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Solarpunk (Xbox Series X/S) - Review
Solarpunk arrives on Xbox as a handcrafted, two‑dev passion project that leans hard into the cosy, sustainable future its name promises. Floating islands, solar panels, wind turbines, pigs that dig up truffles if you treat them nicely… it’s the kind of game that wants you to breathe out, slow down, and build something beautiful in the sky. But while the vibe is immaculate, the experience isn’t always as breezy as the windmills suggest. The core loop is simple and soothing: Yo

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Jun 27


Black Jacket (Xbox) Review
There’s a moment early in Black Jacket where the game quietly reveals what it really is. You sit across from a lost soul, the cards flicker with heat, and the rules of Blackjack, the one thing you thought you understood begin to warp under your fingertips. A card ignites. Another mutates. A curse shifts the entire table. And suddenly you realise: this isn’t a card game with a theme. It’s a roguelite built on controlled chaos, narrative misdirection, and the thrill of bending

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May 31


They dug too deep - A Game About Digging A Hole Review
Sometimes the simplest premise when it comes to a gaming mechanic, ends up being the most enjoyable. That's the case with A Game About Digging A Hole which released onto Xbox on the 9th December 2025. The game was created by indie developer Matt Round, who originally built it as a three‑week experiment in minimalism and absurdity. Round, known for his playful approach to interactive projects, leaned into the idea of stripping gameplay down to its barest essence: you dig, and

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Dec 11, 2025
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