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Take To The Skies In Tintle’s Great Colorful Adventure
Tintle's Great Colorful Adventure, a fast-paced precision platformer featuring color-changing mechanics, teleporters, and gravity manipulation, is now available on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC for £4.19. Developed by Midnight Pounce Studios, the game challenges players to navigate increasingly tricky obstacles to get Tintle home.
Ori 3 is Not in Development at Saber Interactive, Says Chief Creative Officer
Saber Interactive's Chief Creative Officer Tim Willits has denied that the studio is developing Ori 3, refuting recent rumors. While Saber is working on other exciting projects, Moon Studios' CEO Thomas Mahler stated that they would make a new Ori game if given the go-ahead, calling the rumors nonsense.
Xbox’s Disc-to-Digital Program is Now Live for Alpha Skip, Alpha, and Beta Insiders
Microsoft's Disc-to-Digital program is now available for Xbox Insiders, allowing users to convert physical Xbox One and Xbox Series X games into digital licenses. While not all titles are supported due to various reasons, a community-driven website is tracking eligible games. Microsoft may require proof of disc ownership in the future to maintain digital license benefits.
After ditching discs, PlayStation continues replicating Xbox's very bad 2013 by going all in on TV
Sony has launched a "Live TV on PS5" app, drawing comparisons to Microsoft's initial Xbox One strategy of focusing on entertainment over gaming. The app offers a variety of channels and content, but the move has sparked controversy and negative public opinion, reminiscent of the Xbox One's past missteps with DRM and an all-in-one entertainment focus.
Best New Xbox And Game Pass Games For September 2026
September 2026 is set to be a busy month for Xbox and Game Pass players, with a diverse lineup of new releases. Highlights include the dark fantasy RPG The Blood of Dawnwalker, Capcom's return to the samurai genre with Onimusha: Way of the Sword, and the survival-crafting spin-off RuneScape: Dragonwilds launching day one on Game Pass. Other notable titles include the horror game Halloween, the racing title Hot Wheels Infinite Rush, and Remedy's Control Resonant.
Hole in Zero?! Designing for the Absurd in Golftacular!
Both Good Games announced that their absurd mini-golf party game, Golftacular!, is now available on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC. The article details the game's design process, focusing on how player exploration and the desire to "cheat" led to unique mechanics and items, including a "hole in zero" concept. The game also features a Puzzle Mode that teaches players the full extent of its item-based mechanics.
The Biggest New Game Releases Of September 2026
September 2026 is set to be a packed month for new game releases across PC and consoles, with many major titles aiming to avoid the shadow of Grand Theft Auto 6. Highlights include new entries in established franchises like Onimusha and Fire Emblem, alongside anticipated new titles such as Marvel's Wolverine and Silent Hill: Townfall.
Get The Entire Destiny 2 Experience At 75% Off For A Short Time
Bungie's Destiny 2 collection, including all expansions except vaulted content, is available at a 75% discount for a limited time, priced at $19.24. The article highlights the vast amount of content and the value proposition for new and returning players, recommending the Warlock class.
Sticker Picker Puts Your Eagle Eyes To The Test
Sticker Picker, a new spot-the-difference puzzle game from Afil Games, has been released on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC for £4.19. The game features colorful illustrations, some incorporating characters from Afil Games' existing universe, and offers an accessible yet absorbing challenge for players.
Get Your Brain Working With Puzzledorf
Puzzledorf, a colorful puzzle game with a retro 80s aesthetic, is now available on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Windows PC for £8.39. Developed by Stuart's Pixel Games, it offers a clever twist on classic Sokoban mechanics with multiple block colors and obstacles, gradually increasing in difficulty.
The Witcher 4 already runs on all target platforms - CD Projekt Red not taking any chances after Cyberpunk 2077
CD Projekt Red is prioritizing performance optimization for The Witcher 4 by running it on all target platforms, including PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X, from early in development. This approach aims to avoid the disastrous launch issues experienced with Cyberpunk 2077, which was nearly unplayable on last-generation consoles.
The 19 most exciting video game releases of September 2026
September 2026 is set to be a massive month for video game releases, with over a dozen highly anticipated titles launching across various platforms. The month features new entries in established franchises like Onimusha and Fire Emblem, alongside promising new IPs such as Crimson Moon and Orbitals. Notable releases include Marvel's Wolverine, Dune: Awakening, and the full console launch of Valheim.
Barkside Roads Review | TheXboxHub
Barkside Roads offers a fresh take on the path-making puzzle genre by introducing waypoint objectives and strategic choices, making it more accessible and engaging. Despite its innovative approach and charming presentation, the game suffers from significant usability issues, including poor tutorials and a lack of essential features like an undo button.
Bunny Pit Berry Review | TheXboxHub
Bunny Pit Berry is a Sokoban puzzle game that lacks challenge and sophistication, according to this review. The game features numerous blocks that fill the levels, making the puzzles more about navigating obstacles than intricate problem-solving. While functional, the game fails to engage the player's intellect, offering a simple experience that is over too quickly.
Monty the Play Bear Review | TheXboxHub
Monty the Play Bear is a sliding puzzle game with a unique rockabilly soundtrack and a crayon-drawing art style. While it introduces mechanics like LEGO bricks and toy cars, the game ultimately feels familiar and lacks an undo button, making it a forgettable experience despite its charming elements.
Mighty Aphid Flies Back Onto Xbox In Remastered Form
Mighty Aphid: Remastered Edition, a 2D action platformer developed and published by Cascadia Games, is now available on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and Windows PC. The remastered version of the 2021 title offers updated visuals and gameplay for a price of £4.19, featuring the return of Avery "Aphid" Cavor to battle monsters threatening the town of Victoria.
Bring The World To Life In INK ENIGMA: Coloring Hidden Objects
INK ENIGMA: Coloring Hidden Objects is a new hidden object puzzle game available on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and Windows PC for £4.19. The game features a unique mechanic where discovering hidden objects adds color to the monochrome scenes, transforming them into vibrant artwork. With 40 levels, it offers a relaxed, one-to-two-hour puzzle-solving experience.
It’s Time to Add A Splash Of Color To Your Xbox Library
Splash of Color, a swap-puzzle game, is now available on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and Windows PC. A free Standard Edition offers eight puzzles, while the Complete Edition includes 184 puzzles for £16.74. Individual DLC packs are also available. The game was previously released on PlayStation and Nintendo Switch.
Rune Axe Is Ready To Chop Its Way Through Xbox
Rune Axe, a retro-inspired 2D action platformer from PowerSlash Studios, is now available on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Windows PC for £4.19. The game features 30 handcrafted levels where players chase an escaped Evil King, utilizing a powerful rune axe in fast-paced combat. The title aims for an old-school feel with vibrant pixel art and an authentic soundtrack.
Next Week on XBOX: New Games for August 31 to September 4
This weekly feature highlights new games launching on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC between August 31 and September 4. The list includes titles like The Blood of Dawnwalker, Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game, NBA 2K27, and many more, with several also available on Game Pass.
