Morsels Review
Morsels is a fun game with a unique atmosphere and a lot of heart; more than other games in the genre. The post Morsels Review appeared first on TheXboxHub.
Morsels is a fun game with a unique atmosphere and a lot of heart; more than other games in the genre. The post Morsels Review appeared first on TheXboxHub.
Demonschool is a bit swings and roundabouts, but the good points just outweigh the not-so-good. The post Demonschool Review appeared first on TheXboxHub.
Adrenaline Rampage fails to provide any appreciable adrenaline hit. It isnât particularly rampage-y either. Unfortunately, Adrenaline Jump-and-shoot-a-bit doesnât have the same ring. The post Adrenaline Rampage Review appeared first on TheXboxHub.
Hidden Cats in Istanbul is the cat that got the cream. And in terms of delivering a city and slice of culture of which some of us may be unaware, Hidden Cats in Istanbul is a Turkish delight. The post Hidden Cats in Istanbul Review appeared first on TheXboxHub.
Project Motor Racing is a game of two, uneven halves. The actual driving is properly challenging, as you want a sim racer to be, but the rest of the experience is ruined by some over zealous AI, bad controls and ridiculous track limit rules. The post Project Motor Racing Review appeared first on TheXboxHub.
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Pinball FX - Williams Pinball: Scared Stiff confidently builds on the table which preceded it, resulting in a punchier, more unhinged experience that raises the stakes and dials up the fun. The post Pinball FX – Williams Pinball: Scared Stiff Review appeared first on TheXboxHub.
The beautiful graphics, chill soundtrack, and enjoyable gameplay loop more than make up for any criticisms I could throw at DAVE THE DIVER. The post DAVE THE DIVER Review appeared first on TheXboxHub.
Detective Dotson is ripe with so much charm that the stuttering detective-work and controls end up getting pushed to the side. The post Detective Dotson Review appeared first on TheXboxHub.
Get your votes in!It's that time of year again! We're looking to crown a Pure Xbox Game of the Year for 2025, and in order to do that, we're going to need you to vote for the best Xbox games of the past 12 months â only the top ten will make the final cut!Last year's winner ended up being Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, closely followed by Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2. Before that, the the 2023 winner was Starfield, the 2022 winner was Elden Ring, the 2021 winner w
Itâs been an absolute blast going back to Red Dead Redemption. It might not be the all-encompassing big remake from the ground up that some wanted. But why do you really need to do that when the foundation is this strong? The post Red Dead Redemption Review appeared first on TheXboxHub.
Dungeon Minesweeper is a fun update on a classic game. The post Dungeon Minesweeper Review appeared first on TheXboxHub.
An early look at next month.As we always do around this time of the month, we're taking an early look today at what's ahead for January 2026's Xbox Game Pass selection, with two titles having been confirmed for the service next month already.Our headline game so far, simply by nature of the fact that it's coming for both console and PC players, is probably MIO: Memories in Orbit - an upcoming Metroidvania from Focus Entertainment. As the above heading suggests, we have one other title also confi
Including two former PS5 console exclusives.Welcome to your Xbox games roundup for December 15-19! The releases are slightly slowing down as we head into the Christmas period, but we've still got loads of interesting launches over the next few days including the former PS5 console exclusives Fort Solis and Five Nights at Freddy's: Secret of the Mimic!Here's what's coming to Xbox next week:Read the full article on purexbox.com
Starting to tackle the backlog?Welcome to our latest 'What Are You Playing' discussion! With another weekend upon us, we're starting to think about what games we might play over the next few days - and yes, those Christmas backlog plans are also creeping up!Here's what we're playing this weekend:Read the full article on purexbox.com
Christmas might be a time for warmth, family and comfort - but Christmas Mutilator has arrived on Xbox to flip festive expectations on their head. The post Christmas Mutilator Turns Holiday Cheer Into Chilling Survival Horror appeared first on TheXboxHub.
While itâs short-lived, Sacrifice for Sale fills its brief time with cheeky writing and a fun game of chase-the-ending. The post Sacrifice for Sale Review appeared first on TheXboxHub.
Itâs worth waiting for a sale before buying Nicktoons & The Dice of Destiny. It has a lustre that will only last for a few days, even in co-op. For a full-price game, thatâs a lot to ask of a Nicktoons fan, but for a few (sponge)bob less? Yeah, we can see that happening. The post Nicktoons & The Dice of Destiny Review appeared first on TheXboxHub.
Card Storm Idle is incredibly unlikely to convert anyone to idle games. But for those number-crunching, button-tapping weirdos who like the genre, well, this will be a weekâs worth of clicking. Itâs not pretty, itâs anything but ambitious, and - whoop whoop - itâs free. The post Card Storm Idle Review appeared first on TheXboxHub.
Update: Pure Xbox users are finally having success with it.Over the past few days, we've seen quite a few issues with Red Dead Redemption and allowing Xbox 360 owners of the game to upgrade to the new Xbox Series X|S version, but that seems to have been mostly resolved at this point.Unfortunately, a similar issue has cropped up for the new re-releases of Yakuza 0: Director's Cut, Yakuza Kiwami and Yakuza Kiwami 2! All three of these games were meant to receive special upgrade discounts for owner
Leaving his current position after 10 years.It's being reported today that Xbox is undergoing some leadership changes â with Microsoft Gaming Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Tim Stuart moving over to Bethesda's parent company, ZeniMax Media, as a Chief Operating Officer.In Stuart's place will be Xavier Pokorzynsk, who's currently the corporate vice president of Microsoft Gaming and will be taking on the Chief Financial Officer role instead. All of this is according to "sources" over at Windows Cen
Letting my guard down.Okay, look, it's no secret that The Game Awards' reveal of free-to-play shooter Highguard didn't exactly go down well, is it? The upcoming FPS â which is out on Xbox next month â fell victim to strange TGA scheduling; where it was the final reveal in the hopes of being the 2025 show's big surprise. And, while a free-to-play shooter was just never going to go over that well with The Game Awards crowd, I still think there's massive potential with this upcoming Xbox FPS.First
Thereâs something charming about games that know exactly what they are â and Dino Land, out now on Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch and PC, is very much a love letter to a different era of gaming. The post Dino Land Rolls Back The Clock – Classic Pinball Action, Prehistoric Chaos appeared first on TheXboxHub.
"Experience the brutal fusion of galactic strategy and visceral real-time battles".Last night at The Game Awards, we saw the reveal of Total War: Warhammer 40,000 â and even though it didn't seem to have any confirmed platforms at the time, it's now been confirmed to be coming to Xbox Series X and Series S.This will mark the franchise's debut on Xbox, 25 years since it first began back in 2000 with Shogun: Total War.Read the full article on purexbox.com