Xbox One

Releasing on Steam half a decade ago, the original version of The Shore was a solid and enjoyable walking simulator with a focus on atmosphere and spooky Lovecraftian shenanigans, updated to…

While Nacon have been in the headlines recently thanks to their parent company’s financial problems, the developer, publisher and peripheral manufacturer are continuing to fight the good…

While you don’t play Tides of Tomorrow with other people, it’s a story that depends on them. The actions of other players who have played the game can change things within your playthrough,…

To say that Vampire Survivors has been influential is a massive understatement – it quite literally spawned an entire genre of bullet heaven/Survivors-likes. There’s an argument to be made for…

Imagine Doom in the ‘rubber hose’ animation of Steamboat Willie, add in more references to mice and cheese than you could ever need, and a hardboiled detective in a neo noir setting and you…

There is nothing quite like having a good meal right when you need it. It could be a simple dish that is a comforting favourite after a long day, or a complex dish that takes effort which…

Reviving its PC racing game series after more than a quarter of a century, Milestone – the developers of Ride, MotoGP, and Hot Wheels Unleashed – is really mixing things up with Screamer. Back…

Cadence has a dream, and it’s a dream shared by many across both the real world and the world of Note. Cadence wants to be a pop star. The only problem here is the stranglehold that the…

After years of complete silence from the Legacy of Kain series, this month has seen it resurgent, first with a remaster of Defiance (which I sadly found pretty underwhelming), and now with a…

I’ll be honest, before reviewing Rushing Beat X: Return of Brawl Brothers I hadn’t heard of the Rushing Beat series. If, like me, you’re unfamiliar with these games, there were three Rushing…