Nintendo Switch

Lost in Harmony is a musical odyssey that features a tale of a boy, his ill friend, and a robot impacting Earth.

The controls are simply moving away from …
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Wolfenstein II for the Nintendo Switch, originally created by Bethesda and ported by Panic Button, is a constant tug-of-war between intense moments that leave you wanting more, and instances that…well…make …
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In an era when even the seemingly simplest games can hide layers of depth that can take years to fully tease apart, Johnny Turbo’s Arcade: Wizard Fire is a refreshingly …
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Paranautical Activity is an arena FPS with roguelike elements. Developed and published by Digerati. How well will the roguelike and FPS elements mash together?

Players can choose between four different …
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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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When the original Runbow launched on the Nintendo Wii U back in 2015, this is what I had to say about it: “13AM Games has created something wonderful in Runbow. …
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Lanota is a solid rhythm game for Nintendo Switch that’s both visually and aurally attractive. But considering its mobile roots, is the Switch a viable platform for its intricate tap/swipe gameplay?
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Yuso is a fun puzzle game by Vertical Reach with over 80 levels of puzzles. As a space doctor, you must travel to each planet in the Solar System. In …
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Samurai Defender: Ninja Warfare for the Nintendo Switch is an action strategy game from Japanese developer Flyhigh Works. It’s actually more like a tower defence game, featuring marching samurai warriors …
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If you’re a fan of mobile gaming you’ve probably heard of the Manticore games. Manticore: Galaxy on Fire is the newest installment in the series and was made exclusively for …
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Mario Tennis Aces is the first Mario Tennis game I’ve ever owned–crazy, right? I’ve played many of the Mario Tennis games but it was always at a friend’s house or …
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I’m a huge Baseball fan. I enjoy playing the game, going to games, watching them on TV, and even listening to them on the radio. However, I’ve never really been …
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Dream Alone absorbs you immediately into the darkness of its world. The creepy black and white art style establishes in a matter of seconds what kind of game it will …
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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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I hadn’t heard of Caveman Ninja before. I don’t ever remember seeing it in an arcade. I am, however, familiar with its console port, simply titled Joe and Mac. …
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Nothing ruins a first impression quite like a game crashing the first time you start it. That was my introduction to Milanoir, a 70’s inspired 2D top-down cover-based shooter. Not …
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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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Jump, splash, repeat. These are the three best words that sum up INK on the Nintendo Switch. The game is quick to deliver its clear intentions right from the get-go …
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