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The keyart for Monolith: Requiem of the Ancients An epic quest? A wondrous action adventure? Unforgettable characters. Multiple mysteries? Monolith: Requiem of the Ancients on Xbox, PlayStation, Switch and PC promises much. And it’s coming in 2024.  Announced today by the indie development team at C2 Game Studio and their friends at Versus Evil (Stray
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The appeal of the open road and delivering goods in a big old truck to businesses worldwide has – strangely – been a very popular choice for gamers. However, on console, we have been very limited in our choices, looking on with envy at our PC neighbours who have been traveling the world in customised
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One of the biggest benefits of all that power in the hardware is giving developers the ability to make games that are Xbox Series X|S Optimized. This means that they’ve taken full advantage of the unique capabilities of Xbox Series X|S, both for new titles built natively using the Xbox Series X|S development environment as
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Villages in the middle of nowhere. We all know that they have a lot of problems in games. In real life, they have to deal with bad wifi service, buses only arriving once a day, and the village shop closing at 11am on a Wednesday. In games, they have to deal with devil possession, zombie
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When we think about horror games there are common titles that come to our minds: Silent Hill, Resident Evil, or the most recent Amnesia or Layers of Fear, but where are the horror games that are suitable for a younger audiences? While on other media, like movies or books, the horror genre is not uncommon
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the pope’s exorcist film review Putting the words ‘The Exorcist’ in your title, regardless of whether other words separate them, is a big shout. The mind immediately skips to the 1974 classic, and suddenly you’ve got some catching up to do.  The Pope’s Exorcist knows this, and is game for the comparison. It immediately goes
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That’s it. I’m doomed to play 8floor games until the day I keel over. Somehow arriving on the Xbox on a weekly basis, they are a cursed coin that keeps ending up back in my pocket, no matter how many times I toss them down a well. For the uninitiated, 8floor Ltd have a well-worn
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Welcome to Next Week on Xbox! In this weekly feature we cover all the games coming soon to Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows, and Game Pass! Get more details on these upcoming games below and click their profiles for further info (release dates subject to change). Let’s jump in! Sea Horizon Eastasiasoft Limited ☆☆☆☆☆
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This July, as part of Disability Pride Month, Team Xbox proudly celebrates players, creators, and community members with disabilities. More than 400 million video game players have disabilities worldwide, and we recognize the incredible contributions the gaming and disability community has made in making Team Xbox, and the broader gaming industry, more inclusive and welcoming
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Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective finally finds its way to the sunny shores of Xbox bay. First released in 2011 for the Nintendo DS, Ghost Trick is ready to haunt the good players of Xbox (and those other systems). Coming from the genius minds behind Capcom’s Ace Attorney and Phoenix Wright franchises, gives the game some
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I am old enough to remember when we used to win goldfish in country fairs. Those poor fish would be given to you as a prize for knocking over some skittles, taken home in their plastic vessels. Within a day or two they would die and you’d have a funeral, probably involving the toilet. I’d
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In a sea of roguelite games, its becoming increasingly hard to find games that truly differentiate themselves. Shared mechanics are common within the genre and even when new subgenres appear, such as deck-building roguelites, they are often quick to be copied. It comes down to how well a game manages to adopt and implement these
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