Metropolis: Lux Obscura review
Metropolis Lux Obscura is a noir style comic adventure which is very reminiscent of Sin City. You play the part of Jon Lockhart, an ex-con who has been recently released…
The Council – Episode 1: The Mad Ones review
I’ve always been a fan of episodic games as they’re normally just the right length to dip in and out of during quick gaming sessions and also allow you to…
Kingdom Come: Deliverance review
After a successful Kickstarter campaign which saw the company raise over £1m and saw the game picked up by publishers Deep Silver, Kingdom Come: Deliverance is finally with us, but…
Nine Parchments review
There’s noticeably a lack of couch co-op games on consoles now, so when one comes a long it’s a nice rare addition to see. Nine Parchments is a magical themed…
Elex review
Elex is a strange mix, as it looks to combine a post-apocalyptic world with elements of fantasy and sci-fi. The combination which at first sounds like an unsuccessful one, however…
Ben 10 review
Having just become a father for the first time in October I suspect I’ll be playing a lot more child friendly titles on my Xbox One, so what better way…
Review update: Our scoring system
Hi there, It’s Jamie, Founder for Complete Xbox. As you’re aware we recently undertook a poll via Twitter for our reviews and the system we adopt. Without further ado, it…
Not A Hero: Super Snazzy Edition review
I’ve played my fair share of platformers, all of which vary in difficulty and the level of frustration they can leave you with. Luckily, Not A Hero: Super Snazzy Edition…
Blues and Bullets: Episode 2 review
Since Telltale released a tonne of episodic titles, I’ve grown to become a fan of these game types, as each episode leaves you wanting more and A Crowd of Monsters’…
LEGO Marvel Avengers review
I’ve always been a fan of the LEGO video games from TT Games, and LEGO Marvel Avengers couldn’t be any more ideal in terms of what a fan wants to…