Ever looked at a centipede and thought, “That’s cool, but it really needs a shotgun and some magical modules”? No? Well, the developers behind Centipede Gun did, and honestly, the results are as chaotic as they are addictive.
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If you have a soft spot for the days of gathering around a table with a handful of dice and a grid map, the wait is over. Dark Quest: Remastered has officially landed on Xbox Series X|S, and it’s a nostalgic trip that doesn’t just rest on its laurels. Developed by the UK-based indie studio Brain Seal, this is a ground-up rebuild of the game that kicked off the entire saga.
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The neon lights are flickering to life, the bass is starting to thump, and the dance floor is waiting for its first guest. If you’ve ever dreamed of running the hottest spot in town, your time has come. Disco Simulator, the party-themed tycoon hit from Games Incubator and Frozen Cave Studio, has officially made its grand entrance onto consoles.
Originally a success on PC, the console versions—prepared and published by Ultimate Games S.A.—bring the high-energy world of nightclub management to the comfort of your living room.
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If you are a fan of fast-paced action-platformers that blend dystopian storytelling with precise combat mechanics, there is a new title on the Xbox Store that deserves your attention. ReSetna, published by Ocean Media, is a striking post-apocalyptic journey that asks a haunting question: If the only thing left of humanity is data, is the future still worth saving?
Here is a deep dive into what makes this title a standout addition to your digital library.
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If you grew up waking up early on Saturdays to catch your favorite cartoons, or if you spent your school days filling the margins of your notebooks with stick-figure battles, then Ink Inside is the game you’ve been waiting for.
Recently released on Xbox Series X|S, this hand-drawn action RPG is more than just a trip down memory lane—it’s a vibrant, tactical, and hilarious adventure that proves there is plenty of life left in the sketchbook.
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The books have been read, the jokes from the cell next door are officially stale, and the mystery meat in the cafeteria is starting to look a little too familiar. It’s time to go.
Prison Escape Simulator on Xbox takes the high-stakes tension of a jailbreak and turns it into a quirky, addictive cycle of resource management, stealth, and—strangely enough—interior design. If you’ve ever looked at a teaspoon and thought, “I could tunnel to freedom with this,” this is the game for you.
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Whether you’re a speed demon looking to shave seconds off a world record or a casual explorer who just wants to soak in the atmosphere, Lonely Mountains: Snow Riders has a new reason to strap on your skis. The Highlands DLC has officially arrived on Xbox, bringing the rugged, misty beauty of the Scottish wilderness to your screen.
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If you’re looking for a way to test the strength of your friendships (and perhaps start a few playful arguments), Running Fable Petite Party has arrived on Xbox to do exactly that. Developed as a wild, unpredictable spin-off from the world of Running Fable, this title trades long-distance marathons for tabletop chaos and quick-fire treachery.
Here is my breakdown of why this bite-sized party brawler deserves a spot in your local multiplayer rotation.
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If you thought your local bakery was intense during the holiday rush, you haven’t seen anything yet. Cakey’s Twisted Bakery, the indie horror hit that took Steam by storm, has officially expanded its reach to consoles. With its recent launch on Xbox and its debut on PlayStation today, January 8, 2026, it’s time to see if this sugar-coated survival horror is worth the calories.
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In the vast landscape of JRPGs, we are often used to the “zero to hero” journey—grinding for experience, hunting for better gear, and watching our health bars grow from double digits to thousands. Meg’s Monster, developed by Odencat, flips this script on its head from the very first encounter.
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