Nintendo Switch
Valfaris & Slain: Back From Hell Double Pack
Steel Mantis is a two-man development team that impressed a lot of people with their action platformers Valfaris and Slain: Back From Hell. Our own Er...[Read More]
Sega Ages G-LOC Air Battle
Having played a lot of After Burner growing up, and my original Sega Master copy on a shelf nearby, I was intrigued at the opportunity to play another...[Read More]
Bubble Bobble 4 Friends
Seriously, how in the ever-loving heck did I miss this series growing up? A week or so ago, my mind was saying, “I’m not sure what the big deal is her...[Read More]
Freedom Finger
Shoo the kids out of the room, close your blinds, and prepare for a middle-finger ri— nope! Freedom Finger is a side-scrolling shooter that doesn’t ap...[Read More]
Saints Row IV: Re-Elected
Nobody minds having what is too good for them. At its release in 2013, at the end of a console generation, Saints Row IV was a chaotically stupid and ...[Read More]
Sonic The Hedgehog 2 (Sega Ages)
The longer you play videogames, the more memories you make and the more that fade away. Those memories that stick tend to be from the most special gam...[Read More]
Last Encounter
Story Last Encounter thrusts the player into a future where humanity has been wiped from existence except for a lone science research station. The sci...[Read More]
MathLand
Indie developer Artax Games released a new game for the Switch eShop yesterday that is intended for children. In MathLand, players take control of Ray...[Read More]
Devil May Cry 3 Special Edition (Switch)
Over the last several months, Capcom has been bringing the older titles of the acclaimed Devil May Cry series to the Nintendo Switch eShop, complete w...[Read More]
Skellboy
There are always a few things I look for in a new Nintendo Switch indie game. Does it look unique? Does it look fun? Is it something I can pick up at ...[Read More]
EarthNight
EarthNight captures the raw feeling of impactful adventure in the first quick, effortless moments of its introduction. The opening theme, an emotional...[Read More]
Kentucky Route Zero: TV Edition
When Kentucky Route Zero’s first act debuted in 2013, its opening scene established a premise that it respected through its fifth and final act ...[Read More]