About Kaelyn Daugherty

Catto’s Post Office has plenty of charm, offering a short, cozy adventure about delivering mail, helping neighbors, and enjoying life’s quieter moments. While I appreciated its relaxing atmosphere and wholesome …
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Rhythm Heaven Groove is a rhythm game that instantly reminded me of WarioWare. It has that same quirky energy, where every stage throws something completely different at you. Don’t come …
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Fans of old school Legend of Zelda games will spot the inspiration right away in Elementallis, from the exploration-focused world to the puzzle-filled dungeons and the steady unlocking of new abilities.
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Planet of Lana II: Children of the Leaf is a cinematic puzzle/platformer that focuses more on atmosphere and storytelling than action. I haven’t played the first game, but this still …
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Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream is a simulation game unlike anything else you’ve experienced. Instead of directly controlling your characters, like in traditional sims, you create Miis and essentially …
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There’s no shortage of indie games inspired by classic top-down adventures, especially on the Nintendo Switch. So it takes something a little extra to stand out. Under the Island doesn’t …
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The Perfect Pencil immediately grabbed my attention with its striking hand-drawn art style, but after spending some time with it, I realized there’s much more beneath the surface. Like …
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Forestrike is a new fighting game on the Nintendo Switch, and it’s not your typical fighting game. Instead of rushing in and mashing buttons, it wants you to slow down …
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Reus 2 is a god game that’s all about building planets and seeing how civilizations react to the world you create for them. Instead of controlling people directly, you shape …
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Let’s Sing 2026 feels like it should be a safe bet for karaoke fans. Unfortunately, while the core concept still shines, the actual experience on Nintendo Switch is weighed down by technical problems and frustrating barriers.
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When Hitman: Absolution released in 2012, it split the fanbase down the middle. Now that the 2025 Nintendo Switch port has arrived, it’s time to see whether this chapter in Agent 47’s past stands strong.
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I didn’t expect a simple game like Love, Ghostie to keep my attention as long as it did. The only matchmaking I’ve ever done was in Harvest Moon or The …
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Kulebra and the Souls of Limbo is one of those indie games that manages to feel both familiar and completely fresh at the same time. The player takes on the …
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Nice Day for Fishing puts the player in the role of Baelin, a humble NPC fisherman from the town of Honeywood. When the town is suddenly threatened by disaster, and …
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Biomorph is a fresh spin on the Metroidvania formula, blending platforming, combat, and a clever enemy-mimic system into a colorful (and surprisingly eerie) adventure. You play as Harlo, a small …
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It’s surprisingly fun to think of your dream theme park, and then actually build it and see other people’s reactions to it. Just in case you’re not familiar with the RollerCoaster Tycoon series, that’s exactly what you do.
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If you’re a fan of metroidvania-style games, Ender Magnolia: Bloom in the Mist is one that might pique your interest. Most of the game takes place in a dark …
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Critter Café is a charming sim that combines café management, critter collecting, and puzzle-solving. It’s a little addictive at first, but repetitive gameplay and a lack of variety might make some players feel like closing up shop.
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