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There is an unnecessary stigma thrown at playing games on a mobile phone that still exists. Seen as lesser titles, there is a wealth of fun to be uncovered. One such title that is adored by mobile gamers is finally arriving on Xbox consoles, to welcome in a new group of gamers. The Bonfire: Forsaken

Blokes love tanks. There is just something universally appealing to tanks when males are involved. Whether that starts from a young age or not, blokes just love tanks. And Arenas of Tanks, out today on Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo Switch, allows those early childhood games of playing with toy tanks to come to life. Not

As a proud and loyal Leodiensian, any chance to big my hometown up and you can bet I am going to take it. As also a loyal gamer, any chance to wax lyrical about my favourite pastime and I am again going to seize the opportunity. Combine both together though and well, insert that gif

The R-Type series recently reached the ripe old age of 35 years. In gaming terms, it is one of the old boys now, but this didn’t stop R-Type Final 2 coming out to strong reviews back in 2021. And the post-release has been consistent also. In fact, today even has two new sets of DLC

[embedded content] There’s rarely a quiet week in the gaming world and so it’s no surprise that we’ve got plenty to discuss ahead of Gamescom in TheXboxHub Official Podcast Episode 136. Whether it’s the numerous delays hitting games, or the potential unveiling of a zombie island sequel, nothing comes close to the battle between Sony

Severed Steel is in that category of games that chases a kind of bliss. It’s the bliss that comes from an exquisite flow between moves; the bliss of tapping only a few buttons, but pulling off the most overblown, balletic manoeuvers that give the impression – to a watcher perhaps – that you’re some kind

Hey everyone, I’m Liam Edwards, the creator and Game Director of Cursed to Golf at Chuhai Labs. With our game out on the Microsoft Store today for Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S, I thought I’d offer up my top tips to help master the art of supernatural golf. The road to ascension is tough

Origami, in case you’re unaware, is the art of paper folding. You start with a blank sheet of paper and then it’s up to you to use your imagination and dexterously precise fingers to fold and craft it into anything you like. It’s not unusual to see this artform pop up in games; Heavy Rain

After laying pretty much dormant for 25 years, Soul Hackers is an unexpected series for Atlus to try and bring into the modern age. While it doesn’t take any risks or bring anything new to the JRPG table, Soul Hackers 2 is enjoyable enough to justify that long-awaited revival. It may be held back a

Summary Enter a twisted mirror world and bring back Merrick in Sea of Thieves’ latest time-limited Adventure, live from August 18 to September 1. Sail into the Sea of the Damned and join other crews in a chaotic clash with the Dark Brethren and their defenses. Sea of Thieves is available free for all players

You couldn’t level a complaint at Space Escape for being complicated. It manages to construct a reasonably original game out of a single button press. You don’t even get to touch the analogue pad. This is a game revolving solely around the A button.  You play a little dude who looks like a character from

Sleeping Dogs is a game that has no business being as good as it is. After almost never seeing the light of day, this open-world actioner emerged phoenix-like from the ashes, rejuvenated as a unique, dramatic, multi-faceted thrill ride. The final product that hit the shelves in 2012 was one that can work on many

Much of the joy from any good battle royale is derived from the feeling of making big plays, and hoo boy! If there’s one thing that Rumbleverse is good at, it’s setting you up for opportunities for big plays. The latest from Iron Galaxy Studios (the developers of Divekick and seasons 2 and 3 of

It is hard to believe, as I sit down to type this on a baking hot August morning, that the subject of today’s Looking Back was released 10 years ago – way back in 2012. It barely seems a blink of an eye since I was playing Darksiders II on my Xbox 360, and yet,

A dolphin arrives to carry Dadish across a water-themed level: “Hey. You can call me Dolphin Dolphin,” says the dolphin. “You say it twice? Sounds like an echo,” says Dadish. “No, that’s my brother.” This exchange managed to make us snort lemonade out of our nose, which – we may add – is extremely painful.

It’s Owlboy that the D-Pad Studios team are best known for, but very soon they’ll be bouncing back, delivering the colourful cooperative capers of Vikings on Trampolines to PC and console. Unveiled today by that D-Pad Studios stable, is the stunning pixel arted Vikings on Trampolines, a game that will be arriving on PC and console

When I started playing Outward: Definitive Edition, it felt instantly familiar. It was only then that I realised I’d already pumped double figure hours into it, way back in 2019 when it initially released on Xbox. It was a game that, despite having problems, was an enjoyable, ambitious, epic RPG. It’s with the Definitive Edition

Who is buying all these 79p endless runners, and can they please stop? Someone is doing it.  Like Fantasy Dash, Box Dash, Ninja Dash 3D and – oh god – so many others, Temple Dash: Jungle Adventure (or Template Dash, which my phone auto-corrected, like the little joker it is) is an endless runner without