Gravity Heroes Review
Gravity Heroes is a 2D action platformer/shooter with a twist. In order to be able to kill everything on screen, you’ll need to use your gravitional pull, a.k.a. the Gravity…
Toaplan Arcade Collection Vol.1 Review
Toaplan Arcade Collection Volume 1 is a collection of classic shoot’em up, or shmups, originally between the mid and late 80s for the arcades. Toaplan’s success all began in 1985…
Giveaway: Win Blocky Blast for Xbox Series X|S — A Modern Indie Puzzle Gem (Now Closed)
* The Giveaway has come to a close and we have our two winners, thank you to all those that entered. The Two Winners are Susan Trubey & Wolverine4263 –…
MOUTHOLE Review
MOUTHOLE is strange. Really strange. On Xbox, it demands you live two lives: the mundanity of your psychospherical house and the chaos of your own mouth. It’s part surreal puzzle…
Grief Like a Stray Dog Review
A Quiet, Emotional Journey Not all games need explosions, boss fights, or branching narratives to leave a mark. Some do it through silence, subtlety, and sincerity. Grief Like a Stray…
The Knightling Review
Every now and then, a smaller Xbox release comes along that surprises you — not because it reinvents the wheel, but because it knows exactly what it wants to be.…
Sky of Destruction Review
Sky of Destruction arrives on Xbox as a top-down aerial combat game that blends the adrenaline of arcade shooters with tactical fleet management. Unlike traditional shoot‑’em‑ups that rely purely on…
Candylands Journey Xbox Review
There’s something undeniably charming about a world built from sweets, spells, and pastel-coloured peril. Candylands Journey arrives on Xbox promising exactly that — a sugary platforming quest filled with magic,…
The Nameless City Review
Some games challenge your reflexes; others challenge your nerves. The Nameless City falls firmly into the latter. Inspired by the writings of H. P. Lovecraft, this eerie first-person adventure takes…