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Call of Cthulhu Switch Review
When an opportunity arose for a chance to take a crack at a contemporary vision of Lovecraft’s work in video game form, I had to go for it. I’ve been a longtime fan of the mythos, which is both a ble...
Darksiders II Deathinitive Edition Nintendo Switch – Apocalyptic Fun
I’ve always been enthralled by mythology. I’m into Roman, Greek and Norse to name a few. Given that I’ve always been drawn to the Darksiders game franchise but never got a chance to ...
Planescape: Torment & Icewind Dale: Enhanced Editions Nintendo Switch Review – Welcome Home!
When the announcement came out that Baldur’s Gate 1 & 2, Planescape: Torment, Icewind Dale and Neverwinter Nights were coming to console, specifically Nintendo Switch, I was ecstatic with gl...
The Tiny Bang Story Switch Review – Frustrating Things Come In Tiny Packages
Every kid, and adult for that matter, hate going to the dentist. Growing up I remember one of my favorite things about going to my dentist is he always had current issues of Highlights magazine (for k...
Dragon Quest I, II, and III Review for Switch
Dragon Quest is a classic JRPG from the nascent stages of video game development. It introduced elements of combat and progression that can still be seen today, let alone its catchy tunes and classic...
Burn Bright in Candleman for Nintendo Switch
Every now and then, a game comes along that, while unassuming, speaks in parables; they tell stories rich with a purpose thought common in their delivery, perhaps even more so than the storyteller int...
Sniper Elite III: Ultimate Edition Review
You peek from behind a boulder, pull your rifle out and aim at the nearest cliff. While aiming through the scope you take a deep breath and exhale slowly before you gently squeeze the trigger. The rif...
Puzzle Quest: The Legend Returns Switch Review – A “Match” Made In Heaven
It would be hard to imagine that most gamers haven’t tried, or simply heard about, any “match 3” tile games in their lifetime. One of the first to arrive on the scene that mixed tile...
Amnesia: Collection Review for the Nintendo Switch
A good horror game is rare especially one that will on occasion make you wonder if you need to check your shorts. Frictional Games Amnesia: The Dark Descent is one of those rare games indeed. Througho...