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Masquerada: Songs and Shadows review
Masquerada’s opening kept me playing, and it will help me return to the replay the chapters and acts of this criminally undercooked RPG. Masquerada: Songs and Shadows is described as “R...[Read More]
Thrustmaster and Sparco launch the TS-XW Racer SPARCO P310 Competition Mod
Thrustmaster and Sparco have teamed up to bring us the TS-XW Racer SPARCO P310 Competition Mod. It is a 1:1 scale replica of the real SPARCO P310 sports steering wheel and has been specially designed ...[Read More]
LawBreakers PS4 review
Experienced games veterans Cliff Bleszinski and Arjan Brussee formed new studio Boss Key Productions in 2014—LawBreakers is the first title to come out of the studio and boy does it deliver. Focused p...[Read More]
Agents of Mayhem review
Set in the Saints Universe, Agents of Mayhem is the newest IP from Volition and it takes far more from the Saints of Row series than just the universe but also manages to craft its own identity – it’s...[Read More]
Tacoma Review
Tacoma is going to be a very difficult game to review and score. It will probably be the shortest review I am going to write since joining TiX, as I can’t go into too much detail about the story...[Read More]
DeadCore review
There have been few first person puzzle platformers that have really grabbed my attention. Notably was when the dulcet tones of Stephen Merchant graced our screen as Wheatley in Portal 2 and also when...[Read More]
Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 review
I have a confession to make, and while there are probably a few I could admit to the one I’m confessing to today is that I have never played a Mega Man game. What can I say? I was faithful to SE...[Read More]
Broken Age review
Broken Age, a point and click adventure game from Double Fine Productions, has finally come to the Xbox One. Originally announced over five years ago via a famous Kickstarter campaign, the game is a l...[Read More]
Fortnite review
I’m definitely one who gets sucked into the hype, but for some reason, Fortnite passed me by until a week or so before release. I watched one trailer on YouTube and I was hooked. However, on the...[Read More]
Astro A10 Headset review
I have a family. Generally my evenings and weekend gaming time is punctuated by requests and information from said family, meaning headset gaming time generally is limited or pretty impossible. Theref...[Read More]
Interview: Andrew Bennison from Prospect games
I got a chance to speak with Andrew Bennison from Prospect games, the lead designer behind unbox, about his experience as an indie developer he was a very interesting person to speak to with some insi...[Read More]
Unbox: A newbies adventure review
Unbox Newbies adventure puts you at the control of the new ‘sentient’ box made by GPS (global postal service). The GPS have created a new, smarter box to help save the business and make sure their pac...[Read More]
Win with TiX: Gigantic Founders Pack
Thanks to our Friends at Perfect World Entertainment, we have some Gigantic Founders Packs to give away! All you need to do is enter below – The Competition ends on Sunday 6th August – We&...[Read More]
Cars 3: Driven to Win review
If you are a parent, then you are probably surrounded by your kids as the summer holidays have begun. Of course, companies like Disney k is this and to help you out they release films like Cars 3 that...[Read More]
An in-depth look at the Destiny 2 beta
So, the Destiny 2 beta has come to a close, and over the last week, Guardians around the world got their first glimpse of what to expect come September 6. Starting on July 18 for PS4, hitting the Xbox...[Read More]
Aven Colony Review
If you are an avid reader of reviews on the site you may have noticed that my last review, of Constructor HD, was not the most glowing review I have ever wrote, and I struggled with my own conscience ...[Read More]
Elder Scrolls Online: Morrowid review
Includes The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited, the first game of the acclaimed online RPG series. Get the definitive edition of The Elder Scrolls Online: Morrowind. Embark on a dangerous journe...[Read More]
Serial Cleaner review
These days games have you racking up the body count, leaving the mess for the computer to tidy up. Serial Cleaner instead places you in the shoes of the clean up crew – the twist – you have to clean u...[Read More]
TiX Podcast S1E3 Game on Trial
Welcome to the new This is Xbox Podcast. Join Damien Ashley and Adrian Garlike for a new episode of the This is Xbox Podcast. In this episode Damien and Adrian put the high street retailer Game on tri...[Read More]
Victor Vran review
Victor Vran is brought to us by Haemimont Games, and with legendary titles such as the Tropico series under their belts, then my expectations were extremely high for Victor. I do have to manage my exp...[Read More]
