Ori and the Will of the Wisps is a true sequel to Blind Forest, adding many quality of life changes and returning to the Switch… Continue readingOri and the Will of the Wisps Continues Switch's Legacy
Following their collaboration between Microsoft and Nintendo after Cuphead, Ori and the Blind Forest on the Switch fits like a glove.
Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning is the current generation revival of an underrated modern classic that holds up well on the Nintendo Switch.
Monster Hunter Rise marks the return of the series to a Nintendo console for the first time in years, cementing itself as one of the… Continue readingMonster Hunter Rise Returns To The Nintendo Switch
Bowser's Fury is an impressive addition to the oft-ignored 3D Mario gameplay, yet its greatness plays second fiddle to Super Mario 3D World.
The Last Kids On Earth and the Staff of Doom is a surprisingly refreshing mix of 'Diablo'-style gameplay, customization, and tower defense
The video game based on the anime adaptation of the mobile card game debuts on the Nintendo Switch with Shadowverse: Champion's Battle.
DreamWorks Spirit Lucky's Big Adventure is a 'big adventure' in patiently enduring a low framerate 'open world' slog with horse thieves.
The cult classic anime-inspired 'roguelite' dungeon crawler originally released on the PC, Zengeon, releases on consoles.
For a game that's developed and published by the MLB themselves, it's amazing how much they miss the mark in R.B.I Baseball 21's dugout sim.
The Enhanced Edition of Liberated offers new chapters and content for the noir comic 'Sin City"-esque action story driven platformer.
Tanuki Justice is a barebones 2D late-80s early-90s platformer at its core, with brutal controller-breaking sections and local co-op.
Too Kyo Games, Grounding, and IzanagiGames collaborate in a twisted 2D anime-inspired platforming extravaganza inspired by Danganronpa.
Despite an impressive remake of the iconic rail-shooter on other platforms, Panzer Dragoon Remake is disappointingly abysmal on the Switch.
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD manages to retain the same magic as the original had on the Wii over ten years later.
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