Nintendo Switch

Disgaea 7: Vows of the Virtueless will overwhelm new players at the start. But once you get over the hump (perhaps with the help of an online guide), it’ll likely become one of the most unique and inviting SRPGs you’ve played in quite some time.
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TY is back! After 20 years and various outings, our hero of the Australian outback reunites with the Nintendo Switch in TY the Tasmanian Tiger 4: Bush Rescue Returns. Originally …
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It’s become apparent that the Intellivision Amico will never see the light of day, but its remake of Astrosmash has; developer BBG Entertainment has released it for Nintendo Switch, and it’s solid…depending upon what you want from a retro fix.
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An innovative co-op game, Bokura tells a heartfelt coming-of-age story of two young boys in search of home. The game requires two players who are playing on separate consoles, ideally …
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Welcome to the wonderful world of castle renovation in the middle ages. In this action-packed session we will explore such riveting topics as Cleaning Up Stuff 101, Castle Repair for Beginners, and Driving a Horse Cart Without Running Over Yourself.
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The original Company of Heroes was released in 2006 for Windows and OS X, and it’s still considered one of the better real-time strategy (RTS) games. This new port for the Switch is a testament to the game’s staying power.
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If you aren’t familiar with Atari’s Quantum, no one will blame you; it certainly isn’t a very well known classic from the early Atari era. If you’re like me, you …
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What do you want out of a dungeon-crawling RPG. Hundreds of spells? Stunning graphics? Multiplayer? Look elsewhere. Slick combat? Charming visuals? A rapid gameplay loop? Stick around.
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Touhou: New World for the Nintendo Switch is a bullet-hell title with RPG elements. It’s actually a fan-made spin-off of the long-running Touhou series, originally created by ZUN. This combo …
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The Making of Karateka is a fascinating release I didn’t know I needed. It adopts the interactive timeline approach seen in Digital Eclipse’s Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration, an acclaimed …
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Summer may be over, but good games can be enjoyed anytime. Xtreme Sports was considered a good game back in the day, but time’s catching up to it. WayForward has …
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If you haven’t figured it out from the screenshots, Dynablaster is basically a reskinning of the early Bomberman games, albeit with some modern features. Are these improvements enough to justify the asking price?
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Rhapsody: Marl Kingdom Chronicles is an adventure RPG developed by Nippon Ichi Software and published by NIS America. I had played the previous game in the series, Prinny Presents NIS …
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My Little Universe is a casual adventure/tycoon game in which your job is to collect materials, expand different worlds, and fight monsters. With so much to do, it’s easy to get lost in the game and lose hours of your day…but is it worth it?
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A relaxing game built around an environmental message, Fresh Start takes you on a tour around the world, rescuing native flora and fauna by clearing up various disasters. You are …
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A Tiny Sticker Tale is a fun and unique game that combines puzzle/adventure gameplay with a cute and kind story. Although this is a short and easy game, it’s still incredibly enjoyable and worth the playthrough.
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The premise of Shark! Shark! is incredibly simple; you’re a small fish who has to grow by eating even smaller fish. The larger you grow, the larger the fish you can eat. But there’s a shark, and it seems to have interest in you alone all Jaws IV style.
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Deadliest Catch is a reality show about crab fishermen, and how brutal and dangerous the job is. I’m sure it’s thrilling, and I can understand why it makes for good TV. But does it make for a good game? Maybe, but not this one.
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