Nintendo Switch

Move or Die: Unleashed isn’t just the name of a carnage-filled multiplayer game for the Nintendo Switch. It’s also the instruction manual and the entire plot. Actually, it’s more like …
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Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure was released in 1993 by Williams. It doesn’t stack up with my favorite Williams machines, but it’s a good one, and Zen Studios has done their typically solid (state) job of bringing it to digital gamers.
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Time Loader is an enjoyable game, driven by a time-travel tale that makes you want to see it through to completion. Its puzzle platforming is somewhat typical, and it suffers …
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Gem Wizards Tactics is a turn-based action game for the Nintendo Switch. Think of it as a simple, B-grade version of Fire Emblem. Have you got that picture in your …
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Winemaking is a tough job, and in Hundred Days – Winemaking Simulator, you have a lot to pay attention to in order to have a thriving winery. The game is …
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In a market inundated with clever platformers, Will You SnAIl? finds a host of unique ways to stand out from the crowd. Set in a technologically advanced future, you play …
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Atelier Sophie 2: The Alchemist of the Mysterious Dream picks up where the first left off, continuing the story of Sophie and her quest to return her friend, Plachta, to a human again. How does this title rank amongst the other recent releases for the Nintendo Switch?
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I’m all for PC Engine revivals and the nostalgia they bring, but Moto Roader MC is not a good retro game. Unless you can get a group of four or …
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Castle Morihisa is a rogue-like-card/deck-building-turn-based game. We’ve seen this sort of thing before, but while many elements will look familiar, the game’s depiction and characterization of feudal Japan make it something interesting all on its own.
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Have you ever played a game that started with so much promise yet almost immediately fizzled out? I can’t tell you how many times that’s happened to me. Some story …
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Hey! Do you like pinball games? And do you like defeating hordes of zombies? You do!? Well, I might have the game for you. Introducing Zombie Rollerz: Pinball Heroes, a …
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Rover Mechanic Simulator is a successful simulation in some ways. But it’s also one that fails to truly take advantage of its premise. It feels a bit early access.

You …
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When it comes to puzzle games, there are a few things that I’m looking for: are the puzzles challenging enough? How does the game teach you new skills or features, …
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Infernax is an action-adventure platformer with a proudly retro feel that works extremely well. Imagine an old-school experience like Castlevania and you’ll have a pretty good idea of what to …
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With the concept of friendship baked into its core mechanics, Derpy Conga is an adorable game, no matter what angle you look at it.

The game takes place over a …
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I’ve never been much of a treasure hunter myself. I did once find a $20 bill on the floor at Record Town, but unlike with GAMEDIA’s Treasure Temples, I didn’t have to navigate crumbling ice blocks or fight off an octopus to retrieve it.
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Developed by ‘one-man team’  Sergey Noskov, 35MM is a post-apocalyptic story about two travelers who set out on a journey into the wastelands of Russia, which has been left to …
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Here I am, about to tout the virtues of another retro RPG. This one is called Rise of the Third Power, and it comes to us from Stegosoft. If you’ve enjoyed but are feeling somewhat burnt out on KEMCO’s library, you may want to turn Stegosoft’s way.
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