Xbox One Reviews

Incredibly faithful to the original cartoon canon, Transformers: Devastation is both more and (a little) less than meets the eye.

Bloodbowl II feels like Bloodbowl, and in the board game videogame market, that is a very good thing.

The edge of the galaxy is a dangerous place!

Activision’s Skylanders return to the gaming world with the SuperChargers, adding vehicle play to the long running series. But do these new mechanics enhance or hinder the platformer?

Bridge Constructor was previously an iPhone physics-puzzle game that should have stayed on a mobile platform, because this is clearly nothing but a non-functioning, lazy port with no purpose other than to generate a few bucks to the creator’s pockets.

Disney’s tentpole game returns for another round, and with its best version yet.

Action figures go to war once again as Ubisoft’s tower defense title gets an infusion of real-world toys, but is it enough to turn the tide and take the series to the next level?

KontrolFreek’s newest product line seeks to give gamers a better grip on their controllers.

A collection of some of the finest games from the British developers vaults.

Rhys and Fiona return in Tales from the Borderlands Episode 3: Catch a Ride.

Slender: The Arrival looks to bring the next chapter in this haunting story from creator Eric “Victor Surge” Knudson.

Cap com’s second spinoff Resident Evil title harkens back to the glory days of the series- and that’s a very good thing.

Mortal Kombat X is a glorious evolution for the bloodiest fighting franchise in gaming.

Pick up Mortal Kombat X this week? Then you’re going to want to have a look at the Mortal Kombat X Wired Fight Pad from PDP, because this controller and fighting games go together like fists and smashed skulls.

Who would have thought that the perfect place for Borderlands would be in the hands of Telltale? Certainly not me… at first. However, from the moment I started, I realized how much more interesting the planet of Pandora can really be.

Break out the doughnuts because LA Cops is a sweet treat to play.