James Birks
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Shards of Order Review | TheXboxHub (opens the original)
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Deckbuilders have become increasingly common over the years, with the likes of Slay the Spire and Monster Train leading the charge. The idea of carefully constructing a deck and figuring out the best possible combination of cards has become an increasingly popular concept. Usually though, you’re patiently awaiting your turn, spending a limited amount of energy, and hoping the enemy doesn’t subsequently ruin your plans. Shards of Order, an RPG deckbuilding experience, has other ideas. Instead of
Case Solved: The London Files Review | TheXboxHub (opens the original)
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Over the years, detective games have allowed us to exercise our little grey cells alongside Hercule Poirot on the Orient Express and reconstruct crime scenes with Sherlock Holmes. Every interview, piece of evidence, and contradiction can pull you deeper into the mystery. Case Solved: The London Files is the latest of its ilk to try and tempt crime-solving enthusiasts into its 1960s noir setting, albeit with a series of simpler logical puzzles to tackle. So, is there a compelling investigation hi
Beholder: Conductor Review | TheXboxHub (opens the original)
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The Beholder series has never been afraid to put ordinary people in rather horrible situations. You are essentially forced to work in accordance with the totalitarian regime and spy on innocent people in their own homes. The latest instalment, Beholder: Conductor, is a little different though, and is basically a spinoff. It takes the familiar idea and moves matters to the railroad as you board a train known as the Determination Bringer. So, is Beholder: Conductor a journey worth embarking upon,
Looking back to 2021 and the morally challenging Soul Cannon of Fuga: Melodies of Steel | TheXboxHub (opens the original)
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If a game puts you in charge of a massive tank, there’s a good chance you’re going to have a smashing time blowing things to smithereens. Fuga: Melodies of Steel had even more to offer than that though, as a bunch of brave kids traversed a war-torn world in an exciting adventure full of twists and turns. And the real ace up its sleeve really tested your morals, potentially leaving you with emotional scarring years later – The Soul Cannon. Fuga: Melodies of Steel released on 29th July, 2021 for X
K-pop Idol Stories: Road to Debut Review | TheXboxHub (opens the original)
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I’m a bit of a K-pop fan. My daily listening habits stretch from second generation legends like SNSD (Girls’ Generation) and KARA, through to newer groups such as RESCENE and IVE. So naturally, I was always going to be intrigued and excited by the release of K-pop Idol Stories: Road to Debut, an idol management sim with RPG elements. Now, it’s time to see whether I could guide my very own girl group towards stardom, or be responsible for an embarrassingly quick disbandment. K-pop Idol Stories: R
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