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Fate/Samurai Remnant (Nintendo Switch) Review

It doesn’t take much to get me to try a video game. If it looks even slightly pleasing to the eye, I’ll give it a shot. Develop enough games up my alley and I’ll try things blindly. Having not experienced much of the…

NASCAR Arcade Rush (Switch) Review

Have you ever heard the saying “A mile wide and an inch deep?” While this saying is typically used for stupid people, I believe that an alternate version of this can be used to describe NASCAR Arcade Rush; an inch wide and…

The Legend of Nayuta: Boundless Trails (Switch) Review

One of my favorite RPG franchises that seemingly gets no attention is the Trails franchise. It just might be Nihon Falcom’s crown jewel, besides the Ys series of course. The Legend of Nayuta: Boundless Trails is an interesting middle ground between the…

Silent Hope (Switch) Review

The roguelike craze is far from over. In fact, we’re going to see a lot more of them in the coming years. Some stand out like Hades, and others end up falling out of the news cycle as soon as they enter…

Rhapsody: Marl Kingdom Chronicles (Switch) Review

In 2000, the original Rhapsody game was translated into English and offered to Western audiences. Many might have thought that there was only one game in the series, but in reality, two other titles simply did not receive translations. In a new package…

Gunbrella (Nintendo Switch) Review

Is there a more consistent badge of quality than seeing the name Devolver Digital attached to a game? I’d argue no. The publishing studio knocks it out of the park consistently with titles that (as much as I hate to admit it)…

The Shape of Things (Switch) Review

After a long day, sometimes I don’t want to play anything that requires a lot of action. Sometimes I want to relax and enjoy something a little more casual. I often lean toward puzzle games for this, but there are a variety…

Pikmin 1+2 (Switch) Review

I’ve been a fan of the Pikmin series since the original game came out on the Gamecube back in 2001. I have played every game released in the franchise since then, other than the latest game, Pikmin 4. As such, when it…

Lisa: Definitive Edition (Switch) Review

When you play games long enough (especially reviewing them) there are a few cult classic, highly acclaimed games that slip through the cracks. These are games that you’ve been told are good, games you’ve been recommended numerous times, but they’ve just never…

Stray Gods (Switch) Review

I have always complained that Visual Novels are inherently inaccessible because they often lack accessibility for the visually impaired. However, what happens when a game surpasses those issues, telling a strong narrative with powerful music and fantastic acting? Well, you get Stray…