Though games like Syobon Action and I Wanna Be The Guy were early pioneers of the “masocore” genre, Super Meat Boy popularized and, arguably, perfected it. Since then, we’ve seen plenty of games in this vein – Dustforce, Spelunky, and even Hotline Miami have all put their own spin on the masochistic gameplay tropes that make the genre so special. In comes No Time to Explain, tinyBuildGAMES’ Kickstarter-funded cavalcade of craziness. The game itself may not have time to explain, but I do. Sit down and hit that “Show More” button, I’ve got all day. - Twinfinite's Tyler Humphrey
Neil from TXH writes: "You may remember me moaning about the pricing structure of a recent games bundle on Xbox One. The Digerati 'Made in USSR' bundle looked, on the face of it, to be a good thing. But the pricing was wrong and it turned out to be more expensive to buy the double pack than it was to purchase the games separately. Today though sees another digital games bundle hit Xbox One - and tinyBuild are showing Digerati the way ahead."
Carlos "After last week’s flurry of backwards compatible arrivals it seems things have calmed down once more on the Xbox One, which makes for perfect timing, as the latest batch of Xbox Live Deals With Gold Sale discounts have arrived. We all love sales, and Xbox players have plenty to choose from today as the Xbox Spring Sale has also landed on the Xbox One and Xbox 360, bringing tons of top deals with it.
But we’re fans of consistency here at TheXboxHub, so here are the best and worst of this week’s deals to be had from the Xbox Live Deals With Gold sale running between 11th-17th April 2017."
No Time to Explain is fast paced and extremely enjoyable. Created and released originally on Newgrounds it has since then moved to Steam where it shines!
