Tile Jong Review
Calm Puzzles, Smooth Play –A laid-back tile-matching adventure that marries simplicity with just enough strategy to stay interesting. In a world dominated by sprawling open-world adventures and high-octane action games,…
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…
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.…
Labyrinthine Review – Guest Review By PJ Morris from SharkBait Gaming House
The following review for Labyrinthine, is a guest review by PJ Morris from SharkBait Gaming House. At Complete Xbox, we always welcome your views, and we love to share and…
Blocky Blast Review – A Modern Twist on a Classic Puzzle Formula
Introduction – A Familiar Genre Revisited Puzzle games built around stacking and clearing blocks have been entertaining players for decades. From the timeless Tetris in the 1980s to modern mobile…
Dorfromantik Review By Cerysnetics (CX Discord)
At completexbox we are very much community driven, and welcome guest articles, opinion pieces and reviews. This review of Dorfromantik is written by Cerysnetics from the completexbox discord / community,…
The Lost Cube Review
The Lost Cube tells the story of Ulrik whose on a journey to recover a magical cube that was taken by evil forces leaving the villagers infertile. Using his guitar…
Next of Kin Review
Next of Kin tells the story of Thomas and Martha, a young married couple, who moved to Mjolkebo; a peaceful village in the countryside. Everything is perfect and feels like…
Hundred Bullets Review – Puzzle Precision Meets Bullet Hell Mayhem
At CompleteXbox, we’re passionate about shining a spotlight on game developers and the creative journeys behind their projects. From concept to release, we love exploring the process that brings great…
Breakout Beyond Review
Breakout originally released in arcades way back in 1976 and just like Tetris, people find ways to bring it back under different flavors; this is where Breakout Beyond comes in.…