Excessive Trim is a randomly generated shooter without shooting. Instead of firing bullets, this is a slice’em up. Meaning, you play as a weed smoking alien in a flying saucer that has…
Tag: Xbox Series X
Swapshot (XSX) Review with full playthrough stream
A $5 puzzle platformer published by EastAsiaSoft, Swapshot is an easy and casual way to boost your Gamerscore by 1,000 points in about 30 minutes. Each of the 35 hand designed stages…
Air Twister (XSX) Review
Known for developing titles such as Out Run, Afterburner, and Shenmue, Yu Suzuki’s latest release, Air Twister, plays like a direct successor to Space Harrier right down the speed of gameplay, constantly…
Unboxing NACON Revolution X and ColorLight controllers
Nacon released the pro Revolution X ($74) and the ColorLight ($40) controllers for Xbox. Here is a quick unboxing video of both controllers (the packaging is so well done, I had trouble…
RedRaptor (XSX) Review with stream
A vertical shooter published by EastAsiaSoft, RedRaptor has its heart in the right place, but a few inconveniences hold back the experience from making this a must-play. Thankfully, this is not a…
Hero Survival (XSX) Review with stream
A Vampire Survivors clone, Hero Survival replaces the vampire hunter protagonist with every day middle-aged men as they fight endless waves on Halloween-based enemies. Sure, it has the same overall gameplay of…
Diorama Dungeon – Master of the Living Castle (XSX) Review with stream
Published by EastAsiaSoft, Diorama Dungeon – Master of the Living Castle reuses the same visual style, UI, sound effects, and overall gameplay from previously released retro-inspired titles such as Escape from Terror…
Bish Bash Bots (XSX) Review with stream
An action-based tower defense, Bish Bash Bots can offer plenty of strategic fun… if you can fill a roster of four local players. Told through one of the longest intro cutscenes of…
Pirates on Target (XSX) Review with stream
Pirates on Target is a puzzle game in which the player needs to place boxes on a tiled grid to adjust the trajectory of cannonballs. The goal is to place these pieces…
Shark! Shark! (XSX) Review with stream
Originally released in 1982 for Intellivision, Shark! Shark! has been reimagined by German headquartered BBH Entertainment for modern consoles and mobile. Although Shark! Shark! created the “eat fish smaller than you to…