Swords & Bones pays tributes to iconic titles like Zelda II and Ghosts ‘n Goblins, and though it certainly doesn’t over-deliver, it still manages to satisfy with its enjoyable gameplay design.

Queeny Army has an okay start, but it doesn’t exactly offer a long-lasting high-quality gameplay experience, and it wears out its welcome pretty quickly.

Timelie from Urnique Studio takes you on a challenging and rewarding ride without ever punishing you.

While The Gunk is far from perfect and struggles to remain interesting 100 percent of the time, it’s still a solid ride that should be well worth it for quite a few folks.

Loop Hero is as addictive as it is well-designed, and it’s a perfect fit on Nintendo Switch.

Okinawa Rush offers cool vintage style but suffers from mediocre beat ’em up action.

Treasures of the Aegean is definitely in line with the typical time loop tropes, but the way it flows thanks to its controls, parkour platforming, and map makes it super addictive and strangely relaxing.

Sometimes all you need is a quaint little game to pass an hour with. That’s exactly what Mastho Is Together accomplishes.

Weapon of Choice DX may not be the biggest, deepest game around, but it’s a lot of fun and comes with a low price point.

If you’re looking for something that favors tranquility over chaos, Hoa will give you exactly that.

Mortal Shell: The Virtuous Cycle takes the base game and gives it a roguelike twist. The result is a rewarding remix that’s super addictive and fun.

Trigger Witch doesn’t always succeed in delivering all of its ideas in the best ways possible, but there’s still some fun to be had here.

If you’re looking for the next wholesome game to spend an evening playing, look no further than Haven Park.

While we’ve seen this formula before, Eldest Souls is absolutely worthwhile thanks to its incredible combat mechanics and awesome presentation.

Reviewed on Switch It’s crazy how much of a difference nuanced gameplay mechanics can make. Guild of Darksteel from Igor Sandman may not appeal to everyone, but it’s still a genuinely awesome action-adventure game set in a dark fantasy world. Beyond that, though, it offers up one of the most satisfying combat systems seen in a game all year. Pixelated […]

Reviewed on Xbox One We’re currently experiencing a cyberpunk movement in gaming. A lot of developers are employing the genre’s visual, stylistic, and narrative themes in their games, and it’s resulted in quite a few interesting titles. From the controversial Cyberpunk 2077 to the story-based Cloudpunk. And there’s more on the way, with Aeon Drive set in a gritty, futuristic […]

Reviewed on PS4 One look at Metaloid: Origin and you’ll instantly be sent back to the glory days of the Sega Genesis. Quite frankly, Retro Revolution’s follow-up to Metagal very well could’ve been a Sega Genesis game back in the ‘90s. Though it initially arrived on Xbox One, Switch, and PC in 2019, the game just recently became available on […]

Reviewed on Switch Have you ever played a game for a specific reason, and then totally dug it for a bunch of different reasons? Maybe you thought the graphics were cool, but when you played it, you fell in love with the world. Perhaps you thought the concept was interesting, but you ended up enjoying the gameplay more than you […]

Reviewed on Switch When it comes to arena shooters, the amount of fun you have doing the same thing over and over — you know, killing a bunch of enemies, creatures, and monsters — is of paramount importance. Franchises like Doom and Serious Sam have succeeded for so long because they’re able to pull you in with their addictive, frenetic […]

Rebellion is quickly building a reputation for bringing high-quality ports to Nintendo Switch. Sniper Elite 4 brought some of the most polished and intense stealth action around to Nintendo’s platform last year, and now we have the supernatural action-adventure shooter, Strange Brigade. Though there’s nothing new here in terms of content, this is the same highly entertaining game now optimized […]