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The Park
The Park is a psychological horror title from the “walking simulator” genre. Originally released in 2015, this title was an experimental spin-off from Funco
The Just Dance series is celebrating 10 years, so think of this 2020 entry as an anniversary gift of sorts. How much of a present it actually is, likely depends
The RPG element has been overblown, but Ring Fit Adventure provides just enough incentive for you to get up and get a surprisingly effective workout. Even better? It does so without forcing you to listen to Billie Eilish, Pinkfong, Billy Ray Cyrus, et. al.Read More
New to the Nintendo Switch library is Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout. This is another title in a series of RPGs going all the way back to
Don't let the generic name fool you, New Super Lucky's Tale is a pretty fun 3D platformer. But it's also a pretty darn uneven one, mainly when it ditches its 3D and/or platforming elements.Read More
In the past, veteran heavy metal band Iron Maiden has released all manner of games, from pinball machines to their mobile game, Iron Maiden: Legacy of the Beast
I grew up playing a lot of Super Monkey Ball and its sequel on the GameCube. I have many memories of trying to beat Expert without using a continue, enjoying so
Get ready for some 3D action with Ice Age Scrat's Nutty Adventure on the Nintendo Switch. One of the best compliments I can pay to this game is that I was able
The good news with Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince is that the folks at Frozenbyte are masters of 2.5D puzzle-platforming gameplay. The possible bad news, however, is that there’s not a whole lot to separate Trine 4 from Trine 1 and 2. I say "possible" bad news because I understand...
Tangle Tower
Private Detective Grimoire and his snarky assistant Sally enter the mysterious Tangle Tower to investigate the crime scene of the murdered victim Freya Fellow.
Kine
As soon as I saw the pictures on the eShop I had a feeling I was going to like Kine. It had a nice stylistic look to it, and the gameplay reminded me of Bloxorz
Comedy is never easy, especially in games. It's incredibly subjective and everybody has a different sense of humour. As a platform, video games have often faile
