Xbox One Reviews

Toadomination Review

Toadomination mostly left us bemused.

Adrian’s Tale Review

Adrian’s Tale is an average (if not charming) adventure, but there’s nothing here that most players won’t have seen before.

Birth Review

Birth, in all of its grotesque beauty, is an unholy delight. It’s a diorama, a series of scenes, that we could tinker with endlessly.

Aery – Stone Age Review

The Aery series has set a low bar for itself, and in aiming to perch on that bar, it screws the landing and ploughs headfirst into it. Squawk! - down it goes.

Argonauts Agency 4: Glove of Midas Review

Not everything that Argonauts Agency 4: Glove of Midas touches turns to gold, but the hand is at least capable of a soothing, cozy massage.

Argonauts Agency 3: Chair of Hephaestus Review

Argonauts Agency 3: Chair of Hephaestus is the worst entry in the best series of 8floor resource-management games.

Teppo and The Secret Ancient City Review

Teppo and The Secret Ancient City is an average platformer that doesn’t do anything drastically wrong, but fails to stand out from the crowd

Tools Up! Ultimate Edition Review

Tools Up! Ultimate Edition is the best place for first time players, there’s no doubt about it.

The Spy Who Shot Me Review

The Spy Who Shot Me is fine, but it doesn't feel very polished and it failed to hit the funny bone.

Re.Surs Review

The story of Re.Surs is deep and spiralling whilst the narrative strikes a good tone, both in its serious moments and the comedic ones.

Steel Assault Review

Steel Assault is a reminder of gaming’s past, and this brings back both good and bad memories.

M.A.D. Cows Review

For a brainless hour or so, M.A.D. Cows might be worth it.

Jack Dragon and the Stone of Peace Review

If you have a fondness for retro platformers like Bubble Bobble, and you sense that you’d be more patient with some old-school game mechanics, then Jack Dragon and the Stone of Peace has been made especially for you.

Argonauts Agency 2: Pandora’s Box Review

Argonauts Agency 2: Pandora’s Box reveals that the future might be darker, full of old bugs and the same repeated experiences.

Heavy Burden Review

We implore you: read the myth of Sisyphus or snuggle up with the works of Camus instead. Heavy Burden is no way to brush up on either.

Beat ’Em Up Archives (QUByte Classics) Review

So, Beat ’Em Up Archives (QUByte Classics) then. In conclusion, although the games still look good today, the gameplay has aged horribly. As a result it is all more frustrating than fun to play.

Chessarama Review

Chessarama won’t make you better at chess, but it may help you to get into the mindset needed to be a Grandmaster.

Super Box Delivery: Beyond the Horizon Review

Super Box Delivery: Beyond the Horizon is a slickly presented, pulse-pounding little game that costs barely more than a Royal Mail small parcel.

Train Traffic Manager Review

if you enjoyed the vibes found in Urban Flow but need a railway take on matters, you’d do well to check out Train Traffic Manager.

The Fast Journey Review

The Fast Journey didn’t feel like a complete game.

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