Gaming Boulevard writes:
The game doesn’t offer a lot of new things, compared to Grow Home but it’s always a pleasure to experience this game hands-on. The graphics are simple but very colorful and bright. All of these beautiful landscapes with challenging objectives and top of the world moments makes the game really worth playing. It may be a bit overwhelming for new players at first, but the gameplay is simple enough to get the hang of it. Gamers who played the predecessor will feel like home. The game is out now on PS4, Xbox One and PC.
Alex Avard: ''Finally, a list of the best short games that means you'll actually be able to complete something for once.''
Some really cool experiences listed here. I now have a few more to add to the list. Playing through Bendy and the Ink Machine and it is kind of a twisted little story.
Nice list, might I add a nice little indie game called The Haunted Island, a Frog Detective Game.
Neil writes: "It’s not as quiet as previous years, but new game releases are most definitely a little thin on the ground at the moment, with the big push of Triple A titles still a month or two away. But all that means is that it is prime gaming time to take a look at some of the older titles available on Xbox One and Xbox 360, with discounted games the preferred route.
The very best of those bargains come about via the Xbox Live Deals With Gold and Spotlight Sale and once more we have a new batch of them to look forward to. Want to check out the full list of sale games available in the Xbox Live Deals With Gold sale for 10th-16th July 2018?"
Neil writes - "It was only this time last year when we were seeing Grow Up release on Xbox One... but already it's been added to the Games With Gold scheme for July 2017, giving all Xbox Live Gold subscribers the chance to nab it for nothing."
