Xbox Reviews

I love history, and I’m a licensed minister. Turns out, this whimsical looking game called Pentiment is somewhat made for me. It’s looked intriguing ever since being announced at Xbox’s summer showcase, and finding out a crew of only twelve put it together made it all the

‘Tis the season of spooky and creepy games. This year has already been loaded with some amazing titles for horror fans, and while this game may not necessarily be a horror game, it still passes the creepy vibe check in my opinion. Last Days of Lazarus is already available on

When Biomutant released last May (2021) it was met with generally positive but still mixed reviews. The game appeared to be a mash-up of a few different games like Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild, Horizon Zero Dawn, and Devil May Cry. Our review from last year pointed out

Four kids have found themselves mysteriously shrunk down to the size of an ant and are thrust into a fight for their survival within the dangerous landscape of a backyard. With no memory of how they ended up in the yard, it’s up to them to figure out how

The Destroy All Humans games have fared rather well in the past which has led to their remakes so we can relive the story once more, and with prettier graphics. The first Destroy All Humans was actually remade twice, first in 2016, which did not go all that well, and

Once again, it’s MADDEN SZN and you know what that means! Another year to compare current entries in the series with ones from 2000’s and 2010’s. You’ve done it, I’ve done it. “The best Franchise Mode is from 2011 and today’s sucks!” Well, to

Space truly is the final frontier for mankind. In Dolmen, humanity has colonized several planets and now private corporations are fighting for military and technological power. One such corporation, the Zoan Corporation, has sent Drillers — genetically modified humans — to Revion Prime to collect Dolmen crystals, which not only hold the

The Wardens serve only a singular purpose in this world before they ‘pass on’ to whatever’s next for them. Is it an afterlife? Do they get such an honor? Who knows? To those who encounter them, they simply exist… until they don’t. In The Serpent Rogue you play