Do you remember an indie game called I am Bread? The Bossa Studios’ title from 2015 where you control a slice of bread in a mischief adventure to reach the
Category: Xbox One Reviews
Reviews from Xbox games
Short review: Crysis Remastered
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
Short Review: A Hero and a Garden
Everybody knows this story: the story about a princess locked up in a castle and the hero who goes to her rescue. He then faces countless monsters and perils before
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
Review: GORSD
If you’re looking for a challenging and engaging experience to try out then look no further, I’ve got the perfect suggestion. GORSD definitely gives you a surprisingly heightened single-player adventure
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: Darkestville Castle
I come from a time where games like Day of The Tentacle and Escape from Monkey Island were my go-to games when I needed some of that sweet-sweet point and
Short review: Curious Expedition
You open your eyes to the sound of creaking wood and sloshing water. Groggily you slide out of bed, and into your weathered boots. You take a swig of the
Short review: Swordbreaker
We’ve all seen those ads where you’ve got to rescue the hero/damsel in distress. The clickbait options to either go for option A or option B. Either way, every option
Review: Drake Hollow
Developed by the Bostonian studio The Molasses Flood, the studio responsible for the brilliant The Flame in the Flood, has recently brought to Xbox (and PCs too, so our PC
Review: Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning
The story of Amalur is as sad as it is fascinating: it was the only game developed by 38 Studios, a company founded by former baseball player Curt Schilling, because
Review: Welcome to Elk
Frigg, the protagonist of Welcome to Elk, arrives in the small town where this title takes place, as most characters of the genre usually do: fleeing. We are not sure