Sunless Sea: Zubmariner Edition Review (Switch)
This complex, exploration-focused title will more often than not evoke dread, but maybe that’s the point?
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Hotel Sowls Review (Switch)
Does this grainy, abstract adventure title offer something different from its point-and-click brethren, or does it embrace dusty old traditions?
Tower of Time Review
Looking for a blend of real-time tactics, time manipulation, and walls of text? Tower of Time might be the game for you.
Monster Prom XXL Review (Switch)
Figuring out your prom plans can be stressful, but this zany dating sim can prepare you for the most monstrous developments.
Depth of Extinction Review (Switch)
You’ll have fun plumbing the depths with this squad-based strategy title, until you realize the variety is a bit shallow.
Bug Fables: The Everlasting Sapling Review (Switch)
Catharsis is being able to play a faithful follow-up to a game released sixteen years ago. But is Bug Fables better than the RPGs that precede it…?
MazM: Jekyll and Hyde Review (Switch)
MazM: Jekyll and Hyde is an interesting story that suffers from the predictability brought about by its fame, as well as from being light on actual gameplay.
Void Bastards Review (Switch)
A grungier space-faring adventure makes its way to the Switch, but is it a roguelike in a revolutionary strategy shooter’s clothing?
Ciel Fledge: A Daughter Raising Simulator Review (Switch)
In this review, we cover Ciel Fledge – a unique RPG about raising an adopted daughter in a future world that still has hope.
Legends of Amberland: The Forgotten Crown Review (Switch)
Though its presentation might not blow your socks off, there’s something simple and charming about this old-school, first-person RPG.
Dead or School Review (Switch)
Does this paradoxical, naive-yet-suggestive Metroidvania stick the landing as a potential best indie of early 2020?
Operencia: The Stolen Sun Review (Switch)
Is Operencia the shining standard for first-person dungeon crawlers, or will some of its design choices leave you in the dark?