Reviews
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Sniper Elite: Resistance
Terrence shoots some more Nazis in super slow motion.Read full review from ZTGD (opens in a new tab)7.5
Eternal Strands
Terrence climbs some giant monsters and weaves some magic.Read full review from ZTGD (opens in a new tab)9.0
Phantom Brave: The Lost Hero
Jae explores a brave new phantom world.Read full review from ZTGD (opens in a new tab)8.0
Tales of Graces f Remastered
Ken revisits yet ANOTHER Tales remaster.Read full review from ZTGD (opens in a new tab)8.0
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Rita's Rewind
Ken finds out what Morphin’ time is.Read full review from ZTGD (opens in a new tab)7.5
Songs Of Silence
Terrence does some strategic card battling, well some auto-battling.Read full review from ZTGD (opens in a new tab)7.0
Victory Heat Rally
Ken drifts around some cartoon-inspired tracks.Read full review from ZTGD (opens in a new tab)7.5
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is the best iteration of the character and easily the best thing Xbox has put out in years. MachineGames understood the assignment and nailed every aspect of the character while making it feel like a new entry in the movie/adventure series. The performances are stellar, the puzzles are amazing, and this easily worked its way into my best games of the year. They nailed what makes Indy special and there is just so much to love from start to finish. This is also a long game, and I find myself coming back to explore more after completing it. Do not sleep on this one, the fact that it is in Game Pass makes it a no-brainer.Read full review from ZTGD (opens in a new tab)9.5
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6
Overall, Black Ops 6 is a testament to the enduring appeal and continual innovation of the Call of Duty series.Read full review from ZTGD (opens in a new tab)9.0
Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake
There’s no doubt Dragon Quest III is one of my favorite games of all time. A remake was a risky move, considering both the old-school nature of the game and the fact that it has technically been remade three times already (Super NES, Game Boy Color, and the Mobile/Switch versions). I am so glad that Square Enix decided to take the leap and build this game into their incredible HD 2D engine. I’m even more excited that we’re getting DQ1 and 2 in this style next year (although I’m very curious how they’ll pull off the solo nature of DQ1). Whether this is your first or fourth time going through this absolute classic, you’ll completely adore this version. I hope it helps a whole new generation of RPG gamers experience a true pioneer.Read full review from ZTGD (opens in a new tab)10
