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You may have already taken in the detective delights of Murder Mystery Machine through Apple Arcade, but as Blazing Griffins wonder gets taken under the publishing wing of Microids and their Microids Indie arm, confirmation comes about that it’ll soon also launch on PC and console.  Coming to Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PS4, PS5,

Pedestrians and tourists, take cover as the streets are about to get even more reckless! Jump into the cab and rush all around town to pick up the craziest of customers, and drop them off as fast as you can. With Taxi Chaos we wanted to bring a throwback to a classic and almost forgotten

There aren’t many games that let you headbutt a ninja out of an open door, before turning to roundhouse a fireman into a bathtub, but Fights in Tight Spaces is that game, and it lets you live out your action movie fantasies. Part deck-building card game, part turn-based battler, and part Jason Bourne, it’s a

We know you’re busy and might miss out on all the exciting things we’re talking about on Xbox Wire every week. If you’ve got a few minutes, we can help remedy that. We’ve pared down the past week’s news into one easy-to-digest article for all things Xbox! Or, if you’d rather watch than read, you

The rumors of its demise on the early morning of June 15, 2016 have been greatly exaggerated: Dead by Daylight has spent the last five years coming into its own as one of the best takes on asymmetrical multiplayer out there. Its very distinctive premise – a multiplayer horror game where one person is a

In the 1980s we were dominated by the threat of nuclear war between the Soviet Union and the western allies. The fear of this possible end of the world scenario affected art, books, television, and games. In more recent times though that threat has been replaced by many more fears, anxieties and world problems. It

We’ve always been fans, but now we’re family As we shared earlier this week, we’ve officially welcomed ZeniMax Media and Bethesda to the Xbox family, adding even more incredible talent, creative diversity, and beloved gaming franchises to an already stacked Xbox lineup. You might be wondering what exactly that means for you as a gamer.

Monster Truck Championship was only released in October of 2020, but it’s already been optimised for Xbox Series X|S, steamrolling it’s way on to next-gen consoles. Anyway, we were pretty impressed with it the first time around, with it delivering some old-school trucking to Xbox One. However, in order to see what this shiny new

It’s no secret licensed racing games on a yearly cadence sometimes struggle to innovate, and Monster Energy Supercross — The Official Videogame 4 is no exception. It’s certainly true that Supercross 4 looks the best the series ever has humming along at 60 frames per second on PS5 and Xbox Series X│S, and it’s also

We are returning to the haunted Castle Rock with a brand new adventure! We Were Here Forever is the newest game in our We Were Here series of co-op puzzle adventures. You and a partner play the role of Antarctic explorers who find themselves trapped in a sinister castle — will you be able to

They’re the world’s most famous fighting team, and very soon the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles will be back on your favourite console or PC, proving that turtle power is once again the flavour of the month with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge.  Announced today for release on PC via Steam and console at some

Hey there, everyone! You might remember us from our previous title ChromaGun a while back. Well, we have some exciting news for you, and I’ll just jump right out and say it: Can’t Drive This is officially coming to Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S on March 19! And even better: It’s available for pre-order

It’s pretty safe to say that Watch Dogs: Legion has had a bit of a rocky time. Whilst obviously nowhere near as fractured as CD Projekt Red’s Cyberpunk 2077, when Watch Dogs: Legion was pushed out to console and PC at the back end of 2020, it didn’t all go as planned. But credit to

As game developers, we should be held accountable for creating great games that are inclusive to all, championing the player experience and building positive player communities. With almost 20 years in game development, creating a space where everyone on the planet can experience the joys of gaming remains paramount for me. My current work on

Ever since Rust launched through Steam Early Access back in 2013, players have had the opportunity to embark on a survival journey like no other. In fact, millions have played the game since it first arrived allowing it to evolve into an all-new beast. It wasn’t however until 2019 when we first heard that the

Look, we get it. You’re a pro hospital administrator. You can whip a healthcare institution into shape at a moment’s notice. Queues of people line up in an orderly fashion to be seen by your top docs, who successfully diagnose them in mere seconds before sending them for successful cures. You, my friend, are a

I’m a huge fan of driving games, especially if they aren’t taking themselves too seriously. I can’t get on with ultra realistic racers, but those which fall on the arcade side of the genre normally hit the right note. With this in mind, Burnout Revenge took a step back from the racing, and explored the

Don’t ever stop dreaming. If you are anything like me, you’ve been dreaming about superpowers, aliens, and secret societies since you were eight. Here’s a game with a little bit of everything mixed in a weird world looking a lot like a third-world country. Ok, I know I said “weird,” but words like different, funny,

Is there a more generic title than Warrior Boy? Perhaps ‘Game of War’ takes that particular biscuit (thanks, mobile F2P). Still, we’re noting it down for a ‘worst titles of 2021’ article at the end of the year.  We really, really want to be proved wrong about Warrior Boy, but the trailer and screenshots look

We know you’re busy and might miss out on all the exciting things we’re talking about on Xbox Wire every week. If you’ve got a few minutes, we can help remedy that. We’ve pared down the past week’s news into one easy-to-digest article for all things Xbox! Or, if you’d rather watch than read, you