For those who have already cut their teeth on the brutal campaign of Dustwind: Resistance, the Canyon Cross DLC offers a compelling reason to head back into the wastes. It’s more than just a few extra missions; it feels like a refined extension of the tactical DNA that made the base game on Xbox so engaging.
Continue readingThe post-apocalypse is a crowded neighborhood in the gaming world. Between the sprawling deserts of Fallout and the frozen wastes of Metro, it takes a specific kind of grit to stand out. Dustwind: Resistance recently made its way to Xbox, and for those who miss the era of high-stakes, isometric tactical combat, it feels like a brutal, rewarding homecoming.
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Let’s be real: we’ve all played precision platformers that make us want to throw our controllers across the room. But every once in a while, one comes along that manages to turn that frustration into a flow state so satisfying you can’t put it down.
I just spent time diving into Nullstar: Solus on Xbox, and if you’re a fan of high-stakes speedrunning or atmospheric sci-fi, you need to put this on your radar.
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In the world of survival horror, we’ve been hunted by everything from bio-engineered super-soldiers to vengeful Victorian ghosts. But have you ever been stalked by a semi-aquatic rodent with a serious grudge? Enter Don’t Mess With Bober, a first-person horror-comedy for Xbox that asks the question: What happens when you accidentally ruin a beaver’s weekend?
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The survival horror genre has seen a massive resurgence lately, but few titles take a swing at a premise as heavy as Mortanis: Prisoners. Recently released on Xbox Series X|S, this indie title from developer Honor Games and publisher Axyos Games blends the grounded horrors of a WWII concentration camp with a supernatural descent into purgatory.
But does this grim shooter-horror hybrid deliver a meaningful experience, or is it a nightmare for the wrong reasons? Here is our full review.
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If you’ve spent any time browsing the “New Games” section of the Xbox Store recently, you’ve likely scrolled past a title that stops you in your tracks: Ebola Village. Developed by the aptly named Indie Games Studio, this title is the fourth entry in a series that has slowly built a reputation for being the “Resident Evil at home” of the indie horror scene.
But is it a hidden gem for survival horror purists, or just another case of “indie jank”? I spent a few hours in the titular village to find out.
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There is something inherently more terrifying about a horror game when the opening credits roll and the words “Based on True Events” flash across the screen. Apartment No. 129, now available on Xbox, leans heavily into this dread, bringing to life one of Turkey’s most notorious urban legends.
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If you’ve ever wondered what humanity might look like after a 7,000-year nap, Kentum for Xbox has the answer—and it’s equal parts hilarious, challenging, and surprisingly heartfelt. This 2D craftervania adventure drops you into the year 10,000 as Kent, an average Joe who just so happens to be a clone. With nothing but a stick, a dry sense of humor, and a quirky robot companion, Kentum invites you to rebuild civilization one machine at a time.
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If survival games usually conjure images of harsh landscapes and relentless danger, Winter Burrow flips the script. This woodland adventure is less about adrenaline-pumping combat and more about warmth, community, and the quiet joy of rebuilding a home. On Xbox, it feels like the perfect blend of survival mechanics and cozy storytelling.
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If you’ve ever wondered what happens when you combine the charm of 8-bit puzzlers with the appetite of a hungry pig, Gruniożerca Trilogy for Xbox has the answer. This remastered collection brings together three independently developed NES-era puzzle gems, lovingly polished for modern consoles by Take IT Studio!
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