Review: Cadence of Hyrule (Switch)

Brace Yourself Games is the first indie developer to ever be trusted with a Nintendo IP, and to make that more impressive it is the venerable Legend of Zelda franchise. Does Cadence of Hyrule live up to the series immense standards?

Review: SteamWorld Quest (Switch)

In Image & Form we trust, but can they pull off yet another genre shift and nail the RPG formula?

I Choo-Choo-Choose Tetris 99 As My Valentine

I can’t review Tetris 99. I mean, what would be the point? No matter what version you have of Tetris it is almost a guaranteed ten out of ten for one of the best designed video games on the planet.  I can, however, tell you how Tetris 99 instantly makes Nintendo Online a purchase for those still on the fence.

A Minit Review in a Minute (Switch)

For my Minit review I thought I would do something a little different, so I present to you Minit in a Minute.

Photo Mode: A Moment’s Respite

The Messenger is among some amazing indie company this year, and I had a lot of fun playing it. There were moments among the action though that struck me as beautifully created art. This is one of them.

 

• Title: A Moment’s Respite
• Game: The Messenger
• Captured On: Nintendo Switch (Handheld)

Review: Diablo 3 Eternal Collection (Switch)

Six years after its initial release on PC, Diablo 3 sees a new iteration launching on Nintendo’s newest handheld hybrid that could. Everybody knows by now that Diablo 3 is good, but is this the definitive version?

The Smash Roster Leak – A Breakdown & Opinion

Earlier today there was a massive leak that took place involving the upcoming Smash Ultimate for the Nintendo Switch. Of course, the internet lost its mind with hype–including yours truly. Hit the jump for the full leaked roster, a breakdown of the leak, and the reasons I think it is totally legit.

Review: The Messenger (Switch)

Does The Messenger…deliver?

Weekend Whatcha’ Playin’

It is time once again to ask the most important question to gamers when it comes to their hobby this weekend: Whatcha’ Playin’?

Review: Sushi Strikers (Switch)

Does Sushi Strikers feel raw and fresh, or does something seem a little…fishy?