The final week of the Horizon Race Off dawns in Forza Horizon 5, yet as we prepare to bid farewell, there is a last hoorah in the shape of the Festival Playlist Weekly Challenges for Series 32 Spring.
You may not have heard of Loretta, but dismiss the psychological thriller at your peril. In Episode 197 of TheXboxHub Official Podcast you'll get to hear about the game - and why it is very nearly perfect.
Pull on your wooly pulleys as it is Winter in Mexico, and in the world of Forza Horizon 5 we all know what that means, right? Yep, more weekly Festival Playlist Weekly Challenge shenanigans to keep us entertained and racing hard through Series 32 Winter!
Storm Season is rolling into Forza Horizon 5, and with it dawns a whole new week’s worth of Festival Playlist Weekly Challenges in Series 32 Autumn, mainly focusing on the racing
One of the great things about storytelling has always been the ability to evoke emotion. Films and TV series have done it for decades. To tell a story that can really mean something, even if the characters aren't real, is no mean feat. The games industry may not have been around for as long, but it has come a long way very quickly. The quality of writing, direction and acting has improved consistently over the years, leaving us with games that have moved us, and dare I say, made us cry.
2018 has been a great year for gaming. We've been treated to some stunning AAA additions, some hugely addictive indie titles and some games that do nothing but deliver the weird. But what are the games of 2018 which made us go wow? We take a look.
First up in this new series is Spyro the Dragon from the recent Reignited Trilogy on Xbox One. Each video will be a complete 100% runthrough of one of the six dragon worlds that feature in this first game. Expect to see us charge, jump, flame and glide through all manner of beautiful levels, without hopefully failing the flying levels too many times! This time round we see Richard 100% completing Artisans via Spyro Reignited Trilogy on Xbox One, with him picking up all the gems, dragons and more.
The Gardens Between has recently rocked up on to Xbox One, delivering with it time manipulation mechanics and puzzles galore, all wrapped up with a glorious visual style. Want to check out some of the gameplay?
This week, we talk about the announcements and winners from The Game Awards, which took place this past week. There were a fair number of surprises in both new games announced and winners of some of the categories. We discuss and debate both here. Ultimately, was the winner of Game of the Year the right choice?
As 2018 draws to a close, the gaming world starts to look back on another fantastic year for games and throw some awards out in the form of The Game Awards. But whilst the awards are for the games of the year just gone, The Game Awards has also unleashed masses of new info for upcoming games, and even enough new world premieres for brand-new games to shake a very large stick at. Here are 5 of the best new announcements that came out of The Game Awards 2018.
After literally years of waiting, and years of bad / awful Spyro games being released, we finally, finally have a complete remake of the original Spyro trilogy. We truly live in a world where dreams come true.
One of the most interesting games to have hit our consoles in recent weeks is that of The First Tree. And so we thought it would be great to run a Let's Play video taking in the entire experience with a full walkthrough.
You're going to have to cast your minds back for this one as we look back at 15 years of Beyond Good & Evil. To give you some context, the game has been around in my lifetime longer than it hasn’t been, having come out when I was only 13 years old!
This week, we discuss the struggles Fallout 76 has had out of the gate after release, ranging from a huge patch to fix a lot of issues in the game to the low review scores it is receiving almost across the board. Graham, our resident Fallout fanboy, gives his thoughts on why he hasn't been drawn into the game yet, and we discuss whether Bethesda can right the ship in time to get gamers bought in to the game.
This week, we cover the biggest news of the week, starting with the announcement that Sony is skipping E3 2019 in favor of other events they might have throughout the year. We discuss what this means for Xbox and Nintendo, as well as for E3 as a whole. Also, we debate whether this is fair to PlayStation fans, after Sony is now abandoning PSX and E3.
Storm Boy has arrived on Xbox One in a cheap and cheerful fashion. Telling the tale of Colin Thiele's story, and priced up at just £4.99, it allows us the chance to follow young Storm Boy as he heads on out on an adventure. Want to check out some of the gameplay within?
The Long Journey Home sees us helping out a space crew in distress, attempting to ensure that they can navigate their way across the galaxy, dodging alien beings, making new friends, and trying to, ultimately, find a way home. Want to check out some of the gameplay?
Blizzard, the company behind everyone’s favourite Overwatch that has been receiving a lot of attention and raving reviews,  has recently decided to up its game even further. In order to improve its eSports viewing experience, the studio launched a new Overwatch World Cup Viewer just in time for the Overwatch World Cup 2018.
The witching season may well be over but that doesn't mean that we need to ditch all the horror games from our lives. Having released on Halloween, The One We Found is a small indie title that most definitely deals in plenty of scares. Want to check out some of the gameplay?
