Nintendo Reviews

The bond between siblings can be powerful, even pushing them to do incredible things for one another. This could be something as simple as helping them with homework or something as meaningful as supporting them during tough times. What if someone put their life in danger to save their sibling?

I love me some rhythm games, and the Switch is flourishing with them. From Asian market hits like Musynx or Superbeat: Xonic to western titles like Thumper and Super Beat Sports, the music genre is teeming with some great experiences. I do love my rhythm games difficult but fair, and

One half crossover fighting game and one half falling-block puzzler, Crystal Crisis is one of the more unique titles I’ve experienced on Nintendo Switch. The game is a patchwork of ideas and inspirations, drawing from the pantheon of Nicalis properties and famous puzzle titles to create a game that

Whether it be Tamagotchi or canine sidekicks, pet simulators are always a fun way to chill out. While they do end up having a dearth of activities to do after a while, they’re still fun for short play sessions (even if I feel like I’m neglecting my virtual

High-profile games like Battletech and Daemon X Machina are a welcome sight for mech fans who’ve gone too long with a big stompy robot game, but between the blockbusters, you need some solid smaller hits to keep the genre alive. 2017’s Brigador filled that gap for fans of

There are tales of vast riches in a mysterious castle filled with monsters. Many have tried to fight their way past these beasts in the hopes of claiming this reward, but all have failed. Unfortunately for them, this castle is home to The Summoner, a powerful being who will do

In Hellmut, an experiment goes wrong and demons flood your lab, killing you and causing chaos. You get resurrected as a floating skull that can transform into various creatures. With the help of these transformations and plenty of guns, you’ll gun down every demon in your path. Hellmut: The

As I began Bird Game +, I was incredibly hopeful. Between its gorgeous aesthetic and vaguely Star Fox-inspired on-rails flying gameplay, it seemed that this minimalistic arcade flapping-simulator would be right up my alley. Unfortunately, now that I’ve played the game, I can say with certainty that you should barrel