Midnight Deluxe and Shadow of the Loot Box

Midnight Deluxe and Shadow of the Loot Box

This week we got a chance to try out two charming, fun games that are different from each other but nonetheless still are great titles to have in your digital library.

Midnight Deluxe a golf style game in which you must shoot a square into the hole in each level while trying to navigate different obstacles in each level.  With over 60 levels, and different difficulty to go with, this is a great, challenging game.  All of our gaming testers had a great time playing this game as the controls are super easy to use and the game concept made it easy for ang age of gamers to pick up and play the game.  Also the piano style background made the soundtrack itself a blissful joy just to listen to.  Be sure to read our review here and see why this is a great game for all your gaming family.

 

Shadow of the Loot Box is a game in which if you love loot boxes, DLC, Add-Ons or any form of microtransactions, then you will love this game.  The developers are making fun of games that overuse this new trend in gaming and honestly their satire is so spot on that makes this game even funnier to play.  With its Minecraft style of visuals and gameplay and easy controls, this is a great game for any ages of your gaming family.  Did we mention that the game also has random generating loot boxes for each level? Well you have to check our review of the game and see for yourself why this is a great game to play or even have for your digital library!

Both Midnight Deluxe and Shadow of the Loot Box are available now on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC for download.  Be sure to download these games and give it a try!

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Primary game reviewer of Family Gamer Review. A loving father to two children, loving husband and avid gamer. As the primary game reviewer, my responsibilities are to make sure that the game titles that I review that I can provide the most unbiased reviews for parents and guardians out there for the game, subject matter and other items within the game. I provide the honest review for the game, not based on what the game is, but for how this would fit in for the library for the whole family to play.

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