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Part of what makes me a huge fan of indie titles is walking into new experiences that take me by surprise. Hyperforma...
Being put in charge of choosing the headlines that will run for a big city’s major source of news must be a wei...
This is one of those titles that is obviously laser focused on a specific demographic that’s looking for a casu...
Never having played this series, but having heard stories, I wasn’t ready for the WTF factor to this game. With...
As someone who isn’t terribly familiar with visual novels, and can find them a bit too plodding with not enough...
Having played both the original Risk of Rain and the Early Access version of this sequel on PC I’m pretty well-acquainte...
Oh Bulletstorm, you were a title that I don’t think ever got quite a fair shake back when it was released. Buil...
Have you ever wondered how games are developed and what it takes behind the scenes mechanically to make it happen? Ha...
Ports from the mobile space can very much be a mixed bag on the Switch but it’s always nice to run into ones th...
While having played so many indie games on the Switch is interesting and exposes you to all sorts of takes on multiple g...
While I’m a big fan of arcade-style shooters of all types I’ll admit that generating excitement for them ...
Puzzle fans have both a blessing and a curse when it comes to the Switch. Let’s just say that there’s an abundance of ri...
Right out of the gate the fact that this is pretty well purely a text-based game is likely to throw some people off. ...
Certainly one of the most visually-attractive games I ran into at PAX East, Vambrace: Cold Soul made strong impressio...
I’m always down for something a little weird with arcade sensibilities so from that angle Invasion isn’t ...
Mixing a unique art style, tranquil moments you’ll spend in flight, and some middling puzzle platforming, AER h...
This is one of those titles where I’d imagine there’ll be little middle ground, you’ll either find ...
When it comes to multiplayer games that are fast and can make for intense competition the Switch has quite a line-up....
Undoubtedly inspired visually by the colorful and cute Kirby series, and with some simple but enjoyable core mechanic...
In the realm of management sims you can expect there to be quite a lot going on, with layers of information to digest...
While there’s no doubt that many may be drawn in by the unusual art style of Plunge, what should make you linger is its ...
Quick and intense multiplayer experiences can be fun in bursts, and since typically the genre of choice for these tit...
Since budget puzzle platforming titles have gotten to be a bit of a dime a dozen it’s hard to generate a lot of...
When it comes to adventure games, the Switch is very well (and possibly too well) represented. The good news tied to tha...
When it comes to retro games essentially being ported over to the Switch they’re always a bit of a take it or l...
Well before there was even the now-infamous Worms series there was a great title that my friends and I played on PC c...
Shadow dropped as a surprise this year, Hotline Miami was one of those indie darling titles that had shocked me continui...
This is one of those titles where I walked into the experience not really knowing much about it, being surprised by it b...
Sporting a relatively simple premise with a weird twist on gravity shifting, in that there are spots where you will s...
When a game starts up showing a warning that establishes it isn’t meant to hold your hand I’ll admit my “Ruh Roh Raggy” ...
Contrasting pretty heavily with the likes of Milkmaid of the Milky Way from earlier in the list we have this entry in...
As a massive fan who has always loved the movie TRON you know that a game set inside a computer where you play a warrior...
Though I’ve always been a fan of the concept of asymmetric multiplayer games (a game where you’re not pla...
Ever since Super Meat Boy hit the indie scene developers have been scrambling to recapture the addicting and aggravat...
This may be about as niche a title as I’ve played on the Switch, and yet as someone who has assembled my own PC...
Filling a space somewhere between a racing game and an endless runner we have #RaceDieRun, a game that can sometimes ...
With an isolated setting in what appears to be an abandoned compound of a religious group Sagebrush is all about a sl...
Damn RPG lovers, the Switch has been a terrific return to Nintendo fully delivering a variety of options in this genr...
Classic arcade action fans who appreciate a game focused on chasing high scores will likely get a kick out of Pix the...
I’ve been a fan of the space dogfighter/shooter genre since way back in the day when it was pretty well defined...
In principle this should be a solid and entertaining game, combining twin-stick shooting with hack-and-slash combat a...
Starting with the elevator pitch, a game mixing up a rhythm game with a beat-em-up, Terrorhythm had my interest. At a...
This variant take on the classic arcade shooter ala Space Invaders and others keeps things pretty simple but as you p...
One button action games always have a very mobile feel to them but Tap Skaters in particular feels like an experience...
This is a title I initially checked out at PAX East and it made enough of an impression I was excited to get a chance to...
When you envision what a game that involves killing vampires and saving innocent humans would play out like you&rsquo...
The pitch of a side-scrolling adventure where you’ll use elemental powers to combat evil is always a good start...
I’ll just come out and say it, for the most part the indie titles that have tackled horror so far on the Switch...
Clickers are kind of a genre that came and went in the PC space, temporarily proving to be a little different and bra...
One of the things that can make indie games interesting and exciting is their ability to do things that are unexpecte...
