Today, Pro Social Games announced that its sci-fi RPG Imperatum will leave Early Access and head to a full release on July 16. In addition to the PC news, the team has also announced that it will release versions on Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4 later this year.

Today, Seaven Studio announced that it will release Lost Phone Stories on the Nintendo Switch on July 19. The bundle includes both A Normal Lost Phone and Another Lost Phone: Laura’s Story at $3.99, while those who have one of the bundled games can purchase the other separately

Competition is the driving force of any industry, and the gaming industry is no exception. However, I think that a bit of a collaborative mindset could make each hardware manufacturer, Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo, more competitive than they already are. Now, that doesn’t mean that I think that Microsoft

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

Recently, Limited Run Games announced that Zeboyd Games will release its RPG Cosmic Star Heroine on the Nintendo Switch on August 14, with digital pre-orders opening up today. In addition, Limited Run Games will also release a physical version of the game next year, as it was responsible for the

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