When it comes to point-and-click games on the Switch, it’s hard to avoid Daedalic Entertainment. Whether it’s mature titles like Memoria or the satire of the fantastic Deponia series, the German p... Read More »
The World of Warcraft MMO experience has been closing in on its 20th anniversary. Sure, it’s still three years from now, but Blizzard is clearly not throwing in the towel just yet. The world of ... Read More »
Point and click games, a staple of the gaming genre, have been exploring alternative forms of art in gaming for a long time. They are not so much about explosive action or realistic scenarios; they ar... Read More »
The Colonists is a cute little game that started out on PC in 2018. This year, after many updates and tweaks, the devs decided to conquer new terrain much like the adorable robots of the game itself d... Read More »
While here in Belgium the series may not be extremely popular (yet), The Last Kids on Earth is a fairly new animated Netflix series about a bunch of kids trying to survive, which is in turn based on a... Read More »
After the success of their previous game Luckslinger, Duckbridge spent some time looking for a fresh concept to tackle. This is where the idea of making a top-down action-adventure game that doubles a... Read More »
We quite like the occasional retro-inspired title, especially ones that try to emulate the experience of older games, albeit with their own twists and new mechanics embedded into the core gameplay loo... Read More »
Play your familiar retro arcade shooter but with a modern twist! Going from old school to new school, Flowing Lights also brings in puzzle elements to the game. With all these things combined, they ar... Read More »
South Korean developer Devespresso Games, whose tagline is “Seoul is our playground. Espresso is our creative fuel” brings us Scarlet Hood and the Wicked Wood. Their fourth release backed ... Read More »
There is a wide range of point-and-click adventure games on the Switch, so Imaginarylab’s Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town certainly has got its work cut out for it if it aims for a must-have... Read More »