Demon Crystals review
I love a twin stick shooter. Their simplicity, ease, and often hectic gameplay is the perfect mix for a quick and fun gaming session. Demon Crystals is one of a number of twin stick shooters that offe...[Read More]
DiRT 4 review
DiRT 4 is an excellent rally title that gives experts and novices a chance to flourish. I’ve always been a fan of rally games, all the way back to 1998 when the first Colin McCrae racing games o...[Read More]
Butcher review
Butcher is essentially a fast based 2D side scrolling bullet hell shooter from Transhuman Design and published by Crunching Koalas. Originally released on the PC last October, Butcher is a very hard g...[Read More]
Flinthook review
Tribute Games’ Flinthook is one of those titles that seems to remind you of a thousand other games, yet remains totally individual all at the same time. When it landed in my inbox, I have to admit, I ...[Read More]
Giveaway! Fluidic Antiproton Wrist Lance for Star Trek Online
To celebrate the console launch of Star Trek Online: Season 13 – Escalation, we’re teaming up with Perfect World Entertainment and Cryptic Studios to give some lucky winners a rare ground weapon for t...[Read More]
Tekken 7 review
Everyone has a Tekken story, whether that’s a tale from the first game, playing Tekken Bowl or laughing at the many ‘button mashing’ Tekken memes that have spawned over the years. For me the release o...[Read More]
Jump Stars review
Cast your mind back about, say, 30 years or so, I can’t remember that far back and some of you probably weren’t even alive. There was a massive blockbuster film starring Arnie called The R...[Read More]
Watch the Ubisoft E3 conference live on TiX
Starting at 9pm BST you can watch the Ubisoft E3 show live. We’ll be expecting to see more info on Assassins Creed: Origins, Far Cry 5 and hopefully some new on South Park: Fractured but Whole. ...[Read More]
Missed the Xbox E3 conference? We’ve got your back
In case you missed last nights Xbox E3 Conference, here is everything that happened, what was the best part for you? Let us know! The Xbox E3 2017 Briefing: Everything You Need to Know Crackdown 3 Bri...[Read More]
Did you watch the Xbox E3 briefing on Mixer? Here is what you will get…
We mentioned earlier that if you watch the E3 briefing on Mixer you would receive some goodies. Well here is what you will get! Rare Replay – full game download. Mature game – will not be awarded to a...[Read More]
Xbox One X will cost £449/$499
Phil Spencer has confirmed that the Xbox One X will cost £449/$499. All existing Xbox One accessories will work on the new Xbox One X, alongside all existing Xbox 360 backwards compatible titles and X...[Read More]
Crackdown 3 gets a release date
Crackdown 3 will release on November 7. Check out the awesome trailer below, featuring the man mountain himself, Terry Crews.
Microsoft announce Xbox One X
Microsoft have announced the Xbox One X, due to be released on November 7th. Codenamed ‘Project Scorpio’, Xbox One X was first revealed at Xbox’s E3 conference last year, where it wa...[Read More]
ZHEROS The Forgotten Land DLC review
Like many, I picked up ZHEROES from Rimlight Studios, on the Games with Gold program a few months back. January 2016 it would appear. Where does the time go? The gameplay centres on two main character...[Read More]
The Town of Light review
With memories of The Park still ringing in my ears, there was no way I was going to miss out on getting my hands on The Town of Light, a stark look into the treatment of mental health patients at Ospe...[Read More]
Prey review
Prey successfully melds science fiction and horror in a more contemporary and grounded setting that the original title from 2006. It therefore doesn’t feel at all related to its predecessor, posing qu...[Read More]
Human: Fall Flat review
Protagonist Bob in Human: Fall Flat is akin to a toddler learning to walk. He haphazardly stumbles around the environments, bumping into objects and clinging on to them like a drunk trying to steady h...[Read More]
Seasons after Fall review
It’s not often I get the chance to review a title that doesn’t rely on just your reflexes or skill. There have been a few, however, The Turing Test, Inside & Pneuma spring to mind. Seasons after F...[Read More]
Injustice 2 review
I wish I had more time to delve into the world of comics (or graphic novels if you want to pretend you are being an adult about it) – because within minutes of starting Injustice 2, which takes ...[Read More]
Sniper Ghost Warrior 3 review
To be a Sniper, you need the patience of a saint, finding a great location to scope out your environment, spotting enemies and setting up to take out your target. Then you have to consider the weather...[Read More]