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Demon Turf Neon Splash (Switch) Review

I love Demon Turf. Fabraz’s take on a mascot platformer was so much fun and hit all the right notes for me. So, I was exceptionally surprised when they decided to surprise-launch the sequel with the help of Playtonic Friends. Demon Turf…

Nobody Saves the World (Switch) Review

I love Drinkbox Studios and their games. The Guacamelee games are so irreverent and have a unique aesthetic. This hasn’t changed with Nobody Saves the World. In fact, I would dare say that this is easily Drinkbox Studios’ best game yet. Many…

Immortals Fenyx Rising (Switch) Review

Ubisoft’s open-world games usually aren’t terrible. They often have some flaws here or there, but they can usually be depended on for a bit of fun. Immortals Fenyx Rising has some good ideas on paper, and when it came out, I was…

A Memoir Blue (Switch) Review

In recent years, I have followed Annapurna Interactive’s work pretty closely. I enjoy a good narrative experience as much as the next person, and Annapurna Interactive has worked with some great developers. They tend to focus on stories that may hit a…

Kirby and the Forgotten Land (Switch) Review

I haven’t played a lot of the Kirby games in my time, mostly some older ones like Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards or the game that started it all, Kirby’s Dreamland. However, when Kirby and the Forgotten Land was announced in September…

Revita (Switch) Review

I love a good Roguelike, but it isn’t a shock to say that the market is a little over-saturated. Because of that, I’m always on the lookout for Roguelike games that stand out. Developer BenStar’s Revita stood out to me for various…

Hack GU Last Recode (Switch) Review

The Hack franchise (stylized as .hack) has been around since the PS2 era. It was the first game franchise that I know of to tackle the idea of an MMO that affects the real world. I originally played .Hack//G.U. Last Recode (henceforth…

Dark Deity (Switch) Review

My formative years were full of games from a variety of franchises. However, I remember very fondly spending time sitting down to play the GBA, DS, and 3DS games in the Fire Emblem franchise. Truth be told, when I saw the first…

Young Souls (Switch) Review

There are some games that try to mash the best parts of other genres together. Sometimes they succeed and sometimes they don’t. Young Souls succeeds in some areas but fails in others. It has some great ideas, but also some frustrating elements.…

The Cruel King and the Great Hero (Switch) Review

I’ve been a fan of NIS America’s work for a very long time. Most people know them for their large tactical RPGs, games like the Disgaea franchise, or things such as Phantom Brave. However, every so often NIS America (or rather, Nippon…

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Category: Nintendo Switch Reviews

Demon Turf Neon Splash (Switch) Review

Nobody Saves the World (Switch) Review

Immortals Fenyx Rising (Switch) Review

A Memoir Blue (Switch) Review

Kirby and the Forgotten Land (Switch) Review

Revita (Switch) Review

Hack GU Last Recode (Switch) Review

Dark Deity (Switch) Review

Young Souls (Switch) Review

The Cruel King and the Great Hero (Switch) Review