Reviews

Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles is an open world adventure for the Nintendo Switch that raises an intriguing question; can a title like this succeed without any combat whatsoever? Having …
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Shift Quantum opens with an introduction that is so equally friendly and corporate that you can’t help but feel a little bit suspicious. When a slick, chic tech company promises …
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The semi-classic brawler, Bad Dudes, has returned on the Nintendo Switch. Part of the Johnny Turbo’s Arcade line from FTE games, it brings fighting action that impressed back in 1988, …
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Shantae: Half-Genie Hero – Ultimate Edition is the complete version of Shantae’s latest outing. Originally released in 2016 on various platforms and in 2017 on the Switch, Half-Genie Hero is …
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Dragon Blaze is an old-school shooter from developers Psiyko. In fact, it hails from the year 2000, an arcade game that’s made its way to the Nintendo Switch as part …
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Dying countless times in Bouncy Bob’s fourth single player level (out of fifteen), I eventually paid attention to the tips the game was giving me between each attempt. “Patience”, …
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Tengai is a port of a quirky Japanese shoot-em-up originally released for arcades in 1996. Despite its age, it still feels good dodging around oncoming foes and weaving through waves …
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Zotrix: Solar Division is a strategy tower defense game from developer ZeroBit games and publisher Ocean media. Zotrix: Solar Division does its best to mix up the normal tower defense …
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With a growing list of action RPGs on the Nintendo Switch, Super Daryl Deluxe does what it can to stand out from the crowd. The game is a solid hit …
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Blending side-scrolling battles and fighting functions with a touch of RPG story, Sol Divide: Sword of Darkness made a mark on developer Psikyo’s reputation when it was first launched in …
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Jotun is a visually striking game, but is the scenery enough to carry you through this entire mythical Nordic adventure? That depends upon whether you’re more about the journey or the destination.
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Finally, an army of zombies has shown up in 16-bit fashion on the Nintendo Switch. Garage, one of the titles we’ve seen on the Nindies showcase, officially released on the …
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Imagine a maze where the exit is clearly visible from the start. But as you begin to navigate your way towards it, the walls start moving with you. Swim Out …
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When it’s your birthday you expect to have an awesome day. You get some cake, presents, hangout with a few friends or family members. It should be a swell time. …
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A stereotypical southern American redneck isn’t the first kind of character you might typically pair with the magic and mythology of Ancient Egypt. But that’s what gives Immortal Redneck its …
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Another Lost Phone: Laura’s Story is a puzzle/sim game from developers Accidental Queens. It’s the spiritual successor to A Normal Lost Phone, both hitting the mobile market in 2017 before …
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If you missed this clever and colorful puzzle/platformer upon its digital release in December of last year, it’s worth a look now that a physical edition has been released to stores.
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The plot of Earthlock centers around energy in the planet’s core, but it’s really a story of growing friendships. This RPG puts you in control of six characters, which allows …
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