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Goosebumps Dead Of Night Switch Review
Being the parent of millennials, a few being “reluctant readers”, the Scholastic Kids’ Goosebumps series of books were common around my house. The popular book series is a series of ...
Edna & Harvey: The Breakout – Anniversary Edition Switch Review
Back in 1992 or so, I bought my first PC to play a game called Wolfenstein 3D, by a little known game company called iD Software. That spiralled me into cutting my “gaming chops” on the PC...
Story Of Seasons: Friends Of Mineral Town Switch Review
I’ve had a quirky relationship with the game series, Story Of Seasons, in general. An inner conflict started last year with me reviewing Doraemon: Story Of Seasons and now continues into 2020. ...
Demon’s Rise: War for the Deep for Nintendo Switch
Gather ‘round, kiddos. It’s time to tell you the story of the great game that Demon’s Rise: War for the Deep could have been. It’s a sad tale, to be sure, but one that covers aesthetics, mechanics, ...
Brigandine: The Legend of Runersia Switch Review
I was lucky to get a chance to review Brigandine: The Legend of Runersia. I was a fan of the original Brigandine on the Playstation. At the time, I was very much a fan of strategy games on the conso...
Potata: Fairy Flower Nintendo Switch Review
Platformer games are typically not my personal forte. I’m not terrible at them, I’m just not great. I also suffer from “having” to collect everything on-screen; coins, gems wha...
Do Not Feed the Monkeys Switch Review
I honestly didn’t even know what to expect with Do Not Feed the Monkeys, especially since I found it for the Switch. My first thought was that it was a children’s game of some sort, and – you know – ...
Robot Squad Simulator Switch Review – Bad Droids, Bad Droids
Being a technology “geek” and Star Wars fan to boot, I was very compelled to try the latest Bit Golem Games‘ endeavor ported to the Nintendo Switch. Originally, released on Steam PC ...
Fledgling Heroes Switch Review – Mario Has Gone To The Birds!
Side-scrolling platformers are typically not my first video game of choice. Part of this is probably due to the fact that I’m no longer a spring chicken (pun intended). Something in the preview ...