Xbox Series X Reviews

If you have the patience of a saint and some mean platforming skills, then Raccoo Venture may be for you.

We weren’t exactly ‘bah humbug’ while playing Yuletide Legends: Who Framed Santa Claus?, but we were at least a little crotchety.

Cotton games are known for being charming and precise, but Panorama Cotton feels ugly and unwieldy.

By all means give Hirilun a crack if you’re a speedrunning fan, if you are happy to navigate the same area over and over in hope of shaving some seconds. But the highs of Mirror’s Edge this is not.

As a single expansion to the game, this little WINGSPAN: Oceania Expansion package has everything that a budding Chris Packham could want. Frankly, we were smitten.

As an easy-to-handle entry to the city building scene, it's hard to fault Kingdoms and Castles too much.

If you are in the market for a platformer that brings something new to the table, then I would hazard a guess that you have found it in Rising Dusk.

I have been dabbling, on and off, with Disney Dreamlight Valley for over a year. It’s got that tractor-beam pull of an MMO.

A very good strategy game that covers both a great narrative and board-like gameplay, Rough Justice: '84 is a bit of a stunner.

Cotton 100% is a classic cute shooter that still holds up, comparing well with the best of its peers.

If you are happy to play alone, then I can recommend NARUTO X BORUTO Ultimate Ninja STORM CONNECTIONS as the Ultimate Naruto game.

There is a lot of personality in Have a Nice Death. The animation is fluid and the character and sound design are phenomenal. It is a challenging game that doesn’t forgive mistakes, so it won’t be fun for those looking for a casual game. But if you like a roguelike that will push you to the edge, Have a Nice Death is a welcome addition to your game library.

Little Goody Two Shoes is a wonderfully creative, and genuinely unsettling fairytale, in the truest sense.

Zomborg is a very worthy stab at a twin-stick shooter.

There is a very good narrative found in Orten Was The Case with a great concept and a huge puzzle within a puzzle to solve.