Xbox One Reviews

Have you ever wondered what Jet Set Radio would be like with zombies, strange (to say the least) guns, and ridiculous amounts of customization? Well if you haven’t you should, because that’s exactly what Sunset Overdrive is… only dare I say it, somehow more insane.

Middle-Earth comes back to gamers in a game that captures the feel of the movies while telling a brand new story.

The Skylanders return to take down a group of escaped bad guys, with a little help from some former villains.

Alien: Isolation looks not to the second Alien film (you know, the one with the Colonial Marines?), but to the first, in an attempt to create a good old fashioned sense of creeping horror for gamers.

It’s about time we get back to true survival horror! I adore The Evil Within, and it’s review is an absolutely wonderful addition to BG’s Month of Terror. The Evil Within was designed to bring true survival horror back to life; and it did… with all it’s bloody, tense glory.

While I am an absolute scrub at platform games, I do enjoy the difficulty and the frustrations that come with those games. Fenix Rage is no exception in this, it comes with all the highs and lows of a platformer. The learning curve is fair, although sometimes tough to bite …

The Ultimate Evil edition of Blizzard’s latest action/RPG clickfest comes to consoles with an excellent translation.

Bungie’s latest FPS epic hits consoles and makes a very big impression. I expected to hate Destiny, but for some reason that didn’t stop me from pre-ordering the game and its season pass. Developed by Bungee, this has been one of the biggest announcements in the gaming world for nearly …

Like a roller coaster, Metro 2033 Redux had its share of ups and downs, but was this ride ultimately a memorable one?

“Guacamelee! Super Turbo Championship Edition” is a lot like a really good guacamole.

Transformers universes collide in Rise of the Dark Spark, a movie tie-in game that isn’t.

B.J. Blazkowicz returns in a game that redefines a classic FPS and provides one of the very best gaming experiences of 2014.

Watch_Dogs gave me hope for the future of gaming; now, that sounds weird but let me explain.

Many games today are geared toward “happy moments”, where the majority of the game has a happy and bright setting. Child of Light is not one of those games.

The absolutely massive The Elder Scrolls Online arrives to absorb your life into the world of Tamriel all over again, but does the famous fantasy universe work in a massively multiplayer setting?

Is EA and Respawn’s Titanfall good enough to convert an FPS non-believer? The answer might surprise you…