Video Game Reviews

Visual novels are an idea that would seem great on the Switch as the choice for the gamer on the go. Games such as Pokemon Let’s […]

Procedurally-generated roguelite games seem to be all the rage these days, offering near infinite replayability to many popular games. The titles that really shine in […]

The Bad: Many re-used assets and character models. Certain abilities trivialize gameplay tasks.  Final ThoughtsOmensight proves a vision can create a game that is cohesive in all […]

The Unlikely Legend of Rusty Pup is the brainchild of Chris Seavor, better known for his work on Conker’s Bad Fur Day. The game combines […]

Developed by Milestone Studios, Ride 3 represents the apex of what this independent production studio has achieved over the previous two entries. After having invested hours of […]

[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kp70OxHHbfM[/embedyt] Developed and produced by Butterscotch Shenanigans, Crashlands is easily one of the finest independently created software on the Nintendo Switch console. A hybrid of sorts, Crashlands places players […]

For many gamers, Call of Duty holds a special place in their heart. Kids would run home after school to team up with their friends […]

Picture this; It’s a chilly Friday night right around Halloween. You’re twelve years old, and your parents are letting you have some friends sleep over. The whole […]

Wasteland II: Director’s Cut on the Nintendo Switch is like reuniting with a best friend you haven’t seen in a year. And when you lock […]

Patrick Hickey Jr. shares his thoughts on the Nintendo Switch version of Wasteland II, calling it one of the deepest and engaging third-party games on […]

Exorder is like the McDonald’s of turn-based Roleplaying games. It’s simple, derivative, quick, and you wish there were more layers, but it works. Solid9 Studio’s […]