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Rumble in the jungle — Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle: Donkey Kong Adventure review

Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle’s new expansion, Donkey Kong Adventure, begins when Rabbid Donkey Kong causes the Time Washing Machine to malfunction, pulling himself and Rabbid Peach through to another

By Bryan Lawver

/ 29 Jun 2018

Rumble in the jungle — Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle: Donkey Kong Adventure review

Liberate America anytime, anywhere with Wolfenstein II on Nintendo Switch

Bethesda and MachineGames’ critically acclaimed shooter Wolfenstein II: The New Collossus is bringing Nazi slaying action to Nintendo Switch today. Named “2017’s Best Action Game” by the Video Game

By Abram Buehner

/ 29 Jun 2018

Liberate America anytime, anywhere with Wolfenstein II on Nintendo Switch

We got the funk as ToeJam & Earl: Back in the Groove comes to consoles and PC this fall

Fans of some radically groovy roguelikes will be happy to know that HumaNature Studios has announced that ToeJam & Earl: Back in the Groove will be released later this year,

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 28 Jun 2018

We got the funk as ToeJam & Earl: Back in the Groove comes to consoles and PC this fall

It’s just my imagination in Figment, out on Switch today

Bedtime Digital Games has just released its musical indie adventure game on the Nintendo Switch today. Previously released on PC, the game will task players with fending off nightmares in

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 28 Jun 2018

It’s just my imagination in Figment, out on Switch today

You don’t stand a ghost of a chance without teamwork in Yo-Kai Watch Blasters: Red Cat Corps and White Dog Squad

Today, Nintendo announced that it will release two new entries in the Yo-Kai Watch series, Yo-Kai Watch Blaster: Red Cat Corps and Yo-Kai Watch Blasters: White Dog

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 28 Jun 2018

You don’t stand a ghost of a chance without teamwork in Yo-Kai Watch Blasters: Red Cat Corps and White Dog Squad

Disorder on the court — Spiritsphere DX review

There’s always something appealing when new games go back to the basics and riff on some of the earliest experiences in the medium. Games like Pong or Tetris represent

By Bryan Lawver

/ 27 Jun 2018

Disorder on the court — Spiritsphere DX review

Where’s my Super Suit! — LEGO The Incredibles Review

LEGO games have been around for a while now and we have seen many beloved franchises get the LEGO treatment. In their newest game, Warner Brothers and LEGO have given

By Shaun Woerner

/ 27 Jun 2018

Where’s my Super Suit! — LEGO The Incredibles Review

Investigate these screenshots for Blacksad: Under the Skin, available next year

Today, Microïds announced that it will released Blacksad: Under the Skin for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Swtich, and PC next year. The narrative adventure game will be based on

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 27 Jun 2018

Investigate these screenshots for Blacksad: Under the Skin, available next year

Will you escape the cube? Neverout comes out next month on Switch

Today, Gamedust announced that it will release its atmospheric puzzler Neverout on July 10 for the Nintendo Switch. Originally released for VR headsets, the game has been ported to the

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 27 Jun 2018

Will you escape the cube? Neverout comes out next month on Switch

The song stuck in my head — Figment review

Figment, from Back to Bed developers Bedtime Digital Games, is immediately arresting from all angles. The visuals look like someone painted over a handcrafted diorama. The story is intriguing and

By Nathan Anstadt

/ 27 Jun 2018

The art of Vienna paints a story of intertwined destinies in The Lion’s Song, available for Nintendo Switch on July 10th

Today, Mi’pu’mi Games announced that they will be sending their stylized point-and-click adventure game, The Lion’s Song, to the Nintendo Switch next month. This release

By Sean Anthony

/ 27 Jun 2018

The art of Vienna paints a story of intertwined destinies in The Lion’s Song, available for Nintendo Switch on July 10th

Time is money, 60 Seconds! sells one million units, DLC and sequel announced

Today, Polish developer Robot Gentleman announced that its darkly humorous simulation game 60 Seconds! has reached one million units sold since its May 25 debut. The game is currently available

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 26 Jun 2018

Time is money, 60 Seconds! sells one million units, DLC and sequel announced

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