Trevor Gould
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Fitness Boxing 2: Rhythm & Exercise is a sequel to the surprise million-seller, Fitness Boxing. If you have the original, you can transfer your profile and
There's more beneath the surface with The Alto Collection, a compilation of two eye-catching mobile titles brought over to the Nintendo Switch. "Across the e
An awfully short adventure title, REPLICA tries to promote replay through its various endings. But after a few, I had seen enough to be satisfied. The game is m
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity caught many by surprise when first revealed, but how does the finished product stack up? Pretty good, so long as you can answer
Pure Pool
Pure Pool is an addictive billiards simulation. It's a good game, but a few unfortunate glitches and quirks hold it back a bit. Fans of cue sports will still en
Just Dance 2021 is the latest installment in the popular rhythm game series, and the fifth version is a row that I'm reviewing. With musical tastes being so sub
Hunting Simulator 2 brings a return to hunting action first seen over two years ago. As someone who missed the original release, I'm approaching this sequel alm
Based on the classic novel, Agatha Christie - The ABC Murders is a unique graphic adventure. You take control of Detective Hercule Poirot (usually from a third-
No Straight Roads is a musical action-adventure game that has you going up against an Electronic Dance empire. Can the NSR (that governs vinyl city) have their
Bounty Battle
Bounty Battle seemed a promising fighter, taking many familiar (and less known) indies and sticking them in a Smash Bros. style game. But, it comes up well shor
MO:Astray
For a game that I had few expectations for, MO: Astray has been a pleasant surprise. Don't let the screenshots fool you. It may look like an indie attempt at Me
An adventure in the mold of Zelda II: The Adventure of Link, Phoenotopia: Awakening emulates what made the title work while jettisoning some of its missteps. Un
