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Atelier Lulua: The Scion of Arland (Switch) Review

In my experience, children either follow in their parent’s footsteps or go completely in the opposite direction. This makes being the child of a celebrity or “guru” of some sort difficult. This is certainly true for Elmerulia (Lulua) Frixell, daughter of Rorona…

Lucah: Born of a Dream (Switch) Review

Lucah: Born of a Dream is a game I played last year for my personal site and it was one of my favorite games of 2018. Now, I return to the game to take a look at its’ Nintendo Switch port that…

Super Mario Maker 2 Review

Sequels are sometimes too tough to make, especially when the first game was such a smash hit. Luckily for Nintendo, the Wii U was grossly underplayed and now, Super Mario Maker 2 feels fresh to a lot of people who missed the…

My Friend Pedro (Switch) Review

Since My Friend Pedro was announced at E3 2018, I found myself curious and enamored by the ridiculous premise. Devolver Digital has a way of picking unique and sometimes strange games to publish, so this seemed perfect for their brand. My instinct…

Skyrim (Switch) Review

On the massive eShop sale that coincided with E3, I picked up a few games. One of which was Skyrim, the living meme of what was once an incredibly impressive Xbox 360/PS3 era title. It’s been ported so many times now, that people…

Lapis X Labyrinth (Switch) Review

As an RPG fan, NIS America has been one of my go-to developers for a while. Sure, some of their titles aren’t great, but on the whole, they tend to have a solid library. The great thing about them is that they…

For the King (Switch) Review

Back in 2015, developer IronOak Games kickstarted a little project called For the King. After said success, they went on to launch a two-year Early Access campaign, which led to a full release on Steam back in April of 2018. Now, over…

She Remembered Caterpillars (Switch) Review

I am awful at puzzle games and even worse with color theory, so combine these two together and She Remembered Caterpillars is what you get. Normally, this would definitely be a game I avoided at all costs but this one is different.…

Our World is Ended (Switch) Review

Visual novels are a fun, interactive way to play games that don’t actually need playing. It’s a medium I quite enjoy, and with a few looks at Our World is Ended, I thought I’d find an interesting, futuristic story and journey. Instead, typical anime…

Table Top Racing: World Tour (Switch) Review

The Nitro Edition of Table Top Racing: World Tour comes with the three-year-old game’s DLC, plus the action and mini mayhem of the original title. Ports have been some of the most impressive games on the Switch, so does Table Top Racing: World…