Can it run Crysis? Who doesn’t know this saying, right? Can Xbox One X run Crysis: Remastered? Yes, it can but not without artificial intelligence issues. This franchise always had
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Review: Trollhunters: Defenders of Arcadia
Netflix’s Trollhunters, the first show for children from Guillermo del Toro finds his way on Xbox. This magical show that parents and children can enjoy together might be one of
Short review: Word Sudoku by POWGI
The time that I went to the store to buy a physical Sudoku puzzle or fill in the puzzle section from a newspaper sounds like a prehistoric time. Lightwood Games
Short review: Active Neurons 2
At the end of April Active Neurons released for Xbox One. Several months later we already have a sequel with Active Neurons 2. This spatial logical thinking game from developer
Review: Cooking Simulator
I love to cook in my spare time, so Cooking Simulator was a game that immediately caught my interest. I worked in a busy and fancy restaurant as a sous-chef
Short review: The Coma 2 Vicious Sisters
While it isn’t a point-and-click game The Coma 2 has some similarities with the first Clock Tower from the 90’s, no worries if you don’t know that one as it
Get to know our writers: which three games defined your life?
This is a hard question depending on who you ask, games that defined your life. It can have many reasons, right? I asked LifeisXbox writers Mikachu and Michael, hereis what
Review: Project Cars 3
What used to be one of the most accurate and authentic racing experience is having some sort of midlife crisis. Project Cars is a franchise known for being a hardcore
Short review: Educational games for Kids
I am surprised that it took so long, but Xbox finally has an outstanding educational game for younger players. CrazySoft Limited has bundled 21 little experiences in Educational Games for
The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters releasing September 4th
Hand-illustrated horror game The Coma 2 is releasing on Xbox September 4th!Our pc team has wrote a positive review about the Steam release in March 2020 and it received some
Review: Hexagroove: Tactical DJ
Who needs festivals or rave parties when you have Hexagroove from Swedish developer Ichigoichie on Xbox? I say that a bit sarcastic as I really miss my typical summer festival
Review: Tell me Why
Tell me Why is the next game from Dontnod Entertainment, made in coalition with Xbox Game Studios. Announced at the Xbox London event 2019 I was honestly really surprised that