Xbox Series X Reviews

Nothing pleases me more than being in the worlds of Remnant II

If you’re after something with a unique gameplay element then EchoBlade will be for you. It works well throughout, providing something different to a traditional dungeon crawler.

The ivy crawls around Oaken and drags it down, when it should be shooting up into the sky.

Don’t be too concerned about the shortness of Venba, for its fascinating story and cultural delights will certainly make up for it.

MORDHAU is not a game you can master in a matter of moments. You need to learn the mechanics and systems to have a chance of staying alive; and this will take time.

Things are certainly progressing in the right direction for Antstream Arcade, and it is off to a flyer on Xbox consoles, officially this time. It presents a huge and varied range of games from across all decades of the video game scene - some you will have heard of, but many you will have not. 

Monster Energy Supercross - The Official Videogame 6 is a more than competent racer, with its own unique challenges that make it a real test. 

Mighty Mage is a shooter without the shooting, and it’s as bemusing as it sounds.

The developers know what they are doing and Insomnis is delivered with panache and style.

Ed-0: Zombie Uprising is built on sound ideas and there’s so much to love about the setup. However, the brutal, inconsistent difficulty coupled with the repetitive, imbalanced gameplay prevents it from reaching full potential.

For a game as old as Cyber Citizen Shockman, it has some novel ideas such as a world map and specific rewards for completing certain levels.

TOEM really has no barriers for anyone - kids all the way up to great-grandparents - to enjoy its relaxed take on photography.

Nova Lands avoids nearly all the pitfalls of the ever popular sim genre, providing a charming and accessible experience which is hard not to like.

Treat Speed Truck Racing like a puzzle to be solved - a new take on driving - and there’s fun to be had here.

It'll be the story and world that keep you going in Dead Man's Diary, even if things do get a bit familiar.