Nintendo Switch

Luigi has always had to live in Mario’s shadow, but those days are dwindling. With the third title in his flagship series of games, Luigi is back and ready to …
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Once in a while, a great cast of characters assembles to take on dark powers or to save the lives of numerous people. These characters can be normal folk — …
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Battle Planet – Judgement Day dares you to either love it or hate it within the first few minutes, much the classic arcade games from the ‘80s. I respect that, but I’m not entirely sold on games requiring you to play the same levels over and over in order to advance.
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Cube Creator X is an action-adventure, simulation game remade for the Nintendo Switch. I had played Cube Creator DX on the Nintendo 3DS and enjoyed my time with it. Cube …
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Puzzle games are a genre I can always enjoy because of the amount of cognitive power it takes to decipher some perplexing areas. When I began playing Pig Eat Ball …
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The newest video-game to bring happiness to Disney fanatics is Tsum Tsum Festival. Disney has brought joy to a multitude of people, ever since 1923, and they don’t seem to …
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Simulators. Most people I know hate them, but apparently, somewhere out there are people who like them (how else can there be like 20 versions of Farming Simulator?). If you’re …
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As a British person, I was cautious going into Pokémon Sword and Shield. The usual anxiety that this might be the game that finally turns me off Pokémon was worsened …
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You’ll find hundreds of puzzles in Zen Chess Collection. What you won’t find is an actual full-game of chess. It’s a curious omission. How does it impact this release?

Thankfully, …
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The Mims Beginning is a god-like strategy game from Squatting Penguins that has you attempting to aid a transient group of aliens who have crash-landed on a series of small, …
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I decided to step out of my usual comfort zone to do this review of Let’s Sing Country. The Let’s Sing series has been out for a few years on …
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Corpse Party: Blood Drive is the third entry in the Corpse Party franchise that first began in 1996. The game originally released in Japan on PS Vita in 2014, but …
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I appreciate exercise software. Honestly, the ability to get a guided workout in the privacy of my own home is part of the appeal of Nintendo systems for me, and that guided workout is Zumba: Burn it Up’s main goal. I just wish I could dance better.
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I’ve been a fan of Samurai Shodown since playing it in arcades back in the 90s. To see the latest iteration in the franchise come to a Nintendo console …
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Black Future ‘88 is a roguelike, synth-punk, 2D action game for up to two players. As the eShop seems to have a new roguelike game added weekly, is it worth …
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Image & Form is most notably known for their extremely successful SteamWorld series. But that’s not the only endeavor they’ve made as a studio, because they’ve also developed non-SteamWorld games, …
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Rabi-Ribi is a new 2D platformer for the Nintendo Switch. Take the role of the bubbly character Erina. A rabbit who has been magically transformed into a human being. She …
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Subpar Mandy

I always feel bad when a game that looks promising just doesn’t click with me, but that’s what happened with Incredible Mandy. On paper, it has a lot …
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