XBLA Reviews

One of my favorite types of books growing up was the “choose your own adventure” types. Being able to participate in the progress of the story to get different endings …
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The only thing you need to know about Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden is that you can play as a duck. A grizzled, gun-toting, anthropomorphic duck. The design is …
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Developed by New Zealand studio A44 and published by Annapurna Interactive, Ashen is an open world, action role-playing game in the genre style that Dark Souls so famously popularized. Set …
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It’s hard for me to imagine time travel as anything but a harrowing experience. Maybe going into the future wouldn’t be the worst, but the past is terrifying. There’s the …
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Released initially as episodic, Bendy and the Ink Machine is delivered on Xbox all at once with no waiting. You will play as Henry, a cartoonist that is invited back …
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There have been a few Doodle God games, but Crime City is much more vast in terms of content. Your primary goal is simple, to combine elements and create new …
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Once in a while, you’ll come across a title that was never really hyped up. You play it and find very quickly that you’re playing something very special. My Memory …
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When a science-fiction plot delves in time travel, the characters generally emphasize their efforts to not do anything that might alter the course of history. One such work is “A …
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Science Fiction has always been one of my favorite genres in media. When I saw Planet Alpha screenshots, I was instantly intrigued, having grown up playing mostly platformers. Planet Alpha …
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 There’s a certain cult following when it comes to games that are known to be extremely difficult. Maybe it’s the sense of pride when mastering them, or the never-ending pressure …
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