GodisaGeek: "Ultimately, how much you like Narco Terror will be down to a few key factors: how sophisticated your taste in games really is, what decade you grew up in, and whether you would rather sit down in front of a Dolph Lundgren movie or a highbrow talkie indie movie fresh off the critics’ hot-list at the Sundance Festival. Because I won’t beat around the bush here – this is basic stuff, and some people will expect and want more. Sometimes there is slowdown, the music goes glitchy in places, and it occasionally saves the game as you are about to die, meaning the checkpoint becomes a cruel version of Groundhog Day. But as a sub-ten quid exercise in providing something that is actually a ton of fun to play locally and that repeatedly puts a smile on your face, this is like being a kid again."
Neil writes "The Xbox Live Deals With Gold sale for 17th-23rd November 2015 has a fair few titles that you should be taking a look at…and also some that come in with absolutely disgusting prices."
The latest Xbox Live Deals With Gold sale for 1st-7th July 2014 is now on and there are a number of tasty discounts available to Xbox gamers on both Xbox One and Xbox 360.
Shibby, I've been waiting for From Dust to go on sale for ages, will be picking that up.
Child of Light only discounted on the 360? It always seems strange seeing owners of the new console given the more poo-tainted end of the stick.
GameDynamo - "Narco Terror is a top-down, shoot 'em up in the vein of the old-school, twin stick shooters. It will remind you a lot of Smash TV or Ikari Warriors… games that were all about hardcore, guns-blazing destruction… and not much else. "