Released a few months ago on Switch, Gallic Wars: Battle Simulator is now available on Xbox One. As it plays exactly the same as the Switch version, everything I mentioned in my…
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Together (Switch) Review
A side scrolling platformer built with co-op in mind, Together can also be played solo but doesn’t have quite the same appeal. The moveset is simple – jump, attack, and roll –…
Arkan: The Dog Adventurer (Xbox One) Review with stream
The latest release by Sometimes You, Arkan: The Dog Adventurer takes classic Arkanoid (single player Pong) and turns it into a thoughtful twin-stick shooter. The approach is so simple but yet so…
Infinitrap: Rehamstered (Xbox One) Review with stream
Infinitrap: Rehamstered can probably be most easily described as a top-down Spelunky but with specifically designed levels (not randomly generated). Playing as an Indiana Jones cartoony character, the goal is to grab…
Crash Drive 3 (Xbox One) Review
Crash Drive 3 is an open world stunt racing game that never takes it foot off the accelerator and sort of mixes the chaos of Rocket League with the tricks of Tony…
Mythic Ocean (Xbox One) Review with stream
Whenever Nakana.io is set to publish a new title, I get a little excited because I know the experience is going to be different, hand crafted, and one that carries a message…
Wingspan (Xbox One) Review
Modified from a 2019 board game, Wingspan is a digital card game featuring birds, their eggs, their diet, and their habitats. Even though it checks all the quality of life boxes such…
Paradox Error (Xbox One) Review with stream
A self-aware and fourth wall breaking side scrolling platformer, Paradox Error by EastAsiaSoft is a minimalistic meta experience. Not as difficult as Meat Boy but way weirder than Mario, this platformer is…
Blink: Rogues (Switch) Review
The latest game by Ultimate Games S.A., Blink Rogues deserves a lot of credit for trying something new with the shooter genre. Unfortunately, even with all the unique features, the end result…
BitMaster (Xbox One) Review with stream
BitMaster is a new twin stick shooter by Sometimes You. It only costs $5 but unfortunately plays like an action game built on a tight budget. From a maze-like environment, the goal…