Xbox One Reviews

Many games claim to feature unique concepts, but few of them truly deliver. More often than not, a unique combat system ends up being a mash-up of influential styles from other …
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Matt Makes Games’ Towerfall Ascension is a combat platformer for up to four players, heavily centered on local multiplayer. The primary play mode of the game has two to four …
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Friday Night Bullet Arena is a local multiplayer game with the objective of getting the most kills. Using one bullet, you take aim at your opponents and fire. If you want to …
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If you’re looking for an easy to learn game with well over 100 levels of repetitive gameplay, look no further than King Oddball. If you’re looking for a game with excitement …
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While the fine folks at Rooster Teeth may be fine with 343 Industries making its Red vs Blue games, for the adaptation of one of their newer shows they decided to take …
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Whenever I speak to someone who doubts the credibility and validity of indie games as a rich source of unique and exciting content, I often hear the argument that such …
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The Assembly is the newest walking sim to hit the Xbox One. It’s also designed around Virtual Reality headsets, which is a shame then that the Xbox One doesn’t currently …
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The basic idea of Siegecraft Commander is sound enough; take elements of tower defense, real-time strategy and physics based combat and throw them together across a couple of lengthy solo …
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Toby: The Secret Mine finds Toby racing through levels and solving puzzles in an attempt to save his friends that have been held captive by a mysterious species. Those expecting more context …
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Bossa Studios’ I Am Bread is a sandbox simulator in which the player controls a lone piece of bread with one mission: become toast. The story of I Am Bread revolves around …
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