Nintendo Reviews

Have you ever challenged yourself to draw something by only using one line? Not allowing yourself to lift your pencil until your creation is complete can be tough yet rewarding. That concept is exactly what One Line Coloring is all about. From the makers of Hexologic, another simple yet slightly

My favorite episodes of the techno-thriller anthology series Black Mirror revolve around the degradation of human interaction based on social media, as seen in the season 3 episodes Nosedive and Hated in the Nation. As social media becomes increasingly integrated in our daily lives, there are some nasty things that

Darkestville Castle is a point and click adventure game that had me laughing at jokes and being mildly annoyed by the controls. It is a point and click game on a console; they just never work as good as they do on PC. Darkestville Castle has you following the journey

In the age of 4K graphics, high framerate gameplay, and games that require a plethora of buttons just to get past the title screen, here comes a game that says none of that overcomplicated gameplay and overdeveloped graphics are necessary for players to have fun.  Ultracore is a 16-bit, 2-D

Who would have thought that Crysis, the PC game that was known for sending high-end PC’s crying home to their manufacturers, would ever make its way onto the hybrid Switch console? Yet, almost 13 years from its initial launch on the PC, we have the opportunity to play one

2005 – Special Agent Francis York Morgan is vacationing in Le Carré, Louisiana, when Lise Clarkson is found dead, but her body goes missing. 2019 – Special Agent Aaliyah Davis has come to the now retired Francis Zack Morgan’s apartment to interrogate him about the case he supposedly solved fourteen years

I wish I could go back and experience Cuphead with fresh eyes; the run-and-gun boss battle formula was perfect, and I’m hankering for that difficult yet balanced feeling. While I haven’t been able to replicate that feeling since, there have been a few games that have scratched the

My first encounter with the original Shantae on the GameBoy Color was through a Let’s Play by a small YouTube creator by the name of Brickroad. Eventually, I played it for myself, but those videos immediately enamored me with the game’s wacky charm and unique mechanics. I’ve