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Review | In Rays of the Light
Our review for In Rays of the Light | This is actually the pc game The Light Remake that released in June 2020, which was already a remake…
Review | GraviFire
Our Gravifire review | Developed by the Russian indie studio Potata Company and published by Sometimes You, GraviFire is a short and interesting puzzle game where you play…
Review | Glitchangels
Our review for Glitchangels | Sometimes you cook something that just doesn’t look tasty, vol-au-vent for example. You have the same thing with games, that typical first impression…
Review | Kill it With Fire
That exact moment you notice it… a rush of an awful sensation mixed with a hopeful thought that maybe you are seeing something else. Sadly the answer is…
Review | Anodyne 2: Return to Dust
When you play so many games like me, around 160 in 2020, it is hard to be surprised by game concepts or gameplay. Anodyne 2: Return to Dust…
Review | Unturned
After the massive success of Minecraft, which is already celebrating ten years in 2021, ‘blocky games’ (how I call games voxel-like graphics that include building and exploration) have…
Favorites Wednesday | Game snacks
Share your own favorites with #FavoritesWednesday and tag Lifeisxbox, we’re curious about your picks! On Twitter, on Facebook, and on Instagram. every Wednesday we have three new favorites from our LifeisXbox…
Review | Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Heart of the Forest
It doesn’t happen much when two different studios work on the same IP. In this case Werewolf: The Apocalypse. Earlier this month we had Earthblood from Cyanide and…
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Review | Active Neurons 3: Wonders of the World
Active Neurons 3: Wonders of the World is the third and final installment developed by the creative mind that is USANIK STD. And that name may sound familiar…
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Review | Taxi Chaos
Every once in a while a game grabs your attention for nostalgic reasons. I don’t think that the developers from Team6 would mind if I call Taxi Chaos…
Review | Knight’s Retreat
Well, hello there, my fellow chess and puzzle fanatics! Who is ready for a game that shocked me how much it can make me think, but in a…
Review | Project Winter
If there’s one game that got blasted into stardom in recent times? Then it has to be Among Us. A game that revolves around trickery, mischief and murder.…
Review | Rack ‘n Ruin
I normally stay clear from top down shoot ‘m ups or twin stick shooters. Why? I don’t fully know if I’m being honest. Something about the play-style that…
Review | The Childs Sight
The Survival Horror genre is something that will never go out of style. They are games that in the blink of an eye, can make you jump out…
Review | Little Nightmares 2
Back in 2017 Little Nightmares from Tarsier Studios took many gamers by surprise, including me. The small girl with the yellow coat, Six became an instant favorite videogame…
Review | Rover Wars: Battle for Mars
It is always nice to write a review for a game from my home country, Belgium. Developer Sakari Games based in Antwerp is behind Rover Wars: Battle for…
Review | Vera Blanc: Ghost In The Castle
A new adventure and mystery behold Vera and Brandon in Vera Blanc: Ghost In The Castle. The story comes after the first game in the series, Vera Blanc:…
Review | Speed Limit
If you’ve ever dreamed of a game that takes action scenes from 80s movies, sticks them one behind the other and it works, Speed Limit is going to…
Review | Hyposphere: Rebirth
Are you looking for a fun Marble arcade game? Or are you looking to relive some glory playing a game that feels like it’s made for speedrunners? Or…
Review | Empire of Sin
For the French, the ‘Années Folles’ (Crazy years). For other Europeans, the Golden Twenties. For North Americans, the Jazz Age. And also, the Prohibition period, a time when…