ID@XBOX | Everything Shown Off
Xbox has held another of its ID@Xbox showcases, and while it was a bit of a mixed bag in terms of quality, gems like Sea of Stars and Mythforce were among some great looking indie titles shown.
Rashid vaults into Street Fighter 6 on July 24
Rashid of the Turbulent Wind, vaults into Street Fighter 6 on July 24th.
His parkour inspired, fighting style and his affinity for the wind make him look like a modern day airbender!
Video games releasing in July 2023
Pikmin 4, Exoprimal and Viewfinder lead the charge in another month of exciting new games across PlayStation, Xbox and Switch. Here’s our list of games coming out this month.
Review | PlayStation Backbone One (Android Edition)
If you play a lot of mobile games with touchscreen controls, I feel like the Backbone is a must-have to free up your screen and have greater control of your gaming. It would definitely give you an edge in FPS games.
Review | Final Fantasy XVI ‘This Is Why I Play Video Games’ (PlayStation 5)
This latest entry has taken the Final Fantasy franchise in a bold new direction. With a mature, beautifully written story, engaging NPCs and top notch voice acting, FFXVI has taken me on an emotional journey that I won’t soon forget. This is why I play video games.
Review | We Love Katamari Reroll + Royal Reverie (Switch)
The setting and tone is fantastically absurd, and the music is a delight. But the technical hang-ups hold We Love Katamari Reroll + Royal Reverie back from greatness.
Video games releasing in June 2023
June is here, it’s showcase month! Plenty to watch and plenty to play, with some of the biggest releases of the year out this month; Street Fighter 6, Diablo 4, Final Fantasy 16! We’re eating like kings!
PlayStation Showcase | Third-party devs strut their stuff
The Third-party games really showed up for this PlayStation Showcase, a real saving grace given the weaker than expected First-party offering.
Phantom Blade Zero cuts its way to top of most-anticipated list
Phantom Blade Zero is set in a world where Chinese Kungfu, Steampunk and the Dark Occult converge, giving it an intriguing style and setting that’s being dubbed ‘Kungfupunk’.
Combat is lightning-fast and frenzied, with jaw-dropping attacks and wicked enemy design.
Review | After Us ‘A Spiritual Journey’ (PlayStation 5)
After Us is an experience somewhere in between a surrealist art gallery and a Greenpeace picket line. Strikingly beautiful in the darkest of ways, with a message that doesn’t let up.