About Trevor Gould

I figured I’d take a chance on Animal Fight Club. I didn’t bother requesting a press code since it was on sale for less than $3. Did I get my …
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Aptly titled, Gravity Duck has the controlling of gravity serve as its key feature. It’s an entertaining, if hardly original, element. Apart from its budget price of $4.99, Gravity Duck …
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The Dinosaur Hunter Returns

Turok 2 has arrived on the Nintendo Switch, a few months after the first game, now with a new Teen rating (evidently for less gore). While …
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Battleship, the classic board game, has been brought into the digital realm on the Nintendo Switch. People have been playing that naval combat game for over 50 years. It’s a …
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Model railroads hold some childhood memories, so Mini Trains made me smile almost from the outset. This track-building game puzzler has you trying to get trains from point A to …
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Bitlogic – A Cyberpunk Arcade Adventure has proven a bit tricky to review. It’s a game I want to absolutely love, doing so much right. Yet, I all but found …
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A game about “Puzzles, balls and contraptions”, Perchang draws inspiration from the machines of Rube Goldberg, automatically making it an intriguing eShop release to me.

While the Nintendo Switch has …
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It was nearly two years ago when I first played Astro Bears Party on the Nintendo Switch. Now, the Astro Bears have returned to the eShop. Curiously dropping the Party …
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“Garage Mechanic Simulator lets you live the life of a car dealer!” Is it as exciting as the developers would have you believe? In a word, nope.

Garage Mechanic Simulator …
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I was somewhat interested in Bouncy Bullets going in. Taking place “In a world where the sky is blue and water is pink, with icebergs replaced by floating ice-creams” sounded …
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I need to come right out and say it, Redneck Skeet Shooting is one of the worst Nintendo Switch game I’ve played to date. It’s my lowest scoring review in …
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In January of 2015, we reviewed an enjoyable budget eShop game called Toon Tanks. The developer says that Attack of the Toy Tanks is not a sequel to that Wii …
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We improved on last month’s total with 33 reviews published in July. Some scored high, some scored low, and some were middle of the road, but which were your favorites?

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M2 brings another arcade classic racer to the Nintendo Switch with SEGA AGES Virtua Racing. If you’ve had your fill of Out Run (also by Yu Suzuki) Virtua Racing is …
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Blazing Chrome will have you looking for the coin slot to add another quarter. This game is pure run ‘n’ gun arcade action. It also has excessive arcade difficulty to …
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Dyna Bomb gives a favorable first impression, especially for a game selling at a modest $5.99. Its colorful, vibrant artwork, eight worlds with eight levels each, cool robotic threats, smooth …
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Super Mario Maker 2 is a whale of a video game. That made for some initial intimidation when I was starting this review. However, with two prior (and very successful) …
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Timberman quietly snuck onto the Nintendo 3DS eShop a few weeks ago. Inspired by Kirk’s ZARA the Fastest Fairy review, I decided to spend $1.99 to download it. I can’t …
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