About Trevor Gould

Don’t let the primitive graphics fool you, Robbotto is rather fun, mainly when played in co-op. If you’re a fan of classic arcade action, this game is worth learning more …
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Datedness isn’t necessarily an obstacle for me enjoying a game, so I thought Tiny Hands Adventure might deliver some decent 3D platforming entertainment to the nostalgist in me. That said, …
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TETRA’s Escape is a puzzle-platformer with solid gameplay but subpar progression. Its linear design handicaps it by making its trial and error gameplay more repetitive than it needs to be. …
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The leadoff game featured during the March Nintendo Direct, WarioWare Gold had finally arrived on Nintendo 3DS. This collection mixes classic with new and remade microgames, boosting the count to …
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Super Destronaut DX brings some shooting action in the Space Invaders mold to the Nintendo Switch. I wasn’t too big a fan back when I reviewed this on the Wii, …
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Johnny Turbo’s Arcade: Express Raider challenges you to “Save the Old West, with your rifle and your horse, from thieving Train Robbers.” But wait, you’re playing as a thieving bandit …
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Releasing today on the Nintendo Switch is Element, “a realtime strategy space game for people who don’t have time to play realtime strategy space games”. It was developed over four …
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Captain Toad has returned! The 3DS hasn’t seen a Wii U port since Poochy & Yoshi’s Woolly World in early 2017. Treasure Tracker doesn’t pack quite as many fresh features …
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Figment is “an adventure through the mind”, and one that I quite enjoyed. The team at Bedtime Digital Games have developed a title that feels like an interactive version of …
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At the end of my review for Johnny Turbo’s Arcade: Bad Dudes I stated, “For FTE, bring on Two Crude Dudes next”. Flying Tiger Entertainment ended up doing just that, …
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The Lion’s Song is a different kind of point and click title. Less a graphic adventure, it’s more a visual novel with a narrative focus. Thus, it succeeds or fails …
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There have been a fair few top-down Zelda-inspired games, but not many take the sci-fi approach that Songbringer does. This action-RPG finds you and your skybot on the wrong end …
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These past three months have, once again, shown strong growth for Pure Nintendo. Our 80 published reviews have nearly doubled our output from this same stretch last year! There’s quite …
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An Amiga and home computer classic, D/Generation was a popular early to mid 90s game. This “Original” version has now found its way to the Nintendo Switch, evidently …
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If you’re looking for a Nintendo Switch “game” that you can kick back and relax with, Shape of the World might very well be for you. I put game in quotes because …
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The latest, but not the greatest

Another Bit.Trip game is never a bad thing, even if Choice Provisions has shortened the title to just Runner3. The sequel to one of …
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Trev and Kirk discuss if there is such a thing as too much Super Smash Bros.

Don’t get me wrong, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate looks like it’s positively bursting …
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Dillon’s Dead-Heat Breakers is the third title in a series that began back in 2012. I expected to see more of Nintendo’s armadillo ranger, although I didn’t expect a five-year …
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