Langrisser I & II Review (Switch)
Elias dons the role of tactician once more, but does she find these remakes of classic titles to be an uphill battle?
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Darksiders Genesis Review (Switch)
Though it may be considered a series spin-off, Darksiders Genesis is one hell of a prequel.
UnderHero Review (Switch)
Twisting turn-based combat and the adventurous staples of the genre, UnderHero proves to be refreshing in a fashion similar to a certain pulpy plumber.
Rune Factory 4 Special Review (Switch)
Rune Factory 4 Special will have you praising its variety of content and consistent rewards, but also cursing some of its more finicky components.
Knightin’+ Review (Switch)
In a world where Zelda is king, indie titles take on the top-down formula in order to serve as effective- if not short lived- knights of the genre.
Aviary Attorney Review (Switch)
This game is full of aesthetic charms and solid visual novel gameplay, but are there any elements throughout that will have you flipping the bird?
Spaceland Review (Switch)
Stranded on a distant, icy planet, can Evan find the warmth in his heart to melt away the frosty shortcomings of Spaceland? Okay, enough cold puns.
Ember Review (Switch)
An enjoyable experience in general, but it also has a significant flaw.
Last Encounter Review (Switch)
You like shooting things? How about shooting things with friends? How about resurrecting into human dolls after death? Then play Last Encounter!
Goblin Sword Review (Switch)
While not mind-blowing in any way, Goblin Sword is as good as a budget-tiered Metroidvania can get – with the added appeal of light RPG elements.
Skellboy Review (Switch)
Rich unearths the good, bad, and unstable in this Skellboy review. Should you pick this title up immediately, or hold off on patches?
ToeJam & Earl: Back in the Groove! Review (Switch)
Toejam & Earl: Back in the Groove has reminded me, once again, to be weary of random presents, and that many of us looked (and acted like) goobers towards the end of the millennium.