20 Hidden Indie Gems on Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2

There's finally a legit upstart contender for the monster-collecting throne...

While I’ll open by admitting that, in general, any game with the word Pinball in the title gets my attention, in the cas...

Sometimes all you need to get excited about a title are a few evocative words, commonly referred to as an “elevator pitc...

Unsighted is interesting to me, in part because at just a casual glance, or even just a very short play session, I belie...

While there have been quite a number of side-scrolling action/brawlers this year, for the most part they’ve bee...

Having grown up spending far too much time and money in the arcades of old, the Pac-Man series is near and dear to my...

While there have been a great number of LucasArts-esque point-and-click adventure titles on Switch, not all of them h...

The distance between honoring a game (trying to build on what made people love it and hoping to create something a li...

I’m sad to say that more often than not, on the Switch, games pushing “horror” in some way have struggled and failed in ...

Delivers the old-school looks and thrills of the Doom generation with some smart tweaks but inconsistent level design

Terrific animation, solid voice acting, and a light but fun puzzle adventure style make this a solid treat

I'm not gonna lie, GoNNER gets off to a very rough start and it a true roguelike in that it is frustrating and ha...

When it comes to things like business sims there’s a tendency, once you’ve played enough, for them to feel a bit indisti...

With the general lack of sports games in the indie space on the Switch you can bet any new titles making an appearance w...

Oh how perilous the eShop is in the budget category, filled with games that look like they could be promising but with m...

As a huge fan of twin-stick roguelike shooters, and with plenty of excellent ones already on the Switch, my interest is ...

Captures the suspense of trying to escape from lethal dinosaurs using your wits and technology rather than guns

While the lack of a clear audio or visual cue for this both forces you to try to keep an eye on your health gauge con...

Mixing together multiple genre feels results in a less traditional take on a point-and-click adventure

Pit one army of floppy units against another, battling it out from afar, or up-close if you want to be involved

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