Nintendo Switch

Draw yer swords and hoist the black flag ye swabbies, it’s time fer the skull and bones to fly high over Port Royale 4 with the new Buccaneers DLC.

Indie title Pathway is set to bring its own brand of strategic adventure to the Nintendo Switch this month, as the game will launch on May the 26th.

No, it’s not time for Tony Hawk just yet, but Skate City does arrive this week on Nintendo’s Switch. What’s that? A surprisingly slick looking skater actually.

Tony Hawk’s revival is coming to the Nintendo Switch, and pretty soon. Expect to see the THPS 1+2 collection landing on the console in June.

It’s maybe the first huge month of 2021’s gaming calendar. Resident Evil Village is the main reason for that, though there’s much more coming too.

The Olde World of Warhammer returns to the turn-based strategy arena for Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Storm Ground. Here’s a first-look at it’s play.

Snap! And just like that, there’s a new Pokemon game out for the Nintendo Switch. This one once again tasks gamers with building their photog skills.

For pure power, one Orc clan stands head and shoulders above all in Warhammer’s World. The Black Orcs arrive in this look at Blood Bowl III.

Fenyx Rising’s latest downloadable content arrives this week, and it introduces a top-down perspective on the fantasy/mythological world.

Modus Games’ dread-filled FPS adventure In Sound Mind is slowly creeping towards release. It’s scheduled to hit consoles and the PC this August.

The Longing headlines a pretty busy week for Nintendo gamers. But while there’s a solid amount of new stuff, none of it’s all that big-name.

A selection of great looking indie games was revealed at yesterday’s Indie World presentation. That includes a big surprise with House of the Dead.