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Toree 3D is an inexpensive ’90s-inspired platformer. But unlike Siactro’s earlier Macbat 64: Journey of a Nice Chap, it lacks diversity in level design, has an even worse camera, and …
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The Mysterious Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is a pretty average release on the Nintendo Switch. This hidden object game has its moments, but it’s an older port …
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Faircroft’s Antiques: The Heir of Glen Kinnoch Collector’s Edition is another fun entry in the series. While this hidden object game might not be as unique as its predecessor, it …
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As promised, our 35 published reviews in March represent a sizable 75% increase over the month before.

1912: Titanic Mystery

Anodyne 2: Return to Dust

Beach Buggy Racing 2: …
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Sumatra: Fate of Yandi will go through the expected motions if you’re a fan of point-and-click games. But it feels like a game that needed more time to fully develop …
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No doubt, Neo Geo Pocket Color Selection is something of a curious release. The majority of the games in this compilation have already been made available individually via the Switch …
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Arriving three and a half years after the original, Beach Buggy Racing 2: Island Adventure offers even more to keep players busy. But a fair question is, does the content …
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This hidden object adventure set in the world of art is surprisingly refreshing. Faircroft’s Antiques: Treasures of Treffenburg Collector’s Edition differentiates itself through its plot. While many games in this …
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If you’re looking for a game to chill with, Under Leaves should be near the top of your list. This unique hidden object game is enjoyable from start to finish, …
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As someone who enjoys a Where’s Waldo-style Scavenger Hunt, Wind Peaks holds some definite appeal. But I feel it’s probably a bit too limited for its own good. What I …
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1912: Titanic Mystery can make for an entertaining weekend if you’re a fan of hidden object games. That said, this isn’t among the top-tier in the genre, so you’ll want …
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Not our best month, as the PN team only published 20 reviews in February. That’s our lowest monthly output since 2018. Look for a sizable increase in March.

Astrologaster

Balancelot

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While the idea is sound, My Universe – PET CLINIC CATS & DOGS ultimately can’t quite deliver. Entertainment is short-lived, as this title never reaches its full potential.

The My …
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Turrican Flashback bundles some (but not all) of the run ‘n’ gun classic titles. This collection, while fun, feels a bit lacking compared to other compilations on the Nintendo Switch.

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While January is always a slower month, 31 reviews in 31 days are nothing to sneeze at. Our output this past month is 25% higher than this same time last …
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As a competitive couch party game (no co-op), Unspottable isn’t bad. Unfortunately, it releases in a time when smart people aren’t inviting friends over for couch parties due to the …
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Freddy Spaghetti has so much promise, but multiple glitches ruin the fun. While we’re promised that “No pastas were harmed in the making of this game,” I have my doubts.

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Blacksmith of the Sand Kingdom looks promising but winds up being very bland. It’s tolerable at best, checking most of the right boxes but never moving beyond subpar territory.

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