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With an abundance of puzzle games of all styles and flavors it is undoubtedly hard to make yourself stand out. This i...
Eye-searing colors and a lack of much variety make this a pretty short-lived diversion
Having been previously introduced to the, shall I say “jiggly”, nature of the Senran Kagura series a whil...
Among the genres with no lack of stellar representation on the Switch, Metroidvanias are pretty high on the list. Com...
If you’re seeking third-person shooting action with a healthy dose of destructions peppered in while this title...
Ugh, there are just some games that you can’t understand being released on Switch. Sure, there are mobile ports...
I’m a bit torn on this one as I have fond memories of playing Combat way back on my Atari 2600. For what it lac...
While I haven’t played a wrestling game in years, back in the day it was fun to throw down with some buddies for some ar...
While there have been a few big robots battling in space games on Switch to date none of them have quite clicked for me....
Let’s face it, there are simply a ton of shmups on the Switch and they come in all shapes and sizes. In terms o...
I think it may be possible that the classic adventure genre may be among the toughest to have a break out hit with. T...
Ever since the release and massive success of Stardew Valley I’ve been waiting to see what games it would inspire. Surpr...
Definite points for being daring enough to do things differently and to help put people into the mindset of a very di...
It has a bit of an old school feel to it, and once you get rolling Azuran Tales isn’t too bad but there’s...
With a mix of endless runner, platforming, and a bit of puzzling in its gameplay SCRAP isn’t too bad as a budge...
This is one of those titles where very quickly I struggled to find the compelling fun. While your warrior character m...
All in all My Friend Pedro handily delivers what it promises, bonkers gunplay, challenging scenarios, and when you’re on...
Given that the tower defense style strategy genre is pretty well-represrented already on the Switch in terms of numbe...
While you try hard not to be overly reductive when evaluating games when there’s an unmistakable inspiration in...
Starting with the positive Mainlining comes to the table as a pretty unique experience on the Switch, with you workin...
Unfortunately, while Neon Junctions does a good job of catching your attention with its looks its gameplay and some p...
Considering the era we live in Leisure Suit Larry still being around at all is a bit of a surprise. Having played the...
Big picture turn-based strategy titles where you need to move your units around to outflank and outsmart the enemy aren’...
What you have in the end is an experience that’s pleasant and pretty mellow but ultimately quite short and holl...
While deck building games would usually fall into the category of titles I’d file under “an acquired taste” the Switch n...
With an abundance of puzzlers available on the Switch it is taking more and more effort to come up with ways to stand ou...
When it comes to turn-based tactical strategy there’s no doubt that emulating the X-Com mold from the PC space ...
There are budget games in the Nintendo Switch and then there are low-budget games. Depending on your tastes there are...
While Perchang isn’t terribly long I’d say it manages to deliver a unique experience that puzzle fans sho...
With some great pixel art and a story that takes you through a variety of eras to change things up, Timespinner has its ...
Put this all together and it’s a bit of a hot (yet, somehow not in a sexy way) mess. I find that the visual nov...
There’s no doubt that retro games have been in vogue for a while now, with games that don’t require a great deal of visu...
While Selma and the Wisp can at times be aggravating it at least has a slightly different flavor than most titles on ...
Though Golem Gates has ambition it simply has some issues and its performance overall isn’t helping anything. I...
While there’s certainly an abundance of Metroidvania titles on the Switch, to date Nintendo’s premiere ass-kicking heroi...
Though it’s not an experience everyone will enjoy Super Cane Magic Zero does more right than wrong and is simply a game ...
One of the things that indie titles tends to excel at is finding ways to punch up gameplay that can be familiar at its b...
Sandbox simulators are always tough to review. Rather than providing a fully-realized experience where you can jump in a...
Whether played solo or with a friend Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons makes for a thoughtful and generally satisfying puzzle...
All in all Crystal Crisis is a game laser-focused on a specific style of play that absolutely delivers a great value wit...
Being an enormous fan of classic pinball tables from the Williams era I’m always excited to see what they have ...
While Nintendo has released some interesting games at different points in their history that have generally met with suc...
All in all for a budget-friendly price Super Tennis Blast delivers a very solid traditional tennis experience with a bit...
This may be one of the more aggravating games I’ve reviewed for the site, where a small number of critical issu...
It feels like this game is looking to emulate the general look of the time and took every shortcut that offered (tank...
Way back in the days of the original top-down Grand Theft Auto a new genre was roughly born, one that put an emphasis on...
If you appreciate great pick-up-and-put-down play sessions that are intense and keep you coming back for more Akane may ...
There’s always a tricky element in sequels when you understand that they’re relatively more of the same, just with some ...
It’s hard not to have mixed feelings with transplants from the mobile space sometimes. While there are great games that ...
Aside from it feeling like it may take its sweet time to hit its stride Octogeddon works in a satisfying manner both in ...
