Legend Bowl review for PlayStation, Xbox, PC, Nintendo Switch
16-bit graphics, Madden-level depth.
Category: Xbox Series X
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Koa And The Five Pirates of Mara review for PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch
The creators of Summer in Mara try their hand at 3D platforming. Do they fare any better this time around?
Exoprimal review for PlayStation, Xbox, PC
Them dinos could be better used elsewhere if you know what I mean…
Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragons review for PlayStation, Xbox, Switch
The Double Dragons rise…but will they hit that glass ceiling?
Mr. Run and Jump review for PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, Atari VCS
Mr. Run and Jump certainly lives up to his name, because that’s basically all he does, and you’ll love it.
Project Nightmares Case 36: Henrietta Kedward review for Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation, Xbox
It’s such a fine line between stupid and clever.
Convergence: A League of Legends Story review for PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Switch
A solid action platformer set in the League of Legends universe that offers a great, albeit short experience that is well worth your time and money.
Togges review for Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation, Xbox
Ever wonder how Katamari would work as a 3D platformer? Here’s your answer.
Fall of Porcupine review for PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, Xbox
Good intentions are no match for bad performance.
AEW Fight Forever review for PlayStation, PC, Xbox
All Your WWE..err.. AEW Favorites are here; Rhodes, CM Punk, Andrade, Christian, Bryan…the list goes on.
Crime Boss: Rockay City review for PS5, Xbox Series X, PC
Crime Boss: Rockay City isn’t as bad as you’d expect – but that still doesn’t mean it’s any good.
Soccer Story review for Nintendo Switch, PC, Xbox, PlayStation
A soccer RPG that’s neither a very fun soccer game nor a very good RPG.
Diablo IV review for PC, PlayStation, Xbox
“The journey to Hell we’ve all been waiting for is here, and better than it has ever been.”
Killer Frequency review for PlayStation, Xbox, PC, Nintendo Switch
Dead air is the least of your worries in this fun take on ‘80s slasher films.