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Poison Control (Switch) Review

There are a lot of things in Poison Control that feel familiar. The turf war elements remind me of Splatoon. The third-person Action-RPG elements feel like a number of AAA games. The clean-up aspect even has hints of Super Mario Sunshine. All these details…

RWBY: Grimm Eclipse – Definitive Edition (Switch) Review

I will admit that I have fallen behind on my viewing of RWBY. I love the premise, I love the world, the colorful animation, and the characters. So, when RWBY: Grimm Eclipse came on Switch, it reminded me that I had neglected…

Trails of Cold Steel IV (Switch) Review

Anyone that’s been paying attention to Phenixx Gaming is well aware that we’re no strangers to Nihon Falcom or the Legend of Heroes franchise. We’re big fans of the Trails of Cold Steel games in the Legend of Heroes series as well.…

Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town (Switch) Review

When I first began gaming on PC, way back when I was 9 or 10, it was Simulation games I enjoyed most. Over the years I have built cities, run restaurants and airports, been a maid, a nanny, and so much more…

Aerial Knight’s Never Yield Switch Review

Part of my job here at Phenixx Gaming, as I see it, is stepping outside of my comfort zone and bringing games to the attention of people who might overlook them. As a result of that, I’m not very experienced in games…

Atelier Mysterious Trilogy Deluxe Pack (Switch) Review

We’re no stranger to the Atelier series here at Phenixx Gaming. Because of that, I’m usually keeping an eye on the latest developments for the series. Today we’re digging into what I think is yet another genius move by Koei Tecmo, the…

Before I Forget (Switch) Review

Alzheimer’s Disease is something that affects so many people in the world. Either you know someone who has experienced it, you have a family member that has experienced it, or you have seen a close friend watch their family grapple with it.…

BodyQuest (Switch) Review

Perhaps I just haven’t been paying attention because I don’t have kids of my own, but it feels like educational games haven’t been releasing as frequently as they used to. When I was a kid there were all sorts of educational games.…

Buildings Have Feelings Too! (Switch) Review

The phrase “If these walls could talk” wasn’t ever really meant to be taken literally. However, I think every single one of us has wondered at one point or another what old historical buildings would say. Buildings like Big Ben or the…

Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time (Switch) Review

Have we been here before? No, you haven’t gone back in time, this is a brand new review of Crash Bandicoot 4. This time we’re tackling the Switch version because with a game like Crash Bandicoot, designed for the PlayStation, I was…