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Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath adds a handful of popular fighters, but the story falls short in comparison to the base game.
Disintegration is built upon a fantastic concept and can be a blast at times, but there's always a frustrating issue or two around the corner that drags the experience down.
EA and Petroglyph Games have created something truly incredible for fans of the series and the RTS genre.
Timelie is a great puzzle game for any kind of player to enjoy. It allows you to control time as you maneuver a cat and a girl around dangerous robots. The puzzles are challenging, the art style is beautiful, and the game builds to an intriguing ending.
Saints Row: The Third Remastered is a quirky and addictive action game that's one of the best remasters on Xbox One.
SpellPunk VR is a unique concept with incredible visuals and a lot of potential. The problem is that, right now, there's almost no content to be found. The game is designed as a multiplayer-only experience, but there's no player base to speak of at this time of review. Aside from that, it's a shallow experience that will only appeal to the most magic-crazy among us.
Minecraft Dungeons meat is in its satisfying combat and complex character-building opportunities, and in that, the game delivers by the truckload.
Maneater is a quirky and addictive role-playing game that every Xbox One owner should play.
Remember the dumpster fire that was Alien: Colonial Marines? Just imagine that, but instead, it's an asymmetrical multiplayer game featuring the Predator. Is it technically playable? Sure. But you won't want to play it for an extended period of time. Please don't waste your money on this.
XCOM: Chimera Squad is worth taking a look at given its low price, but veterans may not be happy with some of the many, many changes Firaxis is playing with.
Streets of Rage 4 delivers a powerful celebration of brawling nostalgia with a host of great modes and distinct characters.
Trials of Mana gives modern features to a lesser-known classic. Combat tends to be overly simple, and the story is really basic, but it's still a fun, colorful adventure for JRPG fans to experience.
Held back by a few flaws, Gears Tactics remains a rock-solid turn-based strategy game fans of the genre will love.
SnowRunner is an incredibly challenging and rewarding trucking simulatior despite some minor flaws.
There are some rough edges but MotoGP's latest incarnation feels fantastic to play and packed with the content we need right now.
Bleeding Edge misses its mark, but there's a spark inside this game worth keeping your eye on.
Ironlights is fun, versatile, and should only get better when more people are searching for matches online. Its unique mechanics are easy to learn but hard to master, giving the game staying power.
A groundbreaking experience that makes the world of Half-Life more tangible than you could imagine.
Lovecraft fans will have to look elsewhere. While Moons of Madness has some exciting ideas and goes a long way on its premise alone, the story is too dense, and the gameplay is too simple to make it worth your time... unless you need to kill five hours.
While a couple of things could've been tweaked to provide a longer experience, Capcom provides a fantastic survival horror remake that carefully balances the action with the terror. You will fear Nemesis.