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There are probably going to be a lot of comparisons between Animal Crossing and Disney Dreamlight Valley. And it’s not wrong, as there are a lot of similariti
I’ll be honest; I’m a really big fan of gaming collections. Over the last few years, we’ve seen everything from Street Fighter to MegaMan to Castlevania c
What if the post-apocalypse was fun? Not the apocalypse itself, mind you, but a period after, when the survivors emerged and things were mostly OK? That's the case with the city-building sim Before We Leave...until game-breaking bugs spoil the good times.Read More
River City Saga: Three Kingdoms is a side-scrolling beat ‘em up set in ancient China. It’s a throwback to the classic beat ‘em ups of yesteryear, featurin
PAC-MAN WORLD Re-PAC brings its own brand of old-school 3D platforming to the Nintendo Switch. It's time to adventure like it's 1999. To start this review, I
The Mario Strikers games hold a lot of great memories for me. I played these games quite a bit through college and they were a blast! I spent a bit more time wi
Tinykin is a puzzle platformer developed by Splashteam and published by tinyBuild Games. This game is about utilizing what each area gives you as you explore Ea
Fans of any of the series know what to expect from Xenoblade Chronicles 3, and this latest (and last?) entry delivers on all counts. But is it better than the others? That depends upon your preferences.Read More
With a fun charm, Two-Point Campus combines a business management sim with a laidback comedic vibe that really makes the game enjoyable. You may find yourself playing it for hours at a time.Read More
If you've ever wanted to play Pokémon, without actually playing Pokémon, now's your chance! Coromon is the newest entry in the "pocket monsters" genre. While
Finally, we got to talk about a game where you’re a space-faring dragonfly creature that shoots energy bullets and eats obstacles. What else could it be but Yars' Revenge, reborn as Yars: Recharged?Read More
If there’s one thing I’ve always appreciated about the Kirby series it’s that it has never been afraid of trying new things. Maybe this game is a fighting
