Xbox One Reviews

Activision's Call of Duty franchise has been around for three generations of consoles and there is no sign of this juggernaut slowing down one bit. Both of the developers, Infinity Ward and Treyarch, have been...

Iconic figures have their origin stories, and what comes next is usually their transition into greatness; their struggles and ventures are what craft their bold personalities and develop the moral codes they believe in. Lara Croft...

My quest for reviewing Rock Band 4 for the Xbox One has been almost as difficult as making it as a big time band. Well, maybe not that much, but it was difficult. I was...

We can’t move our heads around nowadays without seeing Definitive Editions popping up everywhere. The idea of this now overly used sales concept is to take an existing game and release it on a next gen...

Mad Max was always a franchise that was ripe for a video game adaptation, with the setting, constant use of explosions, and interesting characters. Its actually what inspired Borderlands and many games like it so...

I feel like time is repeating itself and going backwards. I played DMC: Devil May Cry, Borderlands, and only the other day I played Dishonored on my Xbox One. The strange trend of remastering games...

While many indie video games base their art direction on the 8-bit or 16-bit style graphics, Adventures of Pip blends the worlds together in both graphics and gameplay mechanics. In Adventures Of Pip, the world focuses on pixels primarily...

Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons came out in 2013 to critical acclaim and high praise for its unique take on storytelling, dynamic co-op single player game-play and artistic flare. I personally did not play...

Everyone has played a Rare game at least once in their life. When Rare Replay was announced, I was delighted to see some of my childhood favourites in the mix. I was also a bit concerned...

All it takes is one bad day to reduce the sanest man alive to lunacy – and one very bad night for the Batman. Six years and four games after his first foray into the...

It seems as though party games will never disappear from consoles, allowing friends to silently compete and probably hate each other afterwards. The last few years of party games have offered less amusement than a...

Payday 2: Crimewave Edition is the remastering of the original Payday 2 that came out back in 2013, earning high acclaim and a cult following. This new, next gen version includes the base game, as well...

There's a host of puzzle games available within today’s market, and they can be experienced anywhere. On consoles, PCs, mobile phones, and even certain television providers give viewers casual style puzzle games to play. So...

It seems like these days you can’t go anywhere in the video game industry without bumping into a bunch downloadable map packs, additional story chapters, and cosmetics for your games. Most are tedious, shallow, and very half...

Read Patrick's reviews of the other two Evil Within DLC: The Assignment, and The Consequence The final and long awaited DLC for The Evil Within is finally here, and it ends things on a highly...

I know what you’re thinking: "Oh great another zombie game, that’s all we need don’t we?" Come to think of it, yes we do. As Microsoft’s latest exclusive State of Decay dives into the deep end...

There was once a time when a video game was nothing more than an interaction between gamer and device, and the ultimate task of causing massive destruction to some funky 80’s tunes. We weren’t loaded...

If you one of the very few who owns an Xbox Kinect, you're probably wondering what the hell is out at this current time that makes good use of it. There’s not much around in...

There’s nothing quite like an epic journey on a lifeless rock to make you appreciate the finer things in life, considering that you're also 15 billion lightyears from planet earth. Lifeless Planet follows the journey of a...

Oh EA, you just can’t help yourself by making fun of Call of Duty with your renowned Battlefield series. Yet, you've excelled the gameplay beyond that of Call of Duty, only to mimic it, and never...

Here we are again – another day at the office and everything has gone completely balls to the walls. The lights have gone out, you didn't save that powerpoint presentation before the power cut, there’s...

Mortal Kombat X is everything series fans could want from a sequel, an improved combat system, new characters, and the brutal gore and fatalities the series is known for. Mortal Kombat has actually taken the...

It seems as though Microsoft are always keen to experiment with various mechanics and concepts to bring us new and excellently dynamic games. This, of course, brings wide spread attention to their consoles. The Xbox...

There are many games in today's market that offer a visually pleasuring experience, but often incorporate elements of extreme violence, dark comedy, and a touch of social satire. Games such as Braid, Super Meat Boy,...

Rebellion Software's Sniper Elite series was an odd contradiction, combining serious WWII gameplay with the gore-porn of its X-Ray Kill Cam. Randomly, when the player fired a shot, the camera would pull back, revealing the expelled...

As someone that has loved the Dragon Ball Z franchise having grown up with it, I had played most of the previous Dragon Ball Z titles. From the Budokai games, to the Budokai Tenkaichi games, and...