Posts Tagged ‘Nintendo Switch’

     
 

Review: Animal Crossing—New Horizons

April 8, 2020
Finally, after a long wait, Animal Crossing: New Horizons arrives at a perfect time while people are battling the CoVid-19 crisis. It is the perfect happy game for everyone who needs a little of peace and quiet for their souls. 
by Karen Kennedy
 

Review: Final Fantasy VIII Remastered

April 7, 2020
With the excitement surrounding FF VII's remaster, it makes sense for Final Fantasy VIII to be remastered as well...but is it worthy of the same hype?
by Robert Dever Jr.
 

Review: TT Isle of Man—Ride On The Edge 2

April 3, 2020
Dubbed the most dangerous motor event in the world, KT Racing delivers the Isle of Man TT experience to your home. Do you have what it takes to win?
by Robert Dever Jr.

 
8.0

Review: 3000th Duel

March 27, 2020
3000th Duel evokes a sense of familiarity in its 12+ hours of gameplay, both in its times of frustration, and overall fun and joy learning what it means to overcome the odds against you. 
by Thomas Manning
 

Review: Darksiders Genesis

March 25, 2020
Darksiders Genesis acts as a nice stop-gap between the polarizing Darksiders 3, THQ Nordic's first new entry in the series since acquiring the franchise, and the inevitable Darksiders 4.
by Damien Chambers
 

Review: Wunderling

March 23, 2020
Take control of a low-level minion and jump and dash your way through levels, with the goal to stop the hero Carrot-Man from rescuing Princess Pea.
by David Koury

 

Review: Overpass

March 20, 2020
Overpass is a unique entry into the racing genre where it eliminates the notion of the fastest car wins.
by Robert Dever Jr.
 
8.5

Review: The Touryst

February 24, 2020
Looking for a fun game on the eShop? Check out why Damien calls The Touryst "a shining example of indie games done right!"
by Damien Chambers
 
9.0

Review: Hypercharge: Unboxed

February 12, 2020
Hypercharge: Unboxed is a unique, FPS Romp through the world of a toy as you battle it out across a range of locations including a child's play room, a bathroom, a kitchen, and numerous other household environments.
by Damien Chambers

 
8.0

Review: Family Tree

January 10, 2020
Family Tree is a unique puzzle game from Infinite States Games. Collect all the fruit and coins before Pedro the evil skull shows up to ruin your day.
by L.J. Lowery
 

Samurai Shodown Cuts Its Way To Nintendo Switch

January 8, 2020
Samurai Shodown 2019 makes it's way to Nintendo Switch with an official release date and pre-order bonuses.
by L.J. Lowery
 
7.0

Review: Paranoia—Happiness Is Mandatory

January 1, 2020
Lead a team of four Troubleshooters of dubious loyalty, who (mostly) obey orders from Friend Computer, a paranoid and irrational artificial intelligence.
by Robert Dever Jr.

 
7.0

Review: Atelier Ryza—Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout

December 25, 2019
Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout begins an all-new storyline arc in GUST Studios’ fan-favorite Atelier series. The beautiful role-playing game follows the exploits of teenage tomboy Ryza, who dreams of escaping her mundane village [...]
by Johnathan Floyd
 
4.0

Review: Contra – Rogue Corps

December 23, 2019
Taking place two years after the alien wars, a rogue group of mercenaries is the few capable soldiers that can enter the Damned City and free the world from the clutches of our invaders.
by L.J. Lowery
 
9.0

Review: Afterparty

December 20, 2019
In Afterparty, you are Milo and Lola, recently deceased best buds who suddenly find themselves staring down an eternity in Hell. But there's a loophole: outdrink Satan and he'll grant you re-entry to Earth.
by Damien Chambers

 
9.0

Review: Blasphemous

December 18, 2019
Blasphemous is a provocative indication of what salvation looks like in a world that has religion, but not Jesus.
by Maurice Pogue
 
6.0

Review: Daemon X Machina

December 16, 2019
Daemon X Machina promises intense mecha action, but can it deliver on its potential and stand out amongst a sea of great games on Switch?
by Damien Chambers
 
8.0

Review: Kingdom—Two Crowns

December 10, 2019
Build a kingdom and secure it from the thread of the Greed in Kingdom: Two Crowns. Experience new technology, units, enemies, mounts, and secrets in the next evolution of the award-winning micro strategy franchise!
by Sydney Stoddard

 
9.5

Review: Pokemon Sword and Shield

December 9, 2019
No matter whether you are a veteran or newcomer to Pokemon, Sword and Shield provides the perfect balance of having casual fun and being serious as a real trainer.
by Karen Kennedy
 
8.5

Review: Black Future ’88

December 5, 2019
Black Future '88 is a pulse-pumping, post-apocalyptic race to the death shooter, brought to you by nostalgia for synth music and neon.
by Maurice Pogue
 
8.5

Review: RAD

December 4, 2019
RAD is a 3D action rogue-like set in a post-post-apocalyptic world, where humanity has faced Armageddon not once, but twice.
by E.L. Wilson

 
8.0

Review: River City Girls

November 29, 2019
River City Girls, the new beat 'em up from developer WayForward, drops with style for its debut with its unique level progression, RPG leveling elements, and item system.
by Sam Kim
 
5.0

Review: Narcos—Rise of the Cartels

November 28, 2019
Narcos: Rise of the Cartels is a video-game adaptation of the Netflix series in the style of XCOM and other similar turn-based strategy games.
by Chris Hecox
 
8.5

Review: The Outer Worlds

November 27, 2019
Obsidian divorces itself from Bethesda to create their own version of Fallout in space called The Outer Worlds.
by Lucas Miller

 
8.0

Review: The Legend of Zelda—Link’s Awakening

November 25, 2019
The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening is originally a classic Zelda title. The first to appear on the portable Game Boy system, it is the favorite of many Zelda fans, and for good reason.
by Adam Mueller
 
8.0

Review: Tokyo Dark—Remembrance

November 14, 2019
Tokyo Dark places the narrative in your hands. Your decisions and actions change Detective Ito's state of mind, opening doors to different possibilities as you attempt to find your partner and understand the dark and horrifying world around you.
by L.J. Lowery
 
7.0

Review: Ninja Saviors—Return of the Warriors

November 7, 2019
Ninja Saviors: Return of the Warriors reboots a solid beat ’em up gaming experience, originally on the Super Nintendo, for the Playstation 4 and Nintendo Switch.
by E.L. Wilson

 
7.0

Review: Oninaki

November 4, 2019
You are Kagachi, a Watcher responsible for helping protect the cycle of reincarnation. With the aid of bound Daemons (souls trapped in the world of the living) to grant you powers and weaponry, you'll find wandering Lost and help them resolve whatever is [...]
by Joe Morgan
 
6.5
5.2

Review: Yuri

November 1, 2019
A cosmonaut explorer awakens from his sleep, and his bed transforms into a scooter. After taking a short ride through his base, he examines a map, punches in some coordinates, and then launches himself into the deep of an unexplored world.
by Johnathan Floyd
 
9.0
10

Review: Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair

October 23, 2019
Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair is a brand-new platform adventure from some of the key creative talent behind 'Donkey Kong Country'. As the colourful buddy duo you must tackle a series of stunning, 2.5D levels and explore a puzzling 3D Overworld [...]
by Chris Hecox

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