Nintendo Switch Reviews

I am always intrigued by how developers can take ideas and mechanics from a variety of games, and meld them together into something new and different. Severed, from Drinkbox Studios, is one such game, where...

Released in 1991, Street Fighter II became the king of fighters and in many ways, opened up the genre for the likes of other fighters such as Mortal Kombat, Tekken, The King of Fighters and...

Tumbleseed features a beautiful art style, crisp sound effects, and an altogether refreshing premise that can really help cleanse your palate in between re-releases and massive AAA releases. It feels smaller because of its objectives...

Party games have a very interesting line to ride. They need to be fun. They need to make everyone comfortable. And they need everyone to be equally engaged in the setting, whether it's two people...

In 1989, Westone Bit Entertainment released Wonder Boy III: The Dragon’s Trap to the Master System. I never owned a Master System. In fact, when this game was originally released, I wasn’t even alive yet. That...

Mr. Shifty is a nice combination of speed and timing with some select traces of stealth stirred in for good measure. It's a simple premise without too much being loaded on in terms of story....

Despite needless repetition and poor camera control, Snake Pass consistently pulled me back in to play more. Its addicting gameplay is coupled by charming visuals and a soundtrack composed by the legendary David Wise; creating...

Has-Been Heroes combined action, strategy, and turn-based elements with the fresh but at times unforgiving nature of the roguelike genre. You'll control three characters at a time that will utilize three different combat lanes to...

Blaster Master Zero is a remake and reimagining of the classic NES game Blaster Master, which was incredibly popular in North America specifically. There were a few sequels released on the Game Boy, Sega Genesis, and...

Snipperclips: Cut it Out Together! is a very different kind of game. It received very polarizing reactions from the gaming community when it was first revealed but many in the industry thought it had promise...

Human Resource Machine takes assembly language and tosses it into a video game, making it as fun as it can possibly be while also throwing some challenge at players to give them some satisfaction as...

World of Goo is a different kind of puzzle game and one that went on to win many awards back when it originally released in 2008. It was originally only released on PC and Nintendo...

Little Inferno is unique in both its premise and its gameplay. In fact on the surface, it doesn't even sound like that much of a video game. It sounds like it's a simulator for burning...

Fast RMX is one of a handful of games that helped round out the Nintendo Switch's launch lineup. It's the Switch version of Fast Racing Neo, which was released on the Wii U in December 2015....

The Binding of Issac has quite a long history that dates all the way back to 2011 when Edmund McMillen decided to create something inspired by The Legend of Zelda and his mixed experiences with religion...

When 1-2 Switch was first announced I couldn't help but remain optimistic. There have been so many times when Nintendo has showed something off where we didn't comprehend the appeal or reason and then at launch...

The Bomberman franchise has been around for over thirty years and its legacy is mostly bright and positive. The series has always had a way of bringing everyone together for chaos, laughter, and the pure idea...