on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S - a genre that today has expanded thanks to the introduction of Quiplash 2 InterLASHional: The Say Anything Party Game!.
It was just a few sort weeks ago when SOEDESCO gave Truck Driver players the chance to head to the USA with the first of four sets of new Paint Jobs. Now though it's time to pack your bags once more, and begin to embrace the classic French style with six more skins.
Now, let’s be up front about this: Wonder Blade is a big, big fan of Castle Crashers. It liked its art style, bosses, over-the-top chase sequences, loot system, puerile humour, pets and love of hats sooooo much that it just had to honour it with a game that’s near-identical on every front. Wonder Blade is out now on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S to join the previous drops on PS4, Switch and PC via Steam.
While we wait for a Dark Souls-inspired kart game or match-3, we’ll have to make do with an isometric action RPG that heavily draws on FromSoftware’s opus. Morbid: Seven Acolytes looks bloody, difficult, bloody difficult, and full of bosses that dominate the screen. Morbid: Seven Acolytes is out now on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PS4, PS5, Switch and PC via Steam.
