Xbox Reviews

There are some games that you’ve just gotta play with your best friend, and there are few games that embody that spirit more than Hazelight’s A Way Out. A Way Out was designed from the ground up to be enjoyed with a buddy, on a couch, and that’

There is no denying that games like Call of Duty, PUBG, Rainbow Six: Siege, and For Honor have made competitive eSports gaming on the Xbox One a pretty big deal. If you want a competitive edge, picking up a precision controller like the Xbox Elite is a no brainer. Evil

As soon as I saw the initial trailer for Fe, I was hooked on the beautiful colors and musical theme seemingly prevalent throughout the game. However, there was a small part of me that was worried it wouldn’t live up to the hype. Luckily, the game was exactly what

When The Fall came out in 2014, players were drawn into a dark, depressing science fiction world that centered around the nature of artificial intelligence and synthetic life. Now indie publisher Over the Moon Games looks to give players a chance to return to A.R.I.D.’s bleak,

Hunting video games have been around since the release of the titular Duck Hunt for the Nintendo Entertainment System, but in all that time there haven’t been very many enjoyable games in the genre. There are, of course, a few notable exceptions, but especially in recent years the going

Note: This review has some spoilers for previous episodes of Life is Strange: Before the Storm, “Awake” and “Brave New World.” The entirety of Life is Strange: Before the Storm has been a dramatic cinematic adventure from start to finish. This final chapter continues the roller coaster of emotions, delivering

Curse of Osiris begins when the infamous Guardian, Osiris, learns of a new plot by the Vex to destroy the galaxy by dominating time itself. It’s a vague, over-the-top jumping off point with dire implications and a clear setup for shooting a lot of things right in their face

The Surge was one of the major surprise hits for me in 2017. Unique, addictive, and challenging as hell, this was a title I found myself still playing long after my review went live. With the game’s first major piece of DLC, A Walk in the Park, Deck 13