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Metroidvanias are a dime a dozen nowadays, especially on the Nintendo Switch, but have you ever played one that had something to say about the gaming industry?

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Are you ready to tackle LAYTON’S MYSTERY JOURNEY: Katrielle and the Millionaires’ Conspiracy – Deluxe Edition on the Nintendo Switch? If so, you first might need to catch your breath …
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Tamashii is one of the more disturbing experiences I have played, and I don’t say this so I can write a more interesting review. With disturbing imagery and a realm …
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Mononoke Slashdown is a hack-and-slash action game from Arc System Work. A decent hack-and-slash title is always a welcome addition to the Nintendo Switch library. Does Mononoke Slashdown make that …
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The winner of the Games Jam: Gamm, Breathing Fear’s entire existence is based on the notion that pixel graphics can be creepy. Well, pixel graphics and a good story. I’m not sure it’s entirely successful in that regard, but I remained intrigued as I played through it.
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I was down for the “calming and relaxing puzzle experience” promised by JigSaw Solace. But with poor controls, I might be sticking to traditional jigsaw puzzles for the time being. …
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Netflix recently began partnering with companies to publish video game adaptations of their television shows and movies. Previously, this was a concept that was foreign to Netflix. They’ve partnered with …
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It’s that time of week! The Nintendo eShop has been updated with some brand-new content to tempt us as we head into the final weeks of 2019. This week, we …
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Before Techland was making some of the best zombie experiences on the market, they were playing in the dirt with their wild west series, Call of Juarez, which makes its …
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Tetris 99 is about to become even more intense as a fresh update hits the frenzied multiplayer madness. The latest update brings a brand new Team Battle Mode, allowing groups …
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Video games have a habit of taking what’s horrible in real life (war, death, running) and making it fun. On February 25th of next year, SEGA Europe Ltd and Two Point Studios will do the same thing with the health care industry when they release Two Point Hospital on Nintendo Switch.
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FoxyLand is a pretty forgettable platformer that ends before it’s able to pick up any sort of momentum. With the majority of its levels lasting less than a minute, you’ll …
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Shovel Knight is a brand that has taken the world by storm since its successful Kickstarter and several released spin-offs that make up the eventual Treasure Trove release. As the …
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Space Pioneer is an isometric, twin-stick shooter that has you travelling planet to planet completing objectives all while moving towards the final goal of defeating the evil Xeldar. Hordes of …
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Mad Games Tycoon has you forming your own game studio in the early 1980s (or later if you so desire), beginning from the comfort of your garage. Therefore, you should …
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Games as a medium are more engaging than any other. It doesn’t matter what you’re doing in a game, you’ll often find yourself feeling a connection with its characters and moments, and that can be unlike anything else…even if that character is nothing more than a purple orb.
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I’ll let you know right away that I’m a bit disappointed by Bee Simulator. That’s partially because I’m a grown adult and partially because they didn’t nail down one of the core mechanics of the game. I’ll expand on both of these points in a bit. First, let’s learn about the game and find out why you may still want to get it.
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If you’ve been waiting since it’s August Netflix release to further explore the planet Thra, we now know when you’ll be able to do so. The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance Tactics will be released for the Switch on February 4, 2020.
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