At GameAttic, we pride ourselves on offering reviews of all the big titles, and covering all the games you want to know about. This week, we plan on taking 5 of the biggest and best Xbox Live Arcade games (new and old) for a spin to both boost our review archives and to give you the detailed game analysis you've come to expect from us.
A new review will be posted each day, so keep checking back here, or check our Reviews > XBLA reviews page to find out what today's feature game is. For now though, why not browse over some of our current reviews, below.
Marty.
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Matt Hazard: Blood Bath Beyond
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Trials HD
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DAY ONE - MONDAY
Welcome to Alien Breed, you're dropped into an (alien) world of trouble during an attack on board Leopold - your trusty spaceship - and you must battle to survive...
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DAY TWO - TUESDAY
Jason Flemming is a simple soul, simply backpacking in the Pacific with his new girlfriend, Claire, when she decides to go and have a little explore where you used to go as a child...
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DAY 3 - WEDNESDAY
Battlefield 1943 first graced our Xbox's mid last year and was instantly the fastest selling and most played Xbox Live Arcade game of all time.
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DAY 4 - THURSDAY
Have I stepped into a terrifying time warp, again? It's Sam, from Serious Sam back for Serious Sam HD, and it's on the 360 so if you're a fan you better sit up and fly right cause this is right up your street.
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