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6Souls (Switch) Review

Sometimes I catch myself looking at a game and expecting it to be better than what is advertised. It isn’t really a fault of the marketing department, sometimes I just see a concept and expect it to be really great, when it…

Agatha Christie Hercule Poirot: The First Case (Switch) Review

I love a good mystery game. Murder Mystery Machine, Agatha Christie: The ABC Murders, and plenty of other games have captured the good serotonin boost of solving a good whodunit recently. The successor to The ABC Murders, Agatha Christie Hercule Poirot: The…

Marsupilami Hoobadventure (Switch) Review

Of all the childhood properties that I expected to become a video game, Marsupilami isn’t one of them. Considering the Marsupilami TV series never caught on in the US, and I mostly watched the short-lived 1993 series in reruns, it isn’t exactly…

Death’s Door (Switch) Review

Every now and then a game will catch my attention that is, shall we say, a bit out of my comfort zone. Death’s Door fits this description due to the Souls-esque elements that it contains. However, Death’s Door does have a few…

Shin Megami Tensei V (Switch) Review

I’ve been following the Shin Megami Tensei series for years now. I played a few of the spinoff Devil Survivor games on 3DS and DS, and I’ve been a fan of the Persona spinoff series for over a decade. However, I hadn’t…

Where Cards Fall (Switch) – Review

Here’s a riddle for you: what’s harder than completing a puzzle? Making a good one. It’s a puzzle in itself to get these games right. You want the challenge, and even frustration, to feel justified. You want something that feels good to…

Tandem: A Tale of Shadows (Switch) Review

I enjoy a good puzzle game from time to time. There are plenty of games out there that use light and darkness to quality effect, such as the game Contrast. Tandem: A Tale of Shadows uses light and darkness effectively, but I…

Airborne Kingdom (Switch) Review

I’m always looking for unique takes on the City-Builder genre. Games that take the genre in a new direction usually are right up my alley. Airborne Kingdom takes what you know and love about City-Builders and brings it to the sky. Just…

The Lightbringer (Switch) Review

I’ve always been a fan of puzzle platformers that tell an interesting story. Sometimes, I don’t want to have to bother with intense narratives or fast-paced combat. There are times where I just want to sit back, relax, and solve some puzzles.…

Astria Ascending (Switch) Review

It is rare for me to play a JRPG and find myself ambivalent about it. I usually either really like a JRPG, or I find plenty of things wrong with it that leave me feeling unsatisfied. Astria Ascending is an RPG that…