Review

Sail Forth is an open-world, procedurally generated sailing title for the Nintendo Switch. In the game, you sail the open seas, seeking treasure, fighting pirates, catching fish, and saving the …
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Ship of Fools is a beautiful, tough-as-nails roguelike. And while you can play this one solo, it’s designed (and much more preferred) to play co-op. So if you are a …
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Leather bikinis, knee-high boots, and swords, oh my!

I honestly didn’t know what to expect when I grabbed Sword of the Vagrant to review. I’m usually a straight turn-based …
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Ace Angler: Fishing Spirits is a simulation game published by BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment. This game has a lot to do and can keep you entertained for a while. However, the …
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On the surface, Inscryption is just like any other deck builder. But there’s a lot more going on in this game than meets the eye.  What starts as a creepy …
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Every now and then, there’s a game that speaks to you. Once Upon a Jester is that game for me. The humor had me laughing out loud. I found myself …
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How many kart games does the Switch need? Well, the Smurfs have thrown their name in as a contender. And while it executes the kart mechanics fairly competently, there’s just …
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“3D-Platformer and Collect-a-Thon” games aren’t actually all that abundant on Switch, making Super Kiwi 64 a welcome addition. Teased at the end of Beeny, this forgoes that game’s SNES aesthetic …
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I’ve played ARK: Survival Evolved on Xbox, PlayStation, and PC through Steam, so I wanted to see how it would hold up on Switch. ARK: Ultimate Survivor Edition, or ARK for short, is a …
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Aquarist is a simulation game developed for the Nintendo Switch and published by Ultimate Games. As far as aquarium sims go, you can do a lot in this one. However, …
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As far as clowns go, I’m not terrified of them, but they are a little creepy. The only clown I can think of that I’ve ever actually liked is Krusty …
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Pokémon Scarlet and Violet is a mixed bag. It’s obvious where corners have been cut. But it excels at catering to lifelong fans while still being accessible to children in …
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RAILGRADE is a strategy simulation developed by Minakata Dynamics and published by Epic Games. This title is all about building and managing railway stations. Let’s discuss how this stands out …
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A Plague Tale: Requiem is the eagerly anticipated sequel to 2019’s A Plague Tale: Innocence. It picks up six months after we last saw the de Runes, now reunited with …
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Another in the growing category of peaceful walking sims, Paradise Marsh has some early charm, but it fades as expectations it sets don’t get met and the repetitive nature sets …
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Over the last ten years, the free-to-play video game model has become increasingly popular. Games like Fortnite, Fall Guys, and Genshin Impact are now part of their own “games as …
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Over 100 games are bundled into Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration. Gold is traditional for 50th anniversaries, so does this compilation bring it home? The answer is yes.

Having teased …
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Beeny is a sitcom-length 2D platformer, but one that’s only 99 cents. At that budget price, there’s nothing to lose by grabbing it. It’s pretty good for what it is. …
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