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Star Wars: Dark Forces is a remaster of a game from the PlayStation 1. Is it worth checking out on the Xbox Series? Here is our review of Star Wars: Dark Forces Remaster. In Star Wars: Dark Forces you play as a commander who is helping the rebel alliance on various missions. The first mission is stealing the Darth Star plans. Forget what you know of Rogue One. This Star Wars game takes place in a completely different storyline. Classic…

How much would you spend to be able to smell the things you can see on your screen? If your answer was a sensible “absolutely nothing”, you’re about $150 off. That’s exactly what GameScent is offering. And no, we don’t know why. In the history of gaming, I’m not sure I’ve ever seen a single tweet, forum post or opinion piece saying “Ya know what? It would be pretty cool to be able to smell this game”. There are probably…

Star Wars: Dark Forces has a remaster is available now. We have a launch trailer for the game below along with our thoughts on the remaster. Star Wars: Dark Forces Remaster is available now on Nintendo Switch, Xbox, Playstation, and PC. The features enhanced graphics, a new playable level, and behind the scenes content in the Vault. The new graphics look really nice. Its a pretty big upgrade! Not only that but offering behind the scenes content and an extra…

A new Disney Dreamlight Valley free update is out today. Check out the launch trailer for the update and our thoughts on it below. Today’s Disney Dreamlight Valley free update is The Laugh Floor! This new realm will be added to the Castle. Its, of course, based on Monster Inc. When players go to the realm, they’ll meet Mike and Sully from Monster Inc. And those two monsters can be invited to your valley after you finish helping them. I’m…

Do you like games like Silent Hill or Alan Wake? Then you may want to check out the newest spooky Xbox Series game. Here’s our Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden review. Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden is a spooky action/adventure game. The story takes place back in the 1800s in New England. The two main characters of the game are Antea Duarte and Red mac Raith. The two of them are Banishers, people who get rid of ghosts. They come…

Skull and Bones is an open world pirate game that recently came to the Xbox Series. Is it worth checking out? Here is our review! Skull and Bones is an open-world action/adventure pirate game. The game begins with the player controlling a full fledged pirate ship. After a brief fight, the player has lost their ship. You create your character and then have to make your way to a port of call to rebuild your rep as a pirate. Thats…

Exclusivity is changing. When I was a kid, I desperately wanted a PlayStation to play Tomb Raider. I drew pictures, I read magazines. I had a Sega Saturn, and could’ve played it perfectly well there. But six-year-old me didn’t know that, and nothing I saw convinced me otherwise. I had a PlayStation that Christmas. A bit after that we went into a little game shop in Birmingham – up near where Currys and Pizza Hut is now, if memory serves.…

Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden came out this week. We received a review copy of the game and have been playing it. While our review isn’t ready yet, we did want to share our impressions of the game so far. Here are our thoughts on Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden for the Xbox Series S. I’ve been playing Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden for review. I just got the game this week and I’m still early in it, but I…

The colorful, physics-defying madness of Stumble Guys has finally landed on Xbox, bringing its brand of chaotic multiplayer fun to a new audience. But how does this mobile and PC phenomenon translate to the console experience? After some stumbles (get it?), here are my initial impressions: The Good: Party Time at the Last Man Standing: The core gameplay loop remains addictive: survive increasingly wacky obstacle courses, eliminate your opponents through hilarious mishaps, and emerge victorious (well, at least until the…

Four Xbox will come to PlayStation, Game Pass will continue getting day one releases and the next Xbox will be the “biggest generational leap yet”. Those were all announcements at the Xbox business update podcast, and it was fair and well-explained. And while they stopped short of saying which four Xbox games would be jumping ship – pun intended – they also refused to rule out future releases. This is testing the waters. It’s still a risk that they’ve not…