Tag Archives: Xbox Store

Is Mouse: P.I. For Hire Worth It? Full Xbox Review and Final Verdict

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If you’ve been hanging around the Xbox store lately, you’ve probably seen a thumbnail that looks like it was ripped straight out of a 1930s Disney vault—only, instead of whistling on a steamboat, the mouse is packing a Tommy gun.

I just finished my first full run of Mouse: P.I. For Hire, and honestly? It’s one of the most visually stunning and unapologetically fun shooters I’ve played in years. If you’re a fan of Cuphead’s art style but always wished you could play it as a fast-paced “boomer shooter” like Doom or Bioshock, this is exactly what you’ve been waiting for.

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Devil Jam Review: The Best Heavy Metal Roguelite on Xbox?

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If you’ve ever felt like your favorite heavy metal concerts were missing a bit more… literal hellfire and demonic combat, then Devil Jam is the encore you’ve been waiting for. Released just last week on Xbox (March 26, 2026), this survivors-like roguelite from Rogueside NV takes the addictive formula made famous by Vampire Survivors and injects it with a shot of pure adrenaline and distorted guitar riffs.

But does it hit the high notes, or is it just noise? Here’s my breakdown.

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How to Get Ready or Not DLC for Cheap: The Mission Pass Alpha Value Breakdown

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In my recent review of Ready or Not on Xbox Series X|S, I didn’t mince words: this is the best tactical shooter on the platform, period. It is the uncompromising, gritty spiritual successor to the SWAT series that console players have been waiting for.

But once you’ve mastered the base game’s 20 missions and navigated the psychological toll of Commander Mode, where do you go next? The answer lies in the Mission Pass Alpha.

If you’re looking to extend your time with the LSPD, here is everything you need to know about this high-value expansion bundle.

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What to Know Before Buying Don’t Mess With Bober

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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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Mortanis: Prisoners Review: Is This Indie Horror Worth Your Time?

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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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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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Is Ebola Village the Resident Evil Clone You Should Play?

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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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Game Review: The Zen of the Void in A Game About Digging A Hole

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In an era of gaming defined by massive open worlds, complex skill trees, and high-octane battle royales, sometimes you need to get back to basics. And it doesn’t get more basic—or more strangely addictive—than A Game About Digging A Hole.

Recently released on Xbox, this title does exactly what it says on the tin. But beneath its minimalist surface lies a meditative experience that is perfect for a rainy afternoon or a “palette cleanser” between AAA blockbusters.

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