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While I’ve seen quite a variety of takes on the classic adventure formula that has enjoyed a rejuvenation in th...
I definitely think this is one of those titles that will have pretty heavy-duty pendulum swings in the range of opini...
I’ve truly enjoyed the diverse set of indie titles that have come to the Switch under the category of rhythm and music. ...
At this point in some regards it is tough to make a meaningful splash running with a humorous classic adventure title...
Have you ever been kept up at night pondering what it would be like to do incredible things in places filled with won...
While I’ll open by admitting that, in general, any game with the word Pinball in the title gets my attention, in the cas...
Breaking from the trend towards more strange and silly point-and-click styled adventures on the Switch, Primordia ins...
There has always been something intriguing with exploring a post-Apocalyptic wasteland, whether it being the sense of...
Picking up roughly where the original FAR left off, and generally offering up a very similar (though longer and refined)...
Having always been a fan of beat-em-ups, despite their tendency to get bogged down to some degree with repetition, I’ve ...
I’ll just open with the fact that I truly despise pretty well all forms of alcohol, so in theory I’m a tough sell for a ...
Ahh, the classic run and gun… it’s a timeless arcade-style staple that has been around forever. So the challenge when ma...
While I was excited to see a retro racer in the vein of classics like Super Sprint and its ilk coming to Switch, I kn...
OK, so let’s get down to the case of mobile game conversions on the Switch. Sure, there can be solid games comi...
While movies and TV shows tend to make the idea of being a cop seem to be packed with danger and excitement, I have n...
Whether or not my reaction to Edge of Eternity is a bit clouded by playing another very stylish RPG around the same t...
If you’re an old-school arcade shooter fan the Nintendo Switch was already bordering on a dream console. Now, with the a...
I’ve got to admit, there are games that I review that I don’t really get, but sometimes they can still make quite an imp...
I’m not sure that in any other generation before now I’ve ever seen a greater number of or variety in tac...
Just because games have a simpler look and a budget price, that doesn’t mean they have to be less compelling. M...
I’m always game to try out experiences in games that look a bit new, and as the title should imply, Shipwreck E...
The Red Colony series has never really been known for subtlety, but if you’re into zombies, dinosaurs, B-movie ...
This is a bit of an odd one in my mind, as it is obvious by the game’s name and general feel that it’s su...
In terms of the crazy and chaotic musou genre I’m still getting up to speed, but I’ll admit that when the...
Retro games looking to take on the rough look and feel of classics like Castlevania are always going to face a bit of an...
While I’m thrilled that the classic point-and-click adventure has made a roaring comeback in this generation, i...
One of the subgenres of games that has been extremely well-represented on the Switch has been story-driven games, and th...
With the general lack of sports games in the indie space on the Switch you can bet any new titles making an appearance w...
There’s no doubt that for many the 16-bit era was where JRPGs really exploded into the mainstream, so titles that bring ...
With a colorful and cute look, some pretty solid level design, and a generally approachable level of challenge, Grapp...
Among the Atari retro reduxes I’ll admit that Breakout was one of the titles I was most excited to see enhanced. In part...
This is one of those more unusual titles where on the one hand the core gameplay is pretty solid and works well, but on ...
When you’re looking to emulate a known quantity, especially when it’s a Nintendo franchise on a Nintendo ...
Even as someone who could be considered a true connoisseur of weird games on the Switch I’ll admit I wasn’t prepared for...
Retro shooters are always a bit of a challenge to evaluate through modern eyes, especially when they’re ones yo...
Budget titles that veer off into less comfortably known subgenres tend to be a risk, ones that are even up-front abou...
I’ll admit that the promise of this game had me quite intrigued when I first saw it. With some cool character a...
While I normally think of games coming over to the Switch from mobile roots as being puzzlers or some more commonly-c...
While I’ve never been too much of a fan of wrestling itself as a sport, I’ll admit that at times I’ve dabbled in them in...
I’ve been fascinated to see the variety of ways developers have tackled handling interactive story-telling, hel...
Given the overall lack of sports-oriented titles on the Switch in general, let alone from indie developers, it’s always ...
The Switch has been a real boon to fans of co-op gaming with the convenience of the joycon baked into even the base c...
Games that have either come from, or at least simply feel more suited to, the mobile space on Switch are always a bit...
Since the time I graduated from high school in the early 90s the world has changed substantially, and the traditional...
Games that are heavily driven by stories can take a lot of different forms and also tend to be a mixed bag. In the ca...
While I often fail to really “get” some of the titles that come my way that are driven by weirdo sensibil...
Perhaps the mistake here is in the attempts at marketing, but when you throw out the likes of Ghosts n’ Goblins...
Undoubtedly one of the most well-known literary figures of all time, the name Sherlock Holmes carries some clout with...
There’s something to be said for games driven by a novel design, and sometimes they can be breakout hits, but m...
The roguelike has certainly come into its own in this console generation, slowly moving from the fringes with a smatt...
