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ACORN Tactics Review
Tactical and strategy games come few and far between, and even more so on the Nintendo Switch. Established franchises such as the X-COM and Sid Meier’s series have yet to make the move to Nintendo’s h...
Subsurface Circular Review
We have come a long way in how we imagine and even understand robotics. We have sent them to the moon and to Mars, but we have arenas dedicated to robot death-matches. We have robots that aid in surge...
Our Injustice 2 PC Edition Review
My jaunt into the DC Comics Universe didn’t begin with the Injustice series, but Injustice: Gods Among Us was a fantastic 2.5 Dimension Fighter that immediately caught my attention when it released. ...
The Surge: A Walk in the Park DLC Review
In May of this year Deck13 (the same devs that brought you Lords of the Fallen) released The Surge. It was a Souls-Like game set in a future time with Exoskeleton armor, drones, various melee weapons ...
The End is Nigh Review
The End is Nigh came out in July on Steam, but it’s the Switch version I’ve been waiting for, personally. From the same mind that brought us Super Meat Boy, Edmund McMillen and Tyler Glaie...
Animal Crossing Pocket Camp Review
It’s been nine days since it launched and if you have a phone, social media or enjoy convenient cute pixels SURELY you have heard of Animal Crossing – Pocket Camp, the fourth installment of Ani...
Lumo Review
Lumo is an isometric puzzle game aiming to emulate retro puzzle games of the past. While it had released in mid-2016 on PC, a recent port to the Nintendo Switch allows players to solve puzzles while ...
Cat Quest Review
Cat Quest is an open world RPG that’s filled with more cat puns than an episode of ALF. It’s adorably drawn, effortlessly cute, and it’s been a fan favorite on Steam and mobile for a...
Gear.Club Unlimited Review
The Nintendo Switch has so far been a tremendous success this year, racking up more record-breaking sales for Nintendo than some thought possible. With stellar first-party hits launching left and righ...