Nintendo Reviews

I’ve mentioned several times that the Life is Strange series is very important to me. Each game focuses on something that happens to be very important to me, from the big sibling energy of 2 to the independence and little sibling energy of True Colors. This all started with

It appears that some strange operating system has been installed on your Switch. The World Machine allows you to interact with a dying world through a lost child named Niko. After getting your bearings, the two of you are tasked with returning the “sun”, in the form of a lightbulb,

Made in Abyss: Binary Star Falling into Darkness is the first ever video game adaptation of  Akihito Tsukushi’s anime and manga series, Made in Abyss. It makes sense that the series would receive a game adaptation as its setting is one that I believe can be explored best in

The Great Zapfish has gone missing (again, again). As the new Agent 3 of the New New Squidbeak Splatoon, it’s up to you to discover the secrets behind the mysterious underground land of Alterna, find the Great Zapfish, and look fresh while doing it. Of course, the Splatlands and

In 1997, a natural disaster destroyed all technology on earth. This event caused governments to collapse, replaced by corporations bringing even more advanced tech back to the masses. Decades later, Noa Solares works as a freelance hacker along with her partner, Ryder. When her estranged father is suddenly kidnapped by

Your life has been a giant toot. The island you live on is no fun, and they’ve even banned Ooblets, the tiny, collectable creatures everyone on Oob is obsessed with. So you move to a town on the mainland: Badgetown. While idyllic on the surface, strange things are afoot

Aionios is a world eternally at war. Colonies of Keves and Agnus fight to steal each other’s very lives and fill their Flame Clocks to live just one moment longer. The soldiers live a mere 10 years, but spend every waking moment fighting for their queen. Six soldiers, three

You already know Portal and Portal 2 are two of the best games ever made. Heck, you probably know the phrase “the cake is a lie” even if you’ve been living under a rock. The impact Valve has made here can be felt throughout the entire game industry and