The Bridge Xbox One review
There are many thought-provoking titles on Xbox One, one of them being The Bridge, which formed off the back of a university project from Ty Taylor, who collaborated with artist…
Submerged Xbox One review
When I first saw Submerged, I thought this was a title set out to superb. The setting of a flooded city certainly gave itself to beauty, with the imagining of…
King’s Quest: A Knight To Remember Xbox One Review
Summer is often a drought period for new games, with most of us assumed to be outside sunning ourselves. However, Microsoft aims to change that with a line-up of summer…
Q.U.B.E: Director’s Cut Xbox One review
I’ve played my fair share of puzzle games involving rotating items and boxes, but Q.U.B.E: Director’s Cut takes this to another level, as it combines a story into solving puzzles…
Life Is Strange: Episode 4 Xbox One review
For me episode 3 of Life Is Strange ended on a cliff-hanger and for one couldn’t wait to play this episode of the game. So far the adventure has only…
No Time To Explain Xbox One review
No Time To Explain is a game which doesn’t take itself seriously, with constant silliness and comical dialogue, the time-travelling platformer brings something a bit different to Xbox One. I…
Batgirl: A Matter of Family review
DLC is often the pinnacle for any game to give it a new burst of life, especially when we’re talking about single-player only experiences. Batman: Arkham Knight has a lot…
Batman: Arkham Knight Xbox One review
When we talk about Game of the Year titles they have a certain pedigree, from its storyline to its wealth of content. The game has to be an all-round gem…
The Long Dark Xbox One review
At E3 2015, Microsoft announced its Xbox Game Preview program, which runs in a similar format to Steam’s Early Access, in that it allows developers to market their “in development”…
Schrödinger’s Cat and the Raiders of the Lost Quark Xbox One review
It’s quite often that video games try to add witty dialogue and amusing gameplay in order to give them a boost of childish fun. Schrödinger’s Cat and the Raiders of…