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Gore Doctor Xbox Series X|S Review – A Claustrophobic Nightmare of Blood and Bones

June 3, 2025May 2, 2026 Daniel Sarach

A twisted survival horror ride into grief, guilt, and gallons of blood on Xbox Series X|S “Welcome to Hell’s Emergency Room” If Frankenstein got a job as a hospital administrator, and Silent Hill handled the interior design, you’d get something like Gore Doctor – a grimy, blood-soaked descent into one man’s grief-ridden madness. It’s tense,…

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Review: Survive the Fall – Rebuilding After the End

May 31, 2025May 2, 2026 Daniel Sarach

Surviving the End: Can You Lead Humanity’s Next Chapter? A meteor strike has ended civilization, leaving Earth in perpetual autumn. Build a settlement, manage survivors, and explore a post-apocalyptic world filled with danger, rival factions, and mysteries. Every decision counts in your fight to survive the fall. Launch Trailer: Rumble may require a security check….

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Vampire Hunters Review: “Imagine DOOM on a Vampire Survivors Bender”

May 28, 2025May 2, 2026 Daniel Sarach

First Look: A Roguelite FPS That Combines Old-School Chaos and Vampire Madness My first look at Vampire Hunters on Xbox Series X. If DOOM and Serious Sam stumbled into a roguelite bar fight, Vampire Hunters would be the aftermath. This first-person shooter lets you stack up to 14 weapons at once and wade through gothic…

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Monstroscopy Xbox Review – Masked Heroes, Monsters, and Retro Horror Brawling

May 27, 2025May 2, 2026 Daniel Sarach

Masked heroes and monsters collide in a 1950s horror throwdown Monstroscopy is the kind of fighting game that sticks out from the pack—not because of its high-speed combos or flashy super moves, but because of how weird, stylish, and strangely niche it dares to be. Developed with a heavy dose of retro horror flair, Monstroscopy…

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Stunt Flyer Xbox Series X Review: Old-School Fun with Modern Twists

May 24, 2025May 2, 2026 Daniel Sarach

Stunt Flyer is the kind of game that reminds you why flying in video games is just plain fun. Originally released on the Wii back in 2011, this remastered version brings its colorful chaos and arcade-style thrills to modern platforms – and honestly, it’s aged surprisingly well. “If gravity had a sense of humor, this…

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SWAT Commander: Prologue – A Promising Foundation for a Tactical Shooter with a Rough Start

May 18, 2025May 2, 2026 Fix Gaming Team

A spiritual successor to SWAT 4, this indie tactical shooter starts strong with mechanics and replayability, but its current state is held back by bugs and AI issues. SWAT Commander is an upcoming cooperative tactical shooter, co-developed by Red Mountain Games and Ritual Interactive, and published by the latter. Although a release date hasn’t been…

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Steel Seed – Much Sharper Than I Remember

May 9, 2025May 2, 2026 Ronny Fiksdahl

Played the early demo last year and found it brutally difficult. Revisiting the full release now? It’s a completely different beast — refined, focused, and genuinely fun. I played Steel Seed back when an early version dropped — most likely a demo in 2024. Back then, it felt raw: steep difficulty, clunky stealth, and punishing…

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Game of Thrones Kingsroad a Throne Worth the Price or Just a Royal Ripoff?

April 3, 2025May 2, 2026 Ronny Fiksdahl

So here we are, ready to dive into the world of Westeros with “Game of Thrones: Kingsroad,” expecting epic battles, deep storylines, and the chance to rub elbows with the high and mighty of the Seven Kingdoms. But wait—there’s a catch that’s got everyone talking, and not for the right reasons. It looks like this…

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Fix Gaming Recommends Mother Hub a Must Play Retro Fps

March 31, 2025May 2, 2026 Ronny Fiksdahl

As someone who spends most days reviewing and exploring games, things can sometimes get repetitive. But once in a while, a title comes along and genuinely surprises me—Mother Hub by O’Dale Studios is exactly that kind of game. It’s a retro-inspired FPS set for release on April 24, 2025, and honestly, it grabbed my attention…

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Robin Hood: Sherwood Defenders – A Fun Concept Marred by Frustrating Mechanics

March 27, 2025May 2, 2026 Ronny Fiksdahl

Robin Hood: Sherwood Defenders puts players in the role of the legendary outlaw, fighting to defend the homes of allies from waves of invading enemies under the control of the notorious Sheriff of Nottingham. Blending tower defense strategy with real-time action combat, the game starts strong but struggles with balance and pacing as you dig…

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Review the Darkest Files Facing the Shadows of History

March 26, 2025May 2, 2026 Ronny Fiksdahl

A Powerful Game About Justice and Memory The Darkest Files is unlike most games. You don’t play a soldier, a thief, or a wizard—you play a lawyer. And not just any lawyer, but one working to uncover the truth about crimes committed during one of history’s darkest chapters: the Nazi era. Set in the early…

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Suikoden II HD Remaster Review: Unpacking the Gate Rune and Dunan Unification Wars Editions

March 23, 2025May 2, 2026 Ronny Fiksdahl

I’ve never had a soft spot for the Suikoden series because I didn’t play much beyond Pokémon as a kid. So, checking out the “Suikoden I & II HD Remaster” was like discovering an entirely new treasure trove for me. I’ve heard loads about these games being cult classics, and there’s been plenty of buzz…

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Evil Timefall Review When Old School Meets Tacticala Misguided Fusion

March 17, 2025May 2, 2026 Fix Gaming Team

Evil Timefall describes itself as a hardcore FPS where players must face waves of medieval evil in a throwback, fast-paced shooter format. While that pitch may excite fans of old-school FPS action, the execution here blends genres in a way that rarely works. Here’s how the game holds up based on my playthrough. Rumble may…

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Rediscovering the Magic of City Building With Pompeii the Legacy

March 17, 2025May 2, 2026 Ronny Fiksdahl

A Personal Journey into the Ashes of History There was something about Sim City that hooked me years ago, but no other city builder really did the trick… until I stumbled upon Pompeii: The Legacy. This isn’t just another game on the shelf—it’s a passion project by Željko Kos from Siscia Games that’s redefining what…

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Company of Heroes 3 Anniversary Update a Fresh Take on Classic Strategy

March 6, 2025May 2, 2026 Ronny Fiksdahl

Celebrating a year of tactical excellence with new updates, fresh challenges, and an epic campaign worth revisiting. f you’re looking for an immersive and long-lasting campaign, Company of Heroes 3 delivers in spades. I have streamed my experience on my Twitch! Playing the campaign for over 5 hours, I can tell that Company of Heroes…

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