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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It’s not every day that a legendary franchise like Bomberman gets a surprise drop that actually respects its history. As a massive fan who already has Super Bomberman R, Super Bomberman R 2, and the classic Bomberman Battlefest locked into my Xbox library, my eyes practically popped out of my head when the SUPER BOMBERMAN COLLECTION shadow-dropped on February 5.
For just $20, this isn’t just a nostalgia trip; it’s a masterclass in packaging retro titles.
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If you’ve ever wondered why Optimus Prime doesn’t just transform into a truck and drive away when a fight gets too hairy, Transformers Galactic Trials on Xbox finally lets you live out that logic. Released by Outright Games and developed by 3DClouds, this title is a curious hybrid that attempts to weld high-octane arcade racing with third-person shooter combat.
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If you’re a fan of management sims mixed with deep tactical combat, you’ve likely seen Our Adventurer Guild popping up on your radar. Developed by GreenGuy and recently ported to consoles, this indie gem promises a blend of Darkest Dungeon-style guild management and XCOM-inspired turn-based strategy.
But while the gameplay is earning rave reviews, there’s a massive elephant in the room for console players: The Xbox version is currently struggling.
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If you’ve ever looked at a creepy, dilapidated ranch and thought, “I should definitely move in there,” Skybound Games has a reality check for you. Based on the Eisner Award-nominated comic by Kyle Starks and Artyom Topilin, I Hate This Place has officially slashed its way onto Xbox.
It’s a cocktail of 80s synth-horror, brutal survival mechanics, and comic-book aesthetics that feels like someone dropped a bucket of neon paint into a nightmare.
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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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Let’s be real: the Final Fantasy XIII trilogy has always been the black sheep of the modern Final Fantasy family. When the original launched, its linearity and slow-burn introduction polarized fans accustomed to sprawling world maps and varied towns. But time has a funny way of changing perspectives. Today, looking back at the complete saga of Lightning Farron, it’s easier to appreciate the ambitious storytelling, unique world-building, and fantastic combat systems that define these three distinct games.
If you missed out the first time, or if you’ve been thinking of giving it another shot, there is absolutely no better place to play than on an Xbox Series X or S. Thanks to Microsoft’s incredible backwards compatibility program, these games have been given a new lease on life, transforming them into what feels like a modern remaster collection.
Here is a look at each entry in this fascinating trilogy and why they are worth your time today.
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Whether you’re a completionist trying to snag every badge in the Hall of Fame or a casual driver just looking for the coolest rides, the DLC landscape for Forza Horizon 5 can be a bit overwhelming. Today, we’re looking at two very different add-ons: the Ultimate Car Pack Collection and the essential (or is it?) Treasure Map.
If you’re wondering whether these are worth your hard-earned credits, here’s the breakdown.
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The wait is almost over. Bungie, the legendary studio behind Halo and Destiny, is officially bringing their next great sci-fi epic to Xbox—and you can secure your spot on Tau Ceti IV right now.
Marathon is now available for pre-order on the Xbox Store, and for fans of extraction shooters and high-stakes sci-fi, the March 5, 2026, release date can’t come soon enough.
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The early 2010s were a fever dream for motorsport fans. We saw the tail end of V8 screaming engines, the rise of aerodynamic “stepping,” and the controversial yet groundbreaking birth of the turbo-hybrid era.
The Early 2010’s Season Pack for Formula Legends on Xbox aims to capture this whirlwind of innovation. But does it successfully transport you back to the days of blown diffusers and tactical masterclasses? Let’s dive in.
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