XBOX Game Reviews

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Our unbiased and detailed reviews of the latest XBOX games help you decide what to play next. We cover everything from gameplay and graphics to story and replayability.

Review: JSAUX Slim Carrying Case For ROG Xbox Ally - A Great Fit And Perfect For BackpacksA neat design that gets the job done. I've been in the possession of a ROG Xbox Ally X for over a month now, but I've been too fearful to take it on the road with me. I actually went on holiday to multiple countries, sitting on a plane for tens of hours in which I could have been playing all these great Xbox titles, but the fear of scratching or damaging it in my luggage was too great. A case is what I needed, of course, and so I've finally been checking out this "Slim Carrying Case" from JSAUX Gaming (thanks to them for sending it to us). The best endorsement I can give is that it's solved my problem - this is a good case with a neat design, a fairly premium feel, and enough protection to safely carry the Xbox Ally in my backpack. Read the full article on purexbox.com

Pure Xbox | Latest UpdatesNov 27

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Zombies ReviewThis year's iteration isn't bad, but it feels like a remnant of something greater.

IGN ArticlesNov 26

Cricket 26 ReviewCricket 26 is a bit like fledgeling Aussie opener Sam Konstas – undoubtedly capable of genuine brilliance in bursts, but still clearly a work in progress not quite ready for the top of the order.

IGN ArticlesNov 26

Review: SCUF Valor Pro Wireless - My New Favourite Xbox Series X|S ControllerTMR sticks, rear paddles and an internal battery. SCUF has a solid reputation when it comes to delivering amazing controllers, but we now have a real contender for one of their best Xbox efforts: the Valor Pro Wireless ($190 / £180). This beast boasts customisable back paddles, mouse-click or full-press shoulder triggers, TMR (Tunnel Magnetoresistance) anti-drift sticks, a rechargeable battery and much more. The Valor Pro Wireless really does everything as close to perfect as possible, building on the core design of Xbox's already amazing gamepad to present an utterly essential way to play. Read the full article on purexbox.com

Pure Xbox | Latest UpdatesNov 24

Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Multiplayer ReviewThe new wall run and jump mechanics add so much to the fun.

IGN ArticlesNov 21

Total Chaos Gets Its First Official Review Following Surprise Xbox Game Pass Launch"An action-packed accessible survival horror FPS". You may have heard by now that two games have been shadow dropped onto Xbox Game Pass following today's Xbox Partner Preview showcase, and one of those is the survival horror title Total Chaos . The surprise nature of this reveal means there are barely any impressions for the game thus far, but we have come across the first official review for Total Chaos that's been submitted by ScreenRant . Read the full article on purexbox.com

Pure Xbox | Latest UpdatesNov 20

Neon Inferno Review – Escape from New York DystopiaNeon Inferno is all the good things about ’90s video games rolled into one epic 2D action adventure. Sure, it may try to be too many things at once, and that often shows in core systems that don’t always feel cohesive. Still, the quirks of the experience end up becoming part of its charm. It’s [...]

Xbox Series X – Noisy PixelNov 20

Disney Dreamlight Valley: Wishblossom Ranch ReviewThe latest expansion takes some welcome risks, but also lands on uneven footing with lots of bugs.

IGN ArticlesNov 19

Demonschool Review – Demon Hunting 101Since its initial announcement back in 2022, I’ve been keeping an eye on Necrosoft Games’ Demonschool; its bold pixel art style and movement-focused approach to the tactical RPG genre seemed like it would be right in my wheelhouse. Plus, an RPG like this is bound to have a killer story to match, right? With 15 colourful [...]

Xbox Series X – Noisy PixelNov 18

Review: Black Ops 7 (Xbox) - Zombies Mode The Shining Light In This Undercooked Call Of DutyBlack to the drawing board. Call of Duty returns in 2025 with its first back-to-back Black Ops release following last year's Black Ops 6 , and the result is an undercooked COD experience that feels like it needed more time in the oven. Truth be told, Black Ops 7 is a bit of a mess, and it's only the game's tried and tested gunplay and deep multiplayer/co-op offerings that prevent this from being a complete disaster. Before we move on from 'complete disaster', I just want to highlight that I already covered the game's story campaign mode last week in our dedicated campaign review . Black Ops 7's story mode is barely a Call of Duty campaign at all; it's online-only with no pause option, a complete lack of difficulty levels, and is brimmed full of content ripped from other COD modes and past series entries. To be honest, I'd recommend completely avoiding it if possible - Call of Duty campaign players, you'll want to steer clear of this one. Read the full article on purexbox.com

Pure Xbox | Latest UpdatesNov 18