About Trevor Gould

Just when I thought I was out, Pinball FX3 pulls me back in with its latest DLC, Williams Pinball – Volume 6. Let’s not waste any time and get right …
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One of the most eye-catching and demanding games of the Playstation era, Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee has been remade as Oddworld: New ‘n’ Tasty. It joins its sequels, Munch’s Oddysee and …
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Maze promises a “fantasy adventure” but fails to deliver on it. Instead, we have a release with very little meat on its bones. It’s a shame.

The goal in the …
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An oldie (from 2011) but a goodie, Kaptain Brawe: A Brawe New World entertains. It’s not a very lengthy point-and-click adventure, but it feels fully realized all the same. Genre …
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Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?! is a tale of two games for me. As a solo experience, I found the food truck action had a bit too much intensity (and repetition) …
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THE LAST BLADE: Beyond the Destiny brings weapon-based fighting to the Nintendo Switch, but it’s my least favorite Neo Geo Pocket Color game currently on the eShop.

I’m not saying …
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Hunting Simulator 2 brings a return to hunting action first seen over two years ago. As someone who missed the original release, I’m approaching this sequel almost entirely fresh.

I …
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For the third time, the Pure Nintendo team topped 50 reviews in a month! We had 14 different staff members and contributors pitching in during October. Which of these 51 …
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Based on the classic novel, Agatha Christie – The ABC Murders is a unique graphic adventure. You take control of Detective Hercule Poirot (usually from a third-person perspective) exploring a …
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Two Parsecs From Earth has the looks of a promising budget take on Metroid, but I soon discovered the gameplay needs more polish.

You control Robot Z3-L1, who is trying …
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Copies of this one were snatched up very quickly, but here’s a chance to win a beautiful addition to your Nintendo Switch physical collection.

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No Straight Roads is a musical action-adventure game that has you going up against an Electronic Dance empire. Can the NSR (that governs vinyl city) have their monopoly taken down? …
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Short on gameplay but big on smiles, Hide & Dance! is a music game that may be more fun to watch than to play. That’s not to say tapping to …
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For a game whose press code arrived unsolicited in my spam folder, Mini Motor Racing X is better than I expected. This “high-octane racing action” will keep me busy for …
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A port of an older release, The Last Days is dated, but does it still hold up in age? Not particularly. This doesn’t make it an automatic dismissal, but you …
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Quell is the third entry in the puzzler series for the Nintendo Switch. Yet it was the first one I ever played, back on the Nintendo 3DS. It’s dropped the …
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Midnight returns to its golf-like origins in Birthday of Midnight. While 36 Fragments of Midnight was a decent little game that tried something different with platforming, I prefer the physics-based …
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Bounty Battle seemed a promising fighter, taking many familiar (and less known) indies and sticking them in a Smash Bros. style game. But, it comes up well short in most …
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