Lauren Relph is a games writer, focusing on Xbox. She doesn't like piña coladas but loves getting caught in the rain. Follow her on Twitter!
First released in 2012, Deadlight found middling success in its iconic design and tense gameplay. Telling the story of Randall, the lone survivor seeking his companions in 1986 zombie aka Shadow-infested Seattle, this post-apocalyptic platformer has had a graphics overhaul and new game mode added.
We took a look at the controversial Mighty No. 9 on Xbox One. Heavily criticized by fans and Kickstarter funders alike, it appears the disappointment was justified.
This indie robo-brawler with roguelike elements is definitely not something to turn your nose up at. Heart&Slash is available now on Xbox One, Steam, and PlayStation 4.
There is comfort in having a bear, and there are horrors of being a kid. Among The Sleep explores the pains of not knowing anything — and wanting everything to be OK.
Jumping into Abstraction Games' newest release, Kick and Fennick, the platforming game where jumping is done by pulling out the big guns.
The Matrix meets Blade Runner. We reviewed Neon Chrome on the Xbox One and got lost in the cyberpunk noir world of a hacker who creates neural links with unused bodies to take down the Overseer.
Electronic Arts share their plan for the coming months by showcasing some development details of the future Star Wars games.
We grind the rails in Roll7's most recent iteration of their cult skateboarding game.
Inspired by WWF's Earth Hour, TurnOn gives us a gentle lesson as to why it's good to switch off once in a while.
Join Lauren for a review of Layers of Fear on Xbox One — a psychological horror game with a twist.
We look at Shred It! on Xbox One, an endless snowboarding game that will melt your heart, not your toes.
Join us for a look at The Park for Xbox One. Horror warning or trigger warning?
We reviewed Paranautical Activity on the Xbox One. We've fought with giant cannons and killed giant flying pixellated eyes. We're now deaf from dubstep soundtracks but we can't stop playing...
Party Hard is a fun and addictive stealth action game, whereby you play as a knife wielding maniac who is sick to death of parties
The Dark Souls storylines are difficult enough to work out at the best of times, but what if Dark Souls 3 is your first in the series? Do you need to know what happened in the previous games?
If you're having Dark Souls III problems I feel bad for you, son... I got 99 items and an Estus ain't one...
Join us as we take a look at Gear Gauntlet, available now on Xbox One on ID@Xbox.Drop Dead Interactive have created a hellacious action puzzle game that will test the limits of your patience and nerves.