Xbox One Reviews (Page 18) RSS Feed for Xbox One Reviews
Dreamfall Chapters Review
The Longest Journey returns
May 15, 2017 - Zoe Castillo is back and ready to continue her adventure after awakening from a long coma. Now that all of the chapters of her new journey have been bundled together for console, grab your fuzzy Wonkers and let's jump right in.
Read more: Dreamfall Chapters Review
Human Fall Flat Review
Drunk Simulator 2017
May 14, 2017 - Physics-based indie games with odd controls have been popular ever since titles such as Octodad and Surgeon Simulator debuted. So, how does controlling drunk little white guys compare? Enter the world of Human Fall Flat and let's see.
Read more: Human Fall Flat Review
Demon's Crystals Review
Simple twin-stick fun
May 13, 2017 - Sometimes, game developers have to go back to basics to provide an enjoyable experience. Demon's Crystals is a simple twin-stick shooter that you can enjoy with a few local chums so let's see if it adds up to a good time.
Read more: Demon's Crystals Review
NBA Playgrounds Review
Arcade basketball is back
May 11, 2017 - There are so many sports games that it's ridiculous yet a well-done arcade interpretation always seems to stand out. NBA Playgrounds brings a massive roster of caricature ballers to your living room so let's take to the street and shoot some hoops.
Read more: NBA Playgrounds Review
Lethal League Review
Balls to the wall
May 11, 2017 - It's always fun to discover unique competitive multiplayer games. Lethal League has up to four players smacking a ball in order to try and hit each other but is that as fun as it sounds? Of course it is so let's take a deeper look.
Read more: Lethal League Review
Butcher Review
Kill, die, repeat
May 9, 2017 - Butcher is an ultra-violent 2D sidescroller that prides itself in its hard difficulty. However, does the unforgiving gameplay make for a fun or frustrating experience?
Read more: Butcher Review
World to the West Review
A fateful foursome's tale
May 8, 2017 - Top-down adventure games are almost always compared to The Legend of Zelda. However, World to the West forges its own identity as you control four unlikely heroes in a beautiful and familiar world.
Read more: World to the West Review
Super Rude Bear Resurrection Review
He's one rude dude with attitude
May 5, 2017 - Super-tough platformers have been popular for years and they don't seem to be going anywhere. Super Rude Bear Resurrection may be one of the toughest games you'll ever play but is it worth all of the frustration?
Read more: Super Rude Bear Resurrection Review
Bit Dungeon+ Review
A fun but generic roguelike
May 5, 2017 - Exploring a dungeon in the hopes of reaching deeper and deeper depths has been a winning formula for decades. However, does Bit Dungeon+ do enough to keep gamers coming back for more?
Read more: Bit Dungeon+ Review
ACA NeoGeo: Blazing Star Review
Hey! A solid shmup comes
May 4, 2017 - When you think of the vast library of SNK games, you probably picture dozens of fighters. However, they also published some fantastic shmups and Blazing Star is definitely one that no genre fan should overlook.
Read more: ACA NeoGeo: Blazing Star Review