Nintendo Switch
HEROish Review
It has been a long time since I’ve dipped my gaming toes into a multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA). It’s quite possible that Lord of the Rings was...[Read More]
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Complete Edition Review
CD Projekt Red and Warner Bros. Games have finally released the PlayStation 5 upgrade for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Complete Edition. The promises of...[Read More]
Kukoos: Lost Pets (Switch)
Kukoos: Lost Pets (Kukoos) is an incredibly charming 3D-platformer that is available NOW on multiple platforms, including the Switch. Developed by Pet...[Read More]
NEOGEO Pocket Color Selection Vol. 2 Review
Has this not been the year for reviving old games? Sheesh. Of course, what most of you believe is old started back in the mid-2000s. For us old fogies...[Read More]
Sifu (Nintendo Switch)
Earlier this year, we reviewed Sifu on the PS4. If you haven’t had the opportunity to read Steven’s review, here’s a short summary (...[Read More]
It Takes Two (Nintendo Switch)
Communication is key in all relationships: Friendships, close romantic partners, and family members. Being on the same page through effective communic...[Read More]
ROCCAT Syn Max Air Review
Headphones and keyboards, that pretty much sums up my September and October review session. Is that a bad thing? Probably not, as improving audio and ...[Read More]
Mario+Rabbids: Sparks of Hope Review
Publisher crossovers are an odd deal but work on occasion. For the past year, I have been a bit shocked and surprised by what two very different publi...[Read More]
Life is Strange Arcadia Bay Collection (Switch)
The Nintendo Switch (or any of Nintendo’s consoles, really) lacks story-driven games that change based on your choices. When you think of a deep...[Read More]
Serial Cleaners
After wrapping up Serial Cleaners I decided to dust off my digital copy of Serial Cleaner, a game I had bought years ago on sale and never played. ...[Read More]
Ground Divers! (Nintendo Switch)
The world is a desolate wasteland with little energy sources. As part of a mining team called Studio Tsuruhashi, you’re tasked with directing a ...[Read More]
No Place for Bravery
“Sing, oh Muse, the folly of Thorn, son of Dewr, who lived by the blade.” No Place for Bravery opens with this line, a throaty chant and b...[Read More]