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Word Maze by POWGI on Xbox is, like every other puzzle title in the series, incredibly simple in premise.

Having been available on PlayStation since 2019, it's time for Xbox players to get crosswording, all thanks to the release of Crossovers by POWGI. 

Grasp what it’s doing, and Puzzle by Nikoli W Nurikabe on Xbox is one of the best pencil-scribbling puzzlers out there.

We wouldn’t go so far to say that Lonesome Village is sensational, or better than the other life-sims that have graced the Xbox over the past year. But there is certainly something compelling in the simplicity of its loops

Puzzle by Nikoli W Akari has landed on a new brand of puzzles that feels utterly timeless, and fiendishly difficult to boot. If the world has any sense, they will ditch Wordle and start imploding their minds with these Sudoku-Minesweeper hybrids.

If you’ve ever grabbed a POWGI game, you will know you can be sure of two things: Fun, little word-based puzzles and easy Gamerscore. Letterbox by POWGI is out today on Xbox, Nintendo Switch and PlayStation and once again delivers on both fronts.

It’s hard to feel even an iota of excitement about Puzzle by Nikoli W Sudoku. But if you’re looking to get kicks out of a sudoku game then you’re doing it wrong.

There is another word game on Xbox from the creative couple at Lightwood Games. This time around it is a much requested – and at the same time expanded – port to Xbox. Fifty Words is one thing, but can you find Sixty Words by POWGI, out today on Xbox?

Find something by Lightwood Games that has '... by POWGI' attached and you should know what you're in for - words, words, words. And some pretty cool, fairly awful, dad jokes. We're not expecting anything different in Word Wheel by POWGI. If it is, we're going to be disappointed. 

Wordbreaker by POWGI is quite obviously the Wordle clone you need in your Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo Switch life.