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Castle Morihisa (Switch) Review

Within the past few years, I have grown to have a fondness for Deck Builders. Games like Slay the Spire and (to a lesser extent) Guild of Dungeoneering have really enriched my gaming experience. So, when I saw Castle Morihisa being offered…

Pokémon Brilliant Diamond (Switch) Review

Well, folks, I’ve done it. I have officially abandoned my previous ways as a strict PC-only gamer and recently purchased a Nintendo Switch Lite. When I made that purchase, I knew that I wanted the remake of one of the fourth-generation Pokémon…

Dungeon Munchies (Switch) Review

We’re less than halfway through January and already I’m being surprised. I’ve been following Dungeon Munchies for a while since it popped up in Early Access. I was very excited when it was surprise-launched on Nintendo Switch since last I’d checked only…

Wytchwood (Switch) Review

I’ve been following Wytchwood’s development ever since I saw the trailer for the first time. I love dark-ish fantasy, and I love unique visual styles, witches, and imaginative gameplay. Wytchwood lives up to its premise, but it also has a few issues…

Date Night Bowling (Switch) Review

I love a good bit of bowling every now and again, but a lot of games get a little too technical with it. I also happen to love games that are a little quirky or different in practice. Date Night Bowling brings…

Beyond a Steel Sky (Switch) Review

I love a good mystery, and I love a good Point-and-Click adventure. Beyond a Steel Sky hits both of those boxes and scratches a really particular itch for me. It is more than just a story-driven mystery title, it has a unique…

Mario Golf: Super Rush (Switch) Review

Like many others, I was caught in a whirlwind of excitement this year as the launch of Mario Golf: Super Rush approached. I’ve never been into golf as a video game or the real thing for that matter, but I couldn’t help…

Epic Chef (Switch) Review

There are some games on the market that look objectively bad, but still wind up being oddly compelling and enjoyable. It is a strange phenomenon that doesn’t happen to me often, but sometimes when I take a gamble, I run into these…

Asterix & Obelix: Slap them All! (Switch) Review

Brawlers are a unique genre. There’s not much else that can feel as equally welcoming and unforgiving as them. It’s a type of game that benefits from pushing the envelope, taking a simple concept, and stretching just how far it can go.…

Mario Party Superstars (Switch) Review

Although 2020 wasn’t the best year to play Mario Party thanks to the rise of a global pandemic and such, 2021 is thankfully a better and safer year for many people to play it next to their friends and family. Released just…