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Demon Slayer – The Hinokami Chronicles (Switch) Review

Full disclosure, I’ve never watched a single episode of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba. However, I was immediately interested when I saw the trailer for Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba – The Hinokami Chronicles. So, when it was released on Nintendo Switch,…

Mini Motorways (Switch) Review

I love a good puzzle game, something relaxing and easy to just dip into when I need to kill time. Games like Dorfromantik and Islanders scratch that itch pretty well. Mini Motorways requires a little more thought, but it still scratches that…

Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga (Switch) Review

The Lego games have always been a total favorite of mine. The puzzles, the fun references, and the ability to play as fan-favorite characters have all appealed to me over the years. I’ve played (I think) every single Lego licensed game from…

Kao the Kangaroo (Switch) Review

I love mascot platformers. I always have, especially games like Spyro the Dragon, Crash Bandicoot, and Donkey Kong 64. I played a fair bit of the Kao the Kangaroo franchise back in the day too, along with its lesser-known cousin Ty the…

Card Shark (Switch) Review

Back in February, you may recall that another Steam Next Fest was held on Valve’s venerable digital distribution platform. During that event, among all the various game demos I downloaded, one demo stood out to me. You might also be aware that…

Prinny Presents: NIS Classics Vol 2 (Switch) Review

I mentioned back when Volume 1 of the Prinny Presents: NIS Classics set was released, that I thought this was a genius idea. What better way to preserve your games for future generations and get people talking than to re-release them with…

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…