About Harrison Milfeld

Developer Image & Form is certainly no stranger when it comes to experimenting with different genres. Since 2010, the Swedish indie dev has dipped their toes in the likes of …
Read More

Right from the get-go with Neverout, the game immediately puts you into a harsh sense of claustrophobia that somewhat got to me. All that you see is darkened rooms and …
Read More

I didn’t know exactly what to think when I first laid my eyes on Sushi Striker: The Way of Sushido when it was first unveiled over a year ago. Upon …
Read More

When Nintendo started rolling out their Arcade Archives brand of classics on the Switch eShop last year, the question of whether or not the original arcade version of Donkey Kong …
Read More

For years, Metroid fans have been begging for a certain foe from Samus Aran’s past to join the Super Smash Bros. roster. We can safely say that now the day …
Read More

Nintendo All-Stars…ASSEMBLE!

More Super Smash Bros. information was shown front and center during Nintendo’s E3 2018 Direct, and they made sure to bring everyone to the party. Every …
Read More

For a few years, many including myself have somewhat been clamoring for a new take on a Wave Race-esque arcade racer to rear its head. Well, enter Aqua Moto Racing …
Read More

When it comes to multiplayer offerings, there’s plenty of options to choose from currently on the Switch that catch you off guard. Super Rocket Shootout is one such example of …
Read More

It’s not a surprise to anyone that the concept of Bingo as a game is both ubiquitous and sometimes fun despite relying heavily on chance. It’s a simple game where …
Read More

Looking back on my review of Bleed, I quickly noticed that there were quite a few things I cherished about it. I enjoyed the sense of the bullet-time combat and …
Read More

On the surface, Tachyon Project looks and feels like your typical twin-stick arcade shooter. Per the norm of this genre, it’s filled with heaps of enemies and projectiles for you …
Read More

Cats and water don’t mix well in real life, but that certainly doesn’t stop Aqua Kitty UDX from showing what’s possible with this feline-centric aquatic arcade shooter. Developed by Tikipod, …
Read More

Much to one’s surprise, 10 Second Run actually has a little bit of history with Nintendo platforms. Before the eShop, there was WiiWare and DSiWare Shop, which was Nintendo’s first …
Read More

There’s a certain kind of beauty that comes attached to a game like Super One More Jump. That type of beauty, of course, is when you get acquainted with its …
Read More

Bleed is a 2D run and gun action platformer that’s, at times, challenging with its arcade-y mechanics and slightly charming (and simple) pixelated aesthetics. It’s the type of small game …
Read More

Originally released on PC back in 2003, Crimsonland finds its way onto the Switch a few years after being remastered for consoles in 2014. Surprisingly, Crimsonland has many ways of …
Read More

For many Switch owners, 2017 has shown that there’s no shortage of great indie titles to sink your teeth into in between big name titles. However, aside from those various …
Read More

The first time I played Rocket League (that is, when it was initially called Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars and drifted in obscurity for a few years), it was a strange …
Read More