20 Hidden Indie Gems on Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2

OK, so perhaps at this point the concept of a deck-building strategy roguelike has been played out a bit… but what if yo...

With the volume of titles I’m typically reviewing on a weekly basis I’ll admit that anything that calls i...

Telling a tale that spans multiple times and places, it makes for a different sort of romantic journey

Whenever you see new titles show up in a genre that seems to be currently having its moment you end up taking a moment t...

Having played “interactive movie” style games since way back when CD-ROMs first allowed them to exist with the likes of ...

As a big fan of retro arcade games, and someone who has sunk innumerable hours to continuing to enjoy them over the y...

There’s no doubt that for many the 16-bit era was where JRPGs really exploded into the mainstream, so titles that bring ...

Family-friendly action adventure titles have a fair amount of representation on the system, but with its cute characters...

Appropriately named, as it combines elements of multiple styles of gaming, Smelter is a game that defies a simple explan...

Survival horror may be one of the most tricky genres I’ve seen to really make a quality game in. Whether the issue is to...

What’s interesting with indie games is their consistent ability to seem familiar at first but then consistently surprise...

A game that, from presentation to play, simply does its own thing…

Channeling a low-res Souls-like vibe, sprinkled with ample humor to lighten things up, it knows what it wants to be, though not for everyone

Tapping into just about every available franchise it can, Kart Racers 3 has plenty of character but stalls a bit in some key areas

With a colorful and cute look, some pretty solid level design, and a generally approachable level of challenge, Grapp...

Decidedly old-school in look and execution, it’s the dark and sometimes disturbing nature of the journey that holds appeal

While absolutely designed with younger or more casual gamers in mind, this light budget platformer has creativity and charm on its side

I’ll admit that I’m a bit of a sucker for any game that describes itself, even in part, as a twin-stick r...

While it’s cool to see the OG title in the series on Switch, and it has some improved multiplayer options, it’s still a somewhat tough sell

It has been fascinating in the last generation or so to watch the FMV genre not only return to the fold, but really make...

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