Tag Archives: Xbox Series X|S

Return to Gacane: A Review of GreedFall: The Dying World

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Spiders studio is officially back with GreedFall: The Dying World, a narrative RPG that serves as a prequel to the 2019 hit. While the first game saw over 2 million players exploring the mysterious island of Teer Fradee as colonists, this new adventure flips the script entirely.

Set three years before the original game, you step into the boots of a native of Teer Fradee. Your journey begins with a tragedy: you are torn from your home and forcibly taken to the old continent of Gacane. This is a world in turmoil, ravaged by political conspiracies and the Malichor, an incurable plague. Your goal is to survive, regain your freedom, and stop the dark schemes threatening both worlds.

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Survive the Spotlight: A Review of Showgunners on Xbox

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If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if XCOM had a bloody, neon-soaked baby with The Running Man, look no further. Showgunners, developed by Artificer and recently launched on Xbox Series X|S, is a turn-based tactical shooter that trades the stoic alien-hunting of its peers for the high-octane, televised brutality of a dystopian reality show.

After spending some time in the arenas of “Homicidal All-Stars,” here is why Xbox players should keep this one on their radar.

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Why Roguematch: The Extraplanar Invasion is the Xbox Hidden Gem You Can’t Miss

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If you thought you’d seen every possible spin on the roguelike genre, think again. While we’ve had deck-builders, twin-stick shooters, and rhythm-based crawlers, Roguematch: The Extraplanar Invasion—now available on Xbox—is doing something truly unique. It takes the familiar “one-more-turn” addiction of a Match-3 puzzler and grafts it onto the skeleton of a hardcore, grid-based dungeon crawler.

The result? A “Tactical Puzzle RPG” that is as charming as it is punishing. Here’s why this indie title from Starstruck Games deserves a spot on your Xbox dashboard.

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Xbox 360 Backward Compatible Games Are Now 50% Off

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There’s something special about the Xbox 360 era. It was a time of massive innovation, especially with the rise of Xbox LIVE Arcade, where creative, bite-sized experiences flourished. Thanks to backward compatibility, these games haven’t just survived—they’ve thrived on modern hardware with better performance and faster load times.

Right now, a huge batch of these nostalgic gems is on sale for 50% off. Whether you’re a completionist looking for Achievements or just want to revisit some personal favorites, here are 30 Xbox 360 games currently on sale.

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Dark Quest: Remastered Arrives on Xbox: Everything You Need to Know

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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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Is MindsEye Worth Playing in 2026? Everything New in the Massive Update 7

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Since its initial launch in June 2025, MindsEye has been a journey—both for Jacob Diaz and for the players navigating the neon-soaked, conspiracy-laden streets of Redrock. Today, February 4, 2026, Build a Rocket Boy has officially ushered in what they’re calling a “New Era” with the release of Update 7.

If you’ve been waiting for the right moment to dive into this cinematic sci-fi thriller, or if you’ve been holding off for a bit more polish, that moment has arrived.

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Don’t Wait Until March: Why You Need to Secure Your Marathon Runner Shell Today

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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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Cakey’s Twisted Bakery: A Sweet Survival Horror Experience

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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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Is Aaero2: Black Razor Edition Worth It? Everything Included in the Special Edition

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If you’ve ever wanted to feel like you aren’t just playing a game, but actually performing it, Aaero2: Black Razor Edition has arrived to turn your Xbox controller into a precision instrument.

Developed by Mad Fellows—the independent studio founded by the creative minds behind Guitar Hero and DJ Hero—this sequel takes the foundation of the critically acclaimed 2017 original and cranks the volume to eleven. It’s a hypnotic blend of high-speed rail-shooting and rhythm-driven gameplay that demands perfect timing and rewards you with a pure “flow state.”

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From Mystery to Mayhem: Exploring the Exciting World of Section 13

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Section 13 is now available on Xbox Series X|S, and it’s everything I hoped for and more. If you’re a fan of fast-paced action, engaging lore, and an ever-evolving battlefield, then this game should be your next must-play. Let’s dive into what makes Section 13 a standout title that’s sure to keep you glued to your console.

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