City Transport Simulator: Bus Review
Life behind the wheel of a city bus might sound monotonous, but City Transport Simulator: Bus on Xbox manages to turn everyday work into something surprisingly enjoyable. Whether you’re rolling…
OUT NOW: Wreckreation – The Ultimate Open-World Arcade Racing Sandbox from the Original Creators of Burnout
THQ Nordic and Three Fields Entertainment are proud to announce that Wreckreation is officially out now — delivering a one-of-a-kind open-world arcade racing sandbox that hands players complete creative freedom…
Simon The Sorcerer: Origins Review by New Team Writer GamesGuru1
The following review for Simon The Sorcerer, is written by GamesGuru1 aka Del. Please welcome Del, who has recently joined the Complete Xbox Team, and we look forward to many…
Grand Poker Casino Review
Classic Texas Hold’em on Console Looking for a straightforward poker game to play on Xbox? Grand Poker Casino has just hit the Xbox Store, bringing a classic Texas Hold’em experience…
The House of the Dead 2: Remake Review
Originally released in 1998, The House of the Dead 2 is set in February 2000 where a city is overrun by the undead and other monstrosities. Two AMS agents, James…
Deathless: The Hero Quest Review
The indie roguelike deck-builder space is very common these days. It feels like every month we’re getting a new take on “draw cards, slay monsters, repeat. But every so often,…
Angry Video Game Nerd 8-Bit Gameplay
In order to celebrate the recently released and reviewed Angry Video Game Nerd 8-bit, here’s one of my many gameplay sessions. If you’re looking for a challenging 2D action platformer…
Painkiller Review
Painkiller has players stuck in Purgatory, sentenced for your transgressions against Heaven. However, the Voice of the Creator gives you a chance to redeem yourself by attempting to stop fallen…
Hot Wheels Let’s Race: Ultimate Speed Review
If you are like me and have spent hours sending little metal cars flying off orange plastic ramps as a child, Hot Wheels Let’s Race: Ultimate Speed is like watching…
Keeper Review
In a year packed with massive RPGs, gritty shooters, and flashy sequels, Keeper feels like a breath of fresh sea air. Developed by Double Fine Productions known for their wonderful…