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Project Nimbus: Complete Edition Review
Project Nimbus: Complete Edition has landed on Nintendo Switch. It follows the initial launch on PC and a 2018 PlayStation 4 port. Now, it is time to strap in for this mechanized Switch assault. Avail...
Our Review of Venture Kid for Nintendo Switch
I have a number of unpopular opinions that I hold with varying degrees of conviction. One of those opinions is this: Mega Man 3 is the greatest NES-based Mega Man title in the franchise, period. Whil...
Final Fantasy 12: The Zodiac Age Review
Rats, in the sewers, you know you have to take them on to practice. You walk down a flight of stairs into a dark, dank sewer beneath the city. You see rats all over the place. You find a target, draw ...
Rock of Ages 2 Switch Review
You might remember Rock of Ages as a crazy game where you flattened history by smashing a boulder into various civilizations. Now the boulder is back, and ready to smash its way through more historica...
Our Review of Dig Dog on Nintendo Switch
I never thought I would publicly admit this, but here it goes: I love my dog. He is a goofy three-year-old, mini Schnoodle with personality for days. There are days that I wish that I possessed the ab...
Armed Anseriformes Blow Away Our Duck Game Review
Grab any weapon you can because you’re going to need it. Lasers, Swords, or Saxophones will do. A band of pixel powered ducks has landed and they are about to bring an anarchic mix of fried foul and c...
Masquerada Switch Review – Come Slog With Me
I enjoy reading slow, dragging fiction. I really do. I love a methodical, in-depth look at a created world. Uncovering characters and motivations and rich histories over the course of hundreds of pa...
Shakedown Hawaii Review – Nintendo Switch
The rise of the videogame auteur is something to behold. There are high profile names like Hideo Kojima, but few games have the distinction of being made almost entirely by one person. To wit, only tw...
Shadowgate For Nintendo Switch – Still Sends Puzzle Chills Down Your Spine
Back in the mid-80s, the real first video game system for a lot of people was Nintendo’s 8-bit NES. If you fancied yourself as an adventure gamer in those days, not that many “gamer genres...