Bus Simulator 27 Review
A Bumpy Ride That’s Finding Its Route After a Few Hotfixes There is something strangely relaxing about driving a bus. Maybe it is the steady rhythm of pulling away from…
Shoe It All! Review
What I love about the indie gaming scene is that some development teams run away with their unique ideas, and they really work. Sometimes it’s hard to know what to…
The Bus – Hamburg City & Ebus 2.2 DLC Review
A Bigger, Better Bus Journey When I reviewed The Bus on Xbox Series X earlier this year, I came away with a very clear impression of what TML-Studios had created.…
NBA 2K27 Review
A Huge Basketball Experience That Just Keeps Getting Better There are some games that you can pick up, play for a few hours and happily move on from, and then…
Murders on the Yangtze River Review
Everyone loves a good murder mystery, don’t they? I find myself strangely enjoying documentaries about how police and forensics gather their evidence at serious crime scenes. There aren’t many gaming…
Ground Zero Hero Review
Many will argue that the bullet-heaven genre is a bit crowded. Since Vampire Survivors set the bar high, many have attempted to replicate its success. Ground Zero Hero has arrived…
Blood Dungeon – Guest Review By Duncan Voice (Indie Choices)
(Quick Note From CX Dave) I’ve had the pleasure of meeting some truly fantastic people throughout my time writing for CX and beyond. People who genuinely love this industry and…
NHL 27 Review
And we are back with EA Sports’ latest entry, NHL 27. Currently, there is a massive buzz for ice hockey in the UK, myself included. EA has made headline additions…
Gallipoli Review
There has been a bit of a lull in the shooter genre lately, and then, all of a sudden, several games arrive at once. After a slight delay from the…
Fishing Planet Review 2026
The Fishing Game That Just Keeps Giving There are some games that you play for a few hours, enjoy what they have to offer and then eventually move on to…