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Wartales is a much better game than it is a port.
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Miraculous: Rise of the Sphnix (Nintendo Switch) Review
https://youtu.be/svqO1cnQSM8?feature=shared I bought Miraculous: Rise of the Sphinx when it was on sale back in April but put the game down when I couldn’t get a hang of the game mechanics. I decided to pick it up again and give it another go because after the experience I had with …
Read More »Dust & Neon (Nintendo Switch) Review
As a dear friend once said to me ( yesterday) sometimes it’s good to try a genre you traditionally would expand those horizons a little. Once you try out a genre you either find out that it’s for you or it isn’t but at least you know. After giving Dust & …
Read More »Sea of Stars (Nintendo Switch) Review
Sea of Stars is a testament that indie game studios can create something magical and extraordinary that stands proudly alongside RPG classics like Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster and Chrono Trigger. STORY ☀ Join two Children of the Solstice Zale (sun) and Valere (moon) as they embark on an emotionally charged …
Read More »DC’S Justice League: Cosmic Chaos (Nintendo Switch) Review
DC Comics’ Justice League dips back into video games with Cosmic Chaos, a cartoony game that sets players loose in Happy Harbor.
Read More »Might & Magic Clash of Heroes: Definitive Edition (Switch) Review
The most recent Might & Magic makes the leap to consoles and PC with Might & Magic – Clash of Heroes: Definitive Edition.
Read More »Deathwish Enforcers (Switch) Review
Part Sunset Riders, part 60s/70s cop movie, Limited Run Games and Monster Bath’s Deathwish Enforcers packs in a six-shooter of fun.
Read More »Big Bang Pro Wrestling (Switch) Review
You might not be all that familiar with the latest NGP title to hit the Switch, but Big Bang Pro Wrestling is a fun take on the the squared circle.
Read More »Atelier Ayesha: The Alchemist of Dusk DX (Switch) Snapshot Review
As a video game journalist on a tight budget, it’s hard to pay the full retail price for a video game especially when I want to jump into something new or support a re-release on modern consoles. But as I’ve found through trial and error you can get more value …
Read More »Atelier Rorona: The Alchemist of Arland DX (Switch) Snapshot Review
Ever since I played Atelier Iris 3 Grand Phantasm and the spin-off Mana Khemia: Student Alliance many moons ago, I’ve been wanting to check out the other games in the Atelier franchise but never got around to it until now. To kick off the holiday season I have added not …
Read More »Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (Switch) Review
Editor’s Note: I haven’t played the original Mario Kart 8 that was released on the Wii U in 2014 so I will be unable to compare that version with the Nintendo Switch release. Also due to the pandemic, I wasn’t able to test out the rest of the gameplay modes. …
Read More »`Pokemon Cafe Remix (Switch) Review
Whip up mouth-watering treats as you line up Pokemon icons, collect ingredients, solve puzzles and grow your cafe in Pokemon Cafe Remix! I instantly get hungry at the very mention of food— chocolate, cakes, cookies, fried chicken… You name it I’m all over it and I am proud of my …
Read More »Nickelodeon All-Stars Brawl (Switch) Review
I admit that when the first trailers for Nickelodeon All-Stars Brawl released, I was pretty excited to see the platform-fighter get applied to Nickelodeon properties.
Read More »Corpse Killer (Switch) Review
Limited Run Games brings Corpse Killer back to life for a new generation. So does one of the Sega CD’s campiest full-motion video games hold up?
Read More »Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 and 2 (Switch) Review
Tony Hawk expands onto the Nintendo Switch with a port that’s just as much fun, though slightly worse for wear in the looks department.
Read More »Strange Brigade (Switch) Review
A forgotten title? Maybe so, but last-generation’s horror-themed team/solo shooter Strange Brigade is back, and this time it’s stirring up terror on the Switch.
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