Nintendo Reviews

As Walk the Moon had titled their third studio album, talking is hard. That said, it’s a vital part to our society, and while it can be stressful to connect with a new person, the reward for doing so is usually a great thing indeed. Signs of the Sojourner

It’s no secret that I’m rather partial to a bit of pixel art and that I have a great love of 8-bit and 16-bit generation gaming, having grown up with those classic systems and games and I still maintain a respectable retro collection. I bring this up because

Hunters, listen up! Monsters Rise once more to fight. Go! Take arms in hand! Monster Hunter Rise is the latest in the long-running franchise, and arguably the best yet. It may not be as pretty as World, but it makes so many quality of life changes I suspect it would

It’s been a while since the demise (and upcoming resurrection) of Telltale Games, but we’re only just now seeing what will happen to their legacy of games. A few former employees formed Skunkape Games and put out last year’s excellent Sam and Max Save the World Remastered,

Look, it’s going to be near-impossible to refrain from comparing Kaze and the Wild Masks to the Donkey Kong Country series, so I’m going to right here. That said, the game does a wonderful job adapting the challenging (and sometimes unfair) gameplay of the SNES titles and giving

Farming simulations, regardless of the developer, all generally start the same: you inherit a dilapidated farm from a family member, and set to work getting back to basics as you build your own agricultural empire. Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town follows this same basic idea, except this time

Editor’s Note: In my initial review, there was a strange problem with screen zoom not functioning. By deleting and redownloading the game this was fixed, so this review has been updated to reflect this. Metacritic’s policy is to never update reviews under any circumstances. This disproportionately hurts developers,

I don’t think anyone expected the little mobile game Plants vs. Zombies to get as big as it did. I doubt even the developers at PopCap back in 2009 foresaw their tower defense game becoming so popular or being bought by corporate giant EA who capitalized on said popularity