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REVIEW: SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech (Switch)
Entertainment should always give you something of value in return when you put your time towards it. People can be educated by it, look forward to be laughing by it, feel competitive by it, and so on....
REVIEW: Vaporum (Switch)
As Nintendo Switch’s library continues to add more games in genres that are less frequent — such as the classic grid-based first-person dungeon crawlers — the desire to own the hybri...
REVIEW: The Liar Princess and the Blind Prince (Switch)
The Liar Princess and the Blind Prince is another showcase from Nippon Ichi Software‘s talented artists which cozily tells an endearing story to go along with its companionship puzzle-platformin...
REVIEW: City of Brass (Switch)
There’s a lot worth exploring in the… City of Brass, developed by Bioshock veterans at Uppercut Games. The pedigree certainly carries over into this first-person roguelike. While it shares...
REVIEW: Cursed Castilla EX (Switch)
Abylight continues to bring its profile of quality fun to the Nintendo Switch and developer Locomalito and Gryzor87 have brought yet another one of its gems to the platform as well. Cursed Castilla EX...
REVIEW: At Sundown: Shots In The Dark (Switch)
The Nintendo Switch is the perfect local multiplayer machine as its convenience of play styles allows for linking up whether you’re on the couch or on the kitchen counter. The assortment of fran...
REVIEW: Gensokyo Defenders (Switch)
The Touhou Project has pumped out many unofficial entries from its universe creating numerous games which has earned a record of being “the most prolific fan-made shooter series”, accordin...
REVIEW: Storm Boy (Switch)
Storm Boy: The Game is an interactive retelling of the 1964’s children’s book, Storm Boy, by Colin Thiele. Storm Boy delves into specific themes which eases children into topics such as fr...
REVIEW: SNK 40th Anniversary Collection (Switch)
Return of a Retro. Classic gaming has never gone away. Remakes and 1-to-1 ripped ports of old gems and duds have made their way to every generation of gaming in some form, be it squeezed out in a digi...