Reviews
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2.2K85Red skies, Love Dies, truth hides — Paradise Killer Review
Island Sequence 24 is ending and the Syndicate Council has been murdered. Having been in exile for the past three million days,...
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802.5KThese are the nights that never die — Avicii Invector: Encore Edition review
One of the most bittersweet feelings in entertainment is finding an artist’s work when they’ve passed away. While you won’t see any...
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6.8K45Ancient, but not epic — Raji: An Ancient Epic Review
I had high hopes for Raji: An Ancient Epic when I first saw it as part of Nintendo’s recent Indie Showcase. It...
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2.3K75All I need is one line to bring my art to life — One Line Coloring review
Have you ever challenged yourself to draw something by only using one line? Not allowing yourself to lift your pencil until your...
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904.0KLove yourself/Kill this love — Buried Stars review
My favorite episodes of the techno-thriller anthology series Black Mirror revolve around the degradation of human interaction based on social media, as...
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852.6KDemonically funny — Darkestville Castle review
Darkestville Castle is a point and click adventure game that had me laughing at jokes and being mildly annoyed by the controls....
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652.5K90s action with a new school twist — Ultracore review
In the age of 4K graphics, high framerate gameplay, and games that require a plethora of buttons just to get past the...
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604.1KNo crisis is too big for the Switch — Crysis Remastered review
Who would have thought that Crysis, the PC game that was known for sending high-end PC’s crying home to their manufacturers, would...
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2.9K15The road to hell… — Deadly Premonition 2: A Blessing in Disguise Review
2005 - Special Agent Francis York Morgan is vacationing in Le Carré, Louisiana, when Lise Clarkson is found dead, but her body...
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602.2KThat sign can’t stop me because I can’t read! Max & the Book of Chaos review
I wish I could go back and experience Cuphead with fresh eyes; the run-and-gun boss battle formula was perfect, and I’m hankering...
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3.0K65An unexpected encore — Shantae and the Seven Sirens Review
My first encounter with the original Shantae on the GameBoy Color was through a Let’s Play by a small YouTube creator by...
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902.8KNo need to remember where you left that raygun, you’ve got plenty — Neon Abyss review
With a barrage of roguelite, action-platforming, run-and-gun games on the market, it’s easy to get lost in the mix. But what does...
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502.0KNot so sisterly love — Sisters Royale review
Castle of Shikigami III is one of my guilty pleasure games from the Wii era. It’s a surprising mix of sadistic, Touhou-like...
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2.5K85Side-scrolling bliss — Rigid Force Redux review
Oh hey, another shoot-em-up! It seems we’ve been getting a ton of quick-paced shooting games, and they’ve been solid on the Switch....
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2.3K85Seeing the code — CrosssCode Review
CrossWorlds is an extremely popular MMO of the distant future. Players put on a headset and are transported to another planet entirely,...
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4.5K55A fold in the right direction — Paper Mario: The Origami King Review
Curse of Monkey Island is my favorite adventure game. It’s funny, well animated, and the puzzles, while ridiculous at times, are still...
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703.8KRage against the machines—Warhammer 40k Mechanicus Switch edition review
Warhammer 40k has been expanding itself into new genres of late, and Mechanicus takes the franchise into the realm of tactics strategy...
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401.9KNot a relationship worth keeping — Never Breakup review
Perhaps the easiest way to create a co-op experience in any sort of medium is to literally tie two characters together with...
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52.0KMan, I wish video game Razzies were a thing – ELEA: Paradigm Shift review
Ever wanted to play 2001: A Space Odyssey, but instead of a mystifying story that compels you to keep watching until the...
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903.7KHide and Seek demon edition- The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters review
When I heard Korean Highschool students, manga 2D style design, and traumatic horror elements, I knew this was the game for me....
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708.0KSo much nostalgia – Burnout Paradise Remastered review
Boot up your Nintendo Switch, load Burnout Paradise, and hear that title screen song; nothing quite beats hearing Guns N Roses’ Paradise...
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602.4KAnything is paw-sible if you believe — A Summer with the Shiba Inu review
Quill Studio’s A Summer with the Shiba Inu was something that was on my radar for quite a while. I thought the...
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8.8K90Small town, big improvements — Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town Switch review
The world was a different place when Harvest Moon: Friends of Mineral Town charmed its way into the hearts of gamers worldwide....
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553.3KA copy-paste story – Liberated review
As a huge fan of comic books, being able to play within one is one of the coolest things ever. We’ve had...
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803.2KDestruction, mayhem, and futuristic shootouts — Ruiner review
It’s 2091, the ruling class of the city’s underbelly has taken over, and you are nothing but a pawn being used as...
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904.6KGlued to the screen — Do Not Feed the Monkeys review
Do Not Feed the Monkeys hits a little too close to home. I don’t need to be stuck to the screen playing...
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3.0K75Look ma, no hands! — Urban Trial Tricky review
Pulling off some impressive moves or performing tough tricks always feels rewarding. It doesn't matter if it's in a game or in...
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752.2KThe towers of power — Evan’s Remains review
Puzzle games are great relaxing experiences, and I love curling up with my Switch on a rainy night to solve some brain...
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2.9K75Serial Nights in Paris — Night Call Review
There’s a serial killer on the loose in Paris. You’re driving your cab when, suddenly, you’re attacked. The next thing you know,...
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3.7K85Only a legend can unite us all — Brigandine: The Legend of Runersia review
It's no question that a united nation is a stronger nation. That doesn't mean that everyone living there has to share the...
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4.9K80Heavy is the head — Yes, Your Grace Switch review
It’s not easy being king, and Yes, Your Grace by No More Robots makes that amply clear. Yes, Your Grace began with...
