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Always fancied yourself as The Batman? Well, you may not be able to enjoy the glitz and glamour of Gotham’s finest by joining the BATS, but the Bloodsucker Anti-Terror Squad should certainly not be ignored.  The post The BATS: Bloodsucker Anti-Terror Squad suck it up on PC and console appeared first on TheXboxHub.

Promising to take us back to the classic gaming age of arcade shooting, Tony and Clyde have rolled out onto Xbox consoles, with gamers given the chance to dodge, fire and take in a compelling story in the process.  The post Dodge and fire with the story-driven arcade shooting of Tony and Clyde appeared first on TheXboxHub.

The original Corpse Party released in Japan way back in 1996. Some 25 years later though, it’s finally made it to Europe, the Americas and, most notably, Xbox.  The post Corpse Party comes to Xbox appeared first on TheXboxHub.

There’s something joyful about eastasiasoft games and the way they come to market. For the most part they deliver cheap gaming opportunities, with low cash values attached, but in return gamers can occasionally get treated to something pretty joyful. That’s the case today as we get the chance to drift, leap and flip our way through some Crazy Gravity.  The post Drift, leap and flip through Crazy Gravity on Xbox, Switch and PlayStation appeared first on TheXboxHub.

The AI bots are dumb, but it’s really in the local play and online where the game shines. It’s fast, fun and furious, with a pace that makes the older gamer wince, but when it all comes together, Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl is more than capable of delivering a decent old time.   The post Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl Review – Is it a Smash, Bros? appeared first on TheXboxHub.

Five years have passed since the original Energy Cycle released on Xbox One, with it fast approaching three years since the sequel, Energy Cycle Edge, did similar. Now though it’s time for those same games to go and hit the next-gen, with Xbox Series X|S and PS5 enhancements helping push the same puzzling affairs to an all new level.  The post Energy Cycle and Energy Cycle Edge go next-gen on Xbox Series X|S and PS5 appeared first on TheXboxHub.

Doing without the need for any real farming or the requirement to take in a hardcore difficulty, Princess.Loot.Pixel.Again arrives on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S to deliver one thing – fun. Hopefully. The post Have fun with Princess.Loot.Pixel.Again on Xbox appeared first on TheXboxHub.

It is fast, brutal, punishing and can bring complete strangers together into a zombie mincing machine. Swarm is there if you have the PvP itch, and if you can play with others, this is an easy sell. If you play alone, things are more problematic, as a lot of the game seems to be locked away from you, but co-op up and you’ll be sorted with the zombie killing sprees of Back 4 Blood. The post Back 4 Blood Review – Don’t get Left 4 Dead! appeared first on TheXboxHub.