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Swordship is touted as a “dodge-em-up”, which is like a shmup, only there are lots (and lots) of things you need to dodge. This time, everything is shooting at you, not the other way around. Shall we "dive" in?Read More
Romancing SaGa -Minstrel Song- Remastered provides JRPG fans yet another opportunity to learn from whence the genre came. I'm always wary of doing this, and Minstrel Song is a good example as to why.Read More
It Takes Two is a pretty well-known game by now. Since it's initial release, it has received tons of praise and various awards, including best multiplayer and g
Samurai Maiden
An action-adventure game featuring Nobunaga Oda? Go on. And sword-fighting skeletons? Go on! And a team of kunoichi who draw power by kissing each other? GO…kay.Read More
Every now and then, there’s a game that speaks to you. Once Upon a Jester is that game for me. The humor had me laughing out loud. I found myself humming alon
How many kart games does the Switch need? Well, the Smurfs have thrown their name in as a contender. And while it executes the kart mechanics fairly competently
Harvestella seeks to engage fans of both JRPGs and farming sims, but will the watered down approach turn away hardcore fans of either? All is revealed in our review, just one click away!Read More
Doraemon Story of Seasons: Friends of the Great Kingdom is a farming simulation game for the Nintendo Switch. It’s somehow both a spin-off and a sequel, bring
Dropsy
As far as clowns go, I'm not terrified of them, but they are a little creepy. The only clown I can think of that I've ever actually liked is Krusty the Clown fr
Sifu
Some follow power, some follow honor, and some pursue vengeance. In Sifu, the name of the game is revenge. In the grand Kung Fu theater tradition, the student thinks they have surpassed their master and wants to be the new Number One in town.Read More
A Little to the Left is a relaxing puzzle game in which you, well, solve puzzles. There is no story and no objective arc. What’s unique about this game are the puzzles you solve, which are centered around everyday objects.Read More
Ultra Kaiju Monster Rancher surprised me. Admittedly, I was intrigued by the trailer, which showed off a simulation game involving the rearing of giant monsters
