Nintendo Switch
Samurai Shodown 2 Pocket Series Review
Samurai Shodown 2 Pocket Fighting Series is a gem from the past brought back onto the Switch platform. The SNK classic is a typical martial arts throw...[Read More]
King of Fighters R2 Review
I have thoroughly enjoyed the re-releases of NEO GEO Pocket games on the Switch. They have reminded me that back in the day you sometimes could get th...[Read More]
Othercide
Bathed in grey tones, stark blacks and whites, and pungent splashes of red, Othercide is a remarkable feast for the eyes. Its visual palette will burr...[Read More]
Neon Abyss
Neon Abyss works exceptionally well, despite a number of important flaws that would otherwise dull similar games in its vein. When crafting a roguelik...[Read More]
Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus
Increasingly I have become convinced that the massive stable of games set in the daunting Warhammer 40,000 universe are meant as entry points for peop...[Read More]
CARRION
Carrion posits its player will relish an opportunity to play as a ruthless jumble of teeth, viscera, and carnage. In a medium lined with antiheroes an...[Read More]
Catherine: Full Body (Switch)
In 2011 I had never played a game like Catherine. In 2020, with the Switch release of Catherine: Full Body’s treasure chest of enhancements and ...[Read More]
Those Who Remain
Over the course of Those Who Remain, the player should feel a strong bond with lead character Edward. His dialog often acts as a sort of catharsis for...[Read More]
Sega Ages: Thunder Force AC
Team M2 and Sega are back with another great Sega Ages release on the Nintendo Switch eShop. This time it’s Thunder Force AC, a remake of Thunde...[Read More]
KHOLAT (Switch)
Five years ago, IMGN.PRO release KHOLAT for the PC, and the game has since come out on other platforms. The port to the Nintendo Switch didn’t h...[Read More]
Red Wings: Aces of the Sky
Microsoft WWII Simulator was my first experience in a wartime plane simulation. It was amazingly fun the first time out and worked well with Saitek co...[Read More]
Missile Command: Recharged
What in the world are you doing, Atari and Nickervision Studios? You can’t just take a classic, bring it back on the Nintendo Switch, and call it a da...[Read More]