Starship Troopers: Ultimate Bug War! Is a pretty good entry into the series. The post Starship Troopers: Ultimate Bug War! Review appeared first on TheXboxHub.
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Into the Slimy Mines is a game full of strong ideas that, like the player, donât have enough room to breathe. The card-based systems are fun, the aesthetic is charming, the effects are satisfying, and there is a decent amount of dwarven personality buried away in those slimy tunnels. But the digging system holds it back. The post Into the Slimy Mines Review appeared first on TheXboxHub.
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It had been suggested they might "reverse course".There have been many rumours floating around about Xbox over the past 24 hours, with most of them centred around potential studio closures, but another one has related to exclusives and how Xbox might "reverse course" on them.Windows Central editor Jez Corden took to social media earlier today to state that the rumour was "fanfic", and that "exclusive games is a foundation of the strategy for post memory crisis".Read the full article on purexbox.
Here's what's leaving soon.Microsoft has revealed the next eight games leaving Xbox Game Pass in late June 2026, with all of these being highlighted as "leaving soon" on the official Xbox Wire website.There are some big departures in here, including two Tomb Raider games (Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition and Rise of the Tomb Raider), popular shooter Payday 2, and a couple of addictive favourites in Slay The Spire and Unpacking.Read the full article on purexbox.com
After a June that has already delivered, Xbox Game Pass is lining up another varied week of additions. This time around, the spotlight falls on a quirky Day One indie, a major Call of Duty release, and the latest entry in EA's football powerhouse. The post Three New Games Hit Game Pass This Week – Including Two Huge Names appeared first on TheXboxHub.
Microsoft reveals the latest batch.Microsoft has today revealed the second official roundup of Xbox Game Pass titles for June 2026, with seven games joining the service from June 16 - July 6, including a surprise COD addition in the form of Call of Duty: Vanguard.Bizarrely, we already had Shift at Midnight down for June 17th and Age of Empires Mobile: PC Edition for June 23rd on our Game Pass guide, but they weren't mentioned in today's roundup. We'll keep an eye on the situation for those.Read
There are plenty of horror games that rely on jump scares and monsters lurking around every corner. Don't expect that from What have you done, Father? though. The post What Have You Done, Father? Makes Its Console Debut appeared first on TheXboxHub.
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After months of anticipation and a memorable gameplay reveal, Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival finally has a release date. The post Hell Awaits As Hellraiser Revival Locks In October Launch Date appeared first on TheXboxHub.
"Enjoy the hunt!".We're now just a little over a month away from the release of Halo: Campaign Evolved in late July, so it's no surprise that the Xbox achievements have officially surfaced for it, as shared by the team over at Halo Waypoint.In terms of the most lucrative achievements here, there's one for completing the campaign on each difficulty setting, ramping up in gamerscore the higher you go (10-40G). There's also one for completing an entire Remixed campaign without dying once (40G), one
There are few things that keep long-time hunters returning to theHunter: Call of the Wild quite like a brand-new reserve, and today players have another vast wilderness to explore - Peru. The post theHunter: Call of the Wild Heads To South America With The Stunning Peru Hunting Reserve appeared first on TheXboxHub.
If you've ever looked at your carefully crafted dinosaur park and thought it needed more mutant predators, ancient ruins and experimental science, then Jurassic World Evolution 3: Rebirth Expansion has arrived at exactly the right time. The post Jurassic World Evolution 3 Rebirth Expansion Roars To Life – New Dinosaurs, Campaign And Features appeared first on TheXboxHub.
Not every hero wears a cape. Some carry a robo-wrench, crash-land on a junkyard planet, and spend their days turning mountains of rubbish into something vaguely useful. Like those getting involved in Junkster, as it lands Day One on Game Pass. The post From Scrap To Game Pass Gem? Junkster Arrives On Xbox, PlayStation, Switch, PC appeared first on TheXboxHub.
It's the "Series 2" update.In the midst of everything that was going on last night in regards to potential Xbox studio closures, the folks over at Playground Games unveiled the "Series 2" update for Forza Horizon 6, which includes some quite significant tweaks.Looking at the patch notes, arguably the most notable thing here is that they've "improved" the difficulty balancing and adjusted how Driveatars behave at the start of races. A common complaint since launch is that the AI has been too chal
Football management games usually ask one question: do you have what is needed to win on the pitch? But Copa City, launching on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5 and PC, isn't interested in what happens between kick-off and the final whistle. Instead, it focuses on everything surrounding the match itself, putting players in charge of the city, the supporters and the enormous logistical operation required to stage a major football event. The post Copa City Turns Football Into A City-Building Ch
With the World Cup currently dominating conversations, filling social feeds and creating heroes overnight, football fans everywhere are convinced they know the beautiful game inside and out. But do they really? That's the question being asked by Do You Really Know About Soccer?. The post The World Cup Is On – But Do You Really Know About Soccer? appeared first on TheXboxHub.
Racks up 400,000+ views in the process.Last night was crazy, wasn't it?! All sorts of rumours and reports were flying around about potential Xbox studio closures, with some of the affected companies including Compulsion Games, Ninja Theory and Double Fine.Nobody said anything from Compulsion or Ninja Theory last night, but we did hear from Double Fine - literally in the form of a single emoji on social media, posted across X/Twitter and BlueSky.Read the full article on purexbox.com
Update: Ninja Theory reportedly set to be closed.Today has been absolutely dominated by reports that one or more Xbox studios could be closed soon by Microsoft, and Bloomberg is now reporting that at least three are in active negotiations with Microsoft over their futures.The outlet names Compulsion Games (which was already rumoured to be shutting down), Double Fine (Psychonauts, Keeper, Kiln) and Ninja Theory (Hellblade) as these studios, with several others also "at risk of being shuttered". I
Famitsu gets ahead of the main embargo.Arguably the biggest new Xbox release this week is Square Enix's The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales, and while we've still got a few days until its June 18th release, the first review has officially arrived for it.This is coming from the Japanese outlet Famitsu, which has given the game a 34/40 rating. We haven't found a transcript of the review itself yet, but the score has been doing the rounds on social media.Read the full article on purexbox
Update: Source says they're in negotiations with Microsoft.Just a few minutes ago, we reported on a rumour that suggested Xbox could be closing two studios in 2026, with one of them being Compulsion Games - the studio behind We Happy Few and South of Midnight.The folks over at Kotaku are also now reporting that Compulsion Games is set to be shut down, with the outlet stating it's "unclear" how many people will be impacted, although the studio potentially employs over 100 workers right now.Read t
Update: Negotiations seemingly taking place.Just a few minutes ago, we reported on a rumour that suggested Xbox could be closing two studios in 2026, with one of them being Compulsion Games - the studio behind We Happy Few and South of Midnight.The folks over at Kotaku are also now reporting that Compulsion Games is set to be shut down, with the outlet stating it's "unclear" how many people will be impacted, although the studio potentially employs over 100 workers right now.Read the full article
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