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Rise of the Third Power (Switch) Review

Occasionally I find myself running into games that look like they’re a generic copy and paste of an idea, only to discover that there are some cool ideas inside. It’s like a surprise box that looks like a trash can on the…

Monark (Switch) Review

The development studio known as FuRyu Corporation is responsible for some very solid experiences. The Caligula Effect and its sequel both came from this studio, and now it seems they are adding to their prestigious line of RPGs. Monark is their latest…

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…