Nintendo Switch

Rapid pacing and bold, busy environments combine in Lumberhill to create the kind of colourful, time-challenge game that is easy to learn but difficult to master.

You play as a …
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This sci-fi, dungeon crawling RPG is a breath of fresh air. BIOMOTOR UNITRON is the rare Neo Geo Pocket Color game to arrive on the Nintendo Switch that isn’t a …
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I would have been broke if Galacticon was in the arcades when I was a teen. The game is addictive, well-executed, and much more profound than most arcade-style games. And …
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Vesper: Zero Light Edition grabbed me early with its striking presentation but gradually lost me with its time-restricted puzzles. This puzzle platformer has all the right ingredients, but the proportions …
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In Touken Ranbu Warriors, a collection of 15 swords in human form use Musou gameplay to stop the History Retrograde Army from traveling through time to mess up the course of history. And man, do they look good doing it!
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Developed by Westbone Bit Entertainment, Wonder Boy Collection is, you guessed it, a collection of games from the Wonder Boy franchise. The Wonder Boy franchise spans seven games and a …
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While it sounds like a low-budget film from The Asylum, Parkasaurus is actually “a dinosaur tycoon management simulation.” If you’re an enthusiast for tycoon management games, this is a pretty …
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If you like a shmup for the joy of blowing things up, this one serves up a bit of what you want: lots of bullets, level-ups to lots more bullets, bombs, baddies, and bosses.
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Silt is an underwater adventure game where you play as a deep-sea diver, using your ability to possess other creatures to solve the different puzzles and navigate through the maze. …
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Have you ever played a game where by the time you finished you simply forgot everything you just played? It’s not that the game was bad but something far worse: …
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The Serpent Rogue is an interesting mashup. It’s part Souls-like, part crafting, and a whole lot of trial and error. It’s both accessible and challenging, adorable and inscrutable, and quite charming all the while.
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Inspired by early adventure video games, Dungeons of Dreadrock sends you – a lone child – into a 100-floor dungeon that requires you to fight off monsters and solve puzzles …
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Research and Destroy is a great example of a game that you can’t judge by first look. Initially, you have absolutely no idea what you’re in for. There are scientists, …
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Wildcat Gun Machine is a twin-stick shooter for the Nintendo Switch. It can also be filed neatly under the “bullet hell” category since this is a game that throws everything …
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When I first booted up Get Packed: Couch Chaos, I had to ask, “Do we need another game in this party/puzzle genre?” We already have excellent games like Moving Out, …
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Sockventure begins with a mum asking her child to collect their socks and put them into the washing machine. A relatable task for any of us who were messy children. …
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Revita is many things. For one, it’s pegged as an action-adventure game. For another, it’s a mysterious and slightly creepy tale of a boy stuck in an unknown realm. He …
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Legend of Ixtona is a typical KEMCO JRPG, this time featuring turn-based battles fought on an isometric grid. The abilities to hire customizable characters and invest in your village add some unique elements, but is it enough to help this game stand out?
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