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Death’s Door is an action-adventure game developed by Acid Nerve and published by Devolver Digital. It was initially released in July 2021 for PC and Xbox, bu
I love a good LEGO game, from Harry Potter to Indiana Jones and everything in between. Whether it’s the tongue-in-cheek humor, my absolute obsession with stud
When I first heard that World War Z was coming to Nintendo Switch, my first response was, how? World War Z's key selling feature is the sheer amount of zombies
The Suicide of Rachel Foster hits heavy from the beginning. It opens by cutting between your mother’s funeral and you reading the last letter she ever wrote f
Blue Reflection: Second Light isn't your typical JRPG with mech or mystical militaries fighting against rogue gods. It's the story of a group of young women learning about who they are and how they fit into a world they don't understand. And I'm not ashamed to say I have more...
I didn't grow up playing Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, or KOTOR for short, but I played it for the first time about five years ago on a friend's PlayS
Panorama Cotton—originally released in 1994 for the Sega Mega Drive—changes up the series' side-scrolling shmup gameplay by giving us a 3D view of the action, but it's not necessarily a change for the best.Read More
Mario Party Superstars is the second entry on the Nintendo Switch, one that proudly proclaims, "The Mario Party series is back with 5 classic boards". Since I f
I'm a pretty big fan of speed-based games. It makes sense since I was a Genesis kid, with classic Sonic being among my favorites. Aeon Drive works to be a speed
Seeing the Crysis Remastered Trilogy on Nintendo Switch is equal parts amazing and mind-blowing rolled into one. Originally released as three games over six yea
Knockout Home Fitness invites you to" Kick your workout up a notch!" Amidst a growing library of Nintendo Switch exercise releases, is this one you'll want to b
It's not often that video game failures get a new lease on life, but that's exactly what's happened with Astria Ascending. It checks off the proper JRPG boxes while adding enough unique twists to satisfy fans of the genre, but is it compelling enough to attract other gamers?Read More
