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Big Hops (Nintendo Switch) Review

Developer Luckshot Games caught my attention with the release of 2018’s Sausage Sports Club. The physics-centric game did something that many others that attempt to hone in on this mechanic do not. Rather than allow the physics-based engine to run rampant, there was…

Synth Riders (Nintendo Switch) Review

Many VR experiences use the peripheral to create a unique experience that players can’t get anywhere else. Sometimes, we’ve seen traditional games make the jump to VR and not necessarily translate as well as we’d hope. The inverse, a VR game becoming…

Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion (Switch 2) Review

In 2019, Daemon X Machina released on Nintendo Switch to fairly positive reviews, only to improve over time with post-launch content and updates. Any developer that hits and misses elements of their first entry in a series can only hope to get another shot…

Just Dance 2026 (Nintendo Switch) Review

The Just Dance series has been a staple in my household for nearly 15 years! Ever since my sister and I had a Wii, we have been dancing to hit songs through the medium of Just Dance. Even in college, my friends…

Octopath Traveler 0 (Nintendo Switch 2) Review

The Octopath Traveler games, along with the Bravely Default games, have a unique vibe that separates them from the Final Fantasy series. Octopath Traveler, as a series, has always offered the freedom of developing characters and parties that shift the gameplay into…

Demonschool (Nintendo Switch) Review

As someone who was drawn to the trailer for Demonschool by the promise of a tactics RPG that certainly seemed heavily inspired by Persona, I can’t help but feel misled. Luckily, there’s not a single part of me that feels like I was cheated…

Dragon Quest I and II HD-2D Remake (Switch 2) Review

I absolutely love the Dragon Quest franchise. I have as much history with it as I do the Final Fantasy series. So, when I heard that Square Enix was following up the release of the Dragon Quest III remake with the first…

Two Point Museum (Nintendo Switch 2) Review

Two Point Museum was one of my gaming highlights earlier this year upon its initial release. Since then, I’ve revisited the game in spurts and sessions when I was feeling that itch for the unique and zany world of Two Point games. Now, the…

Little Nightmares 3 (Nintendo Switch 2) Review

The Little Nightmares franchise is not necessarily a genre-defining, all-time triumph in either platformers or horror games. That said, the desire for a third game in the series was strong enough that, despite the original developers wanting to move on to new things,…

Snoopy & The Great Mystery Club (Nintendo Switch) Review

Snoopy & The Great Mystery Club has something going for it that almost every other game does not. Snoopy is in it. The pop culture icon has seen a resurgence with Gen-Z, including collaborations with The Red Cross for blood drive merch, a…