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Mario vs. Donkey Kong Review

First released in 2004 for the Game Boy Advance, Mario vs. Donkey Kong took the Super Mario experience and expanded it to focus more on puzzles and less on platforming. Reintroducing Donkey Kong as a villain after many games focusing on Bowser helped spark a…

Harvestella (Switch) Review

From the time Harvestella was announced, I was excited for Square Enix’s answer to farming sims like Rune Factory and Story of Seasons. Square Enix could be considered the leading publisher and developer for RPGs and RPG-adjacent games, so seeing their spin…

The Smurfs 2: Prisoner of the Green Stone (Switch) Review

I am a huge fan of The Smurfs. Throughout most of my childhood, I enjoyed The Smurfs cartoons, and I am glad that Microids has taken to reviving the IP in game form over the past few years. The Smurfs 2: Prisoner…

Haunted House (Switch) Review

As many of you are probably already aware, I love a good Rogue-like. I also love a good chance to explore games for Halloween that aren’t outright Horror-focused. There are so few games in the spooky season lineup that aren’t jumpscare factories…

Agatha Christie: Murder on the Orient Express (Switch) Review

After reviewing The London Case a little while ago, I was very curious to see what Murder on the Orient Express had to offer. Upon investigating this new Agatha Christie release, I discovered that it wasn’t developed by Blazing Griffin. Instead, Microids…

Disgaea 7 (Switch) Review

For years I have enjoyed the Disgaea franchise. Unlike most franchises, the Disgaea franchise has consistently gotten better over time, aside from a few lulls in terms of characters or storyline. Disgaea 7: Vows of the Virtueless enhances gameplay and refreshes the…