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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…

Sam and Max: Beyond Time and Space (Switch) Review

Last year, I really enjoyed my time with Sam & Max Save the World when it was released on Nintendo Switch. I had missed the Sam & Max games the first time around, so playing through the first “Season” of sorts, was…

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…