Nintendo Switch 2
Tales of ARISE – Beyond the Dawn Edition (Nintendo Switch 2) Review
Five years after its release, Tales of ARISE (and its Beyond the Dawn DLC) is available on the Nintendo Switch 2. We didn’t have to wait for a questio...[Read More]
Yoshi and the Mysterious Book (Nintendo Switch 2) Review
The Yoshi titles are best known for their inescapable charm. They strip away most negative themes used for storytelling vehicles and instead rely on a...[Read More]
Psyvariar 3 (Nintendo Switch 2) Review
Just over a week ago, I came out of playing R-Type Dimensions III fully convinced that would be one of the only shmups of the year. Sure, you could ar...[Read More]
Bubsy 4D Review
Bubsy is one of those characters that was always in orbit around the galaxy of games that have been in my life since the late 1980s. He just never fou...[Read More]
R-Type Dimensions III (Nintendo Switch 2) Review
R-Type is a shoot ’em up (shmup) that is near and dear to my heart as a 90s kid. It competed against the likes of Gradius, Super Mega Force, and...[Read More]
Atomic Owl (Nintendo Switch 2) Review
Atomic Owl from developer Monster Theater is a classic case of a retro-inspired, 2D action platformer that looks amazing in the trailers, but falls so...[Read More]
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle Review (Nintendo Switch 2)
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle has returned! And this time, it has made it to the little system that could, the Nintendo Switch 2. While the syste...[Read More]
Call of the Elder Gods Review
After wrapping up Call of the Elder Gods‘ first chapter, I went to the PlayStation Store and downloaded 2020’s Call of the Sea. Developer ...[Read More]
Mullet Madjack (Nintendo Switch 2) Review
Mullet Madjack is a product of the best bits of the boomer shooter genre. It’s built around the idea that the player should be undiscerning with their...[Read More]
The Rogue Prince of Persia (Nintendo Switch 2) Review
Evil Empire and Ubisoft’s 2D side-scrolling roguelike, The Rogue Prince of Persia, has gone physical nearly one year after its digital release. By now...[Read More]
Pragmata Review
Minutes into Pragmata, lead character Hugh Williams expresses his distrust for robots and AI. He and his team have been summoned to the Earth’s ...[Read More]
TAMASHIKA Review
TAMASHIKA is very much a game you have played before. TAMASHIKA is very much a game you have not played before. TAMASHIKA presents a kind of quandary ...[Read More]