Nintendo Reviews

The Phantom Thieves are back in business! After what they thought was a one-off incident in Shibuya, the gang embarks on a cross country road trip to discover why peoples’ hearts are suddenly changing and pockets of the Metaverse are manifesting in the form of Jails. The police want to

I don’t tend to play a lot of isometric games, but the ones I do I have fallen in love with. I’m not sure why. Isometric RPGs like the Divinity: Original Sin series tend to strike my fancy, but they also have to fall within a certain bracket

It’s hard to believe the indie game Super Meat Boy has been out for over a decade now. With its emphasis on fast-paced platforming and challenging but fair difficulty, it’s a classic the world over and has been ported to a multitude of consoles and handhelds. There comes

With Hades and Dead Cells tearing up the indie sales charts, roguelikes have been in vogue for quite a while. There are some wonderful entries to this expansive genre, and while it’s starting to get a bit bloated, there are still a variety of titles that scratch that RNG

Square Enix has used the Final Fantasy brand to test the waters with initially unrelated games outside of Japan. While the Mana series originates more directly from FF (subtitled Final Fantasy Gaiden in Japan), SaGa took a bit longer to ditch the moniker. The first three games all made their

A strange forest has been haunting your dreams for as long as you can remember. These dreams are filled with strange symbols, spirits, beauty, and violence. The forest wants something from you. You, Maia Boroditch and a fellow college student take a trip to Białowieża, the town in which the

I have a love/hate relationship with the NES era of games, and prefer the SNES years due to how difficult yet fair the latter’s games were. That said, I do know my way around hard games (I mean, I’ve beaten Cuphead on Switch at the very least)

Funerals used to confuse me as a kid. Being raised in a large Catholic family that was close to even those just tangentially related to us, we went to them more often than most. A client of my grampa’s furniture store, my mom’s second cousin, an aunt’s