Nintendo Reviews

Godstrike is a twin-stick bullethell that is basically just a boss rush with a little bit of a plot. Godstrike offers four modes to experience the game, which are: Story, Arena, Daily challenge and Challenge. Whichever you might pick, the gameplay will always be the same. You aim with the

Look, I may have gotten a PlayStation 5 for Astro’s Playroom, but I’m waiting for a next-gen iteration of the Katamari Damacy series to come my way. In the meantime, I’ve been filling up the ball-shaped hole (please don’t read into that) on my Switch with

I’ve always been interested in photography, particularly games with some aspect of photography in them. I’m a sucker for photo modes, I take way too many screenshots, and one of my favorite games of last year, Umerangi Generation, is entirely about expressing yourself by taking pictures of the

I find it hard to believe that it’s been nearly two decades since the first Shantae game arrived on the Game Boy Color. It’s even harder to believe I almost bought a legitimate used copy of the game for $5 a decade ago (didn’t really pan out

Ask any gamer to compose a list of the toughest games in history and you’re bound to see Ghosts ‘N Goblins on most of the lists. The frustrating, yet addicting, series began life as an arcade cabinet in 1985, before being ported to the NES in 1986.  Later a

The creative yet unexplainable events and locations our minds create while we sleep were seemingly the basis for Dreaming Sarah, which has players take control of Sarah, a young woman who wakes up in a field alone with no explanation or recollection as to how she got there or why.

In a world where next-gen titles can retail at $70, I find it refreshing to see indie games launching at much lower prices. So much so that two games I’ve reviewed on the site were solely because they were a measly 99 cents. I like impulse buying games as

If there’s one thing RPG fans can agree on, it’s that grinding sucks. Some games, like older Dragon Quest titles, can do it right: spreading it throughout the game and making it just involved enough to put you in a zen like state as you rack up EXP.