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This console version of the digital Pandemic conversion leaves a lot to be desired, with a very inaccessible setup.
Age of Wonders: Planetfall is a perfect use of the genre on consoles, delivering countless hours of terrific turn based gameplay.
Generation Zero is an empty, meandering and completely boring experience.
The Blackout Club brings some interesting ideas, a fun cooperative setting and it mostly dips when it comes to the repetitive style of play.
Wolfenstein: Youngblood introduces two really awesome characters, with a twist on the franchise that doesn’t necessarily deliver in full.
Senran Kagura: Peach Ball is actually quite well done, it just lacks content.
Let’s Sing 2019 brings some hot tracks, a clean presentation and many ways to play them.
Warhammer: Chaosbane delivers an alright, but very broken game on Xbox One X.
The Stranger Things 3 game delivers a fun, yet exact to the show experience.
They Are Billions has some interesting concepts, but doesn’t deliver a satisfying console RTS that I can get into.
Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled delivers a fun karting experience, with a ton of content and just some minor issues that hold it back from greatness.
The Castlevania Anniversary Collection delivers the essentials from the franchise while offering new ways to experience them.
Void Bastards is a fresh experience, it takes the genre and does something fun with it.
A Plague Tale: Innocence is an excellent experience that delivers an emotional story, with characters you care about as they adventure through a gorgeous world.
Rage 2 is an adrenaline filled joy ride filled with carnage and essentially non-stop action.
Days Gone is a generally solid experience that could have used a bit more polish.
The Arcade Classics Anniversary Collection is a great way to revisit these games, I just didn’t find them to be too enticing as a package.
Life is Strange 2 Episode 3: Wastelands is a better effort than the previous episodes and feels more like the original game in the franchise.
Fade to Silence as some really unique ideas, they’re just layered behind a boring and tedious set of systems.
My Time at Portia is a lovely experience and one that packs countless hours of gameplay in a casual setting.