LifeisXbox’s Rain On Your Parade review | This type of game, where you play as a malevolent yet kind of cute being, is seemingly becoming an indie favourite in recent
Author: Robby
Robby lives and breathes video games. When he's not playing them, he's talking about them on social media or convincing other people to pick up a controller themselves. He's online so often, he could practically list the internet as his legal domicile. Belgian games-industry know-it-all.
Review| Killer Queen Black
LifeisXbox’s Killer Queen Black review | Killer Queen Black is 4-v-4 multiplayer game that focuses on quick thinking and precise platforming controls. Up to eight players can battle it out
Review | Epistory
Epistory is a typing game in a unique setting with some very inspired ideas. It’s made by a Belgian indie developer (Fishing Cactus) and has an overwhelmingly positive reception on
Review: BPM: Bullets Per Minute
BPM: Bullets Per Minute is one of those games that makes you think: “Why has no one done this before?” It falls into the same category as SUPERHOT, where your
Review: She Sees Red
She Sees Red is more of an interactive movie than a game, but done right, the dynamic choices you make can really lift the experience to an entirely new level.
REVIEW: The Almost Gone
The Almost Gone is a point-and-click adventure with a strong narrative focus. As you make your way through the cleverly rotatable levels, you’ll uncover your past and the darkness hiding