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Katana Zero Review (Switch)

What’s there to say about Katana Zero that hundreds of thousands haven’t said already? That’s right, the sales numbers for this 2D indie platformer have hit over 100,000 copies sold. That’s impressive, considering the game’s approach to time-bending combat and serious subject matters.…

Nelke and the Legendary Alchemists (Switch) Review

The Atelier series has been a personal favorite of mine for many years now. Since I played the first game in the franchise to release in North America (Atelier Iris) back on the PlayStation 2, it has made itself known as a…

The Caligula Effect: Overdose (Switch) Review

Sometimes an idea that looks good on paper can be abused and turned into something horrible. This theme has been portrayed in all sorts of media such as films, TV shows, and even video games. The Caligula Effect: Overdose is an enhanced…

Windscape (Switch) Review

Action RPGs are a bit hit or miss for me. It seems like they are either overly complicated or simply redundant and unimaginative. However, as a huge Zelda fan, I just couldn’t resist giving Windscape a spin. Created by Magic Sandbox, it…

Sushi Time! (Switch) Review

A common misconception is that gamers fall into 2 categories: Casual Gamers and Hardcore Gamers. The truth is that many Hardcore Gamers play casual games as well. I mean, sometimes you just want mindless fun or less complicated mechanics. Sushi Time! from…

Dusty Raging Fist Switch Review

One of the most common bits of praise I hear about the Switch on almost a daily basis, centers around how portable the console is. The second most common bit of praise is how easy the Switch makes couch co-op and multiplayer.…

Final Fantasy IX (Switch) Review

I have been a Final Fantasy fan for pretty much my entire life. I remember watching my mom (Phenixx Gaming’s Managing Editor in fact) playing Final Fantasy VII at a very young age. One of my favorite entries in the franchise though…

ToeJam & Earl Back in the Groove (Switch) Review

The ToeJam & Earl franchise has been around since 1991 and has attained a cult following over the years. Since 2002’s release of ToeJam & Earl III: Mission to Earth, however, the series has largely been dormant due to the game’s lackluster…

Treasure Stack Review

The Puzzle genre of gaming has recently seen an influx of new crossover ideas. Tetris 99 brought battle royale into the puzzle gaming space, and other games are trying to blend other genres with puzzle mechanics. Treasure Stack is a brand new…