Nintendo Reviews

Nintendo’s serial obsession with transplanting their Wii U catalogue to Switch is continuing with one of the much maligned console’s most unique titles: Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker. While the intrepid explorer spent many years relegated to guest appearances in titles such as Super Mario Galaxy, he got his

Frost is a single-player survival deck building game that tasks players to overcome the deathly frost that plagues a frozen tundra in which you are traveling in search of refuge as a nomadic tribe. Strategic skills are needed to outrun the Frost and complete your journey in this challenge for

What do you get when you mix Punch-Out!! style gameplay with a Madworld aesthetic? Pato Box, a quirky yet challenging boxing game, is the answer. Pato Box is the story of Patobox, a duck-man hybrid who boxes for a company named Deathflock. The story begins in the championship fight against

A while back, Four Horses released its platformer Kid Tripp on the Nintendo Switch and I bought it since I missed the 3DS release. While there was a lot to like about the game, I ultimately was turned off by the unwieldy autorun controls mixed with frustrating pixel perfect jumps,

I love the Bomberman franchise, mainly because of the fact that your abilities are a blessing and a curse. Sure, you’ll need your bombs to clear rooms full of baddies, but they can also be your undoing in a split-second decision. The series is both parts puzzle and action,

I have a confession to make: Pocket Rumble was my most anticipated independent game at the time of the Nindie Direct last year (predating the Switch, even!) It looked like a slick 2D fighter, and I wanted to dig into it after the console launched. However, there were numerous delays

It was early in my time with Mario Tennis Aces that I realized a major flaw. I was just a couple missions deep in the story based Adventure mode when I knew: The game is boring. It lacks the charm of Super Mario Odyssey or Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and

Last year, I had the opportunity to review The Lion’s Song on PC. It was simply a beautiful game, both in art style and story through each of its four separate episodes. Now, Mi’pu’mi Games have decided to bring this point-and-click, episodic adventure game to the Nintendo