It’s a great day for co-op party games it seems, as we are being treated with big hitters such as Team17’s Overcooked 1 and 2, Catastronauts, and even the somewhat milder Tools Up!. While these ga... Read More »
Indie studio MrCiastku and publisher Ultimate Games have teamed up again to bring a survival horror game to the Switch. This time, 2018’s Otherworldly gets the port treatment. Releasing a game like ... Read More »
In these harsh times, you sometimes miss the small things; from using public transport, to having your daily routine. During those days, it is ideal to pick up a simulator game, as the lockdown has ma... Read More »
In episode 2 of The Tale of Doris and the Dragon, we are back at it again with Doris and her adventures in The Divide. The last time we saw her, she helped a married couple reconcile, killed a demon w... Read More »
Gigantosaurus: The Game is like the title clearly states, a game based upon Gigantosaurus, which is a series made for Disney Junior, which in turn is based upon a book by Johnny Duddle. Generally, the... Read More »
It’s not uncommon for free mobile games to get ported to the Switch. We have seen this trend for quite some time now, but more than often these games fall a bit short, as they now cost money to be p... Read More »
Operencia: The Stolen Sun is a perfect combination of a classic first-person dungeon crawler and an RPG with solid turn-based combat. The moment you start playing, it feels as though you’re playing ... Read More »
Over the years we’ve featured many of SEEP’s retro-inspired gaming projects on the site. The developer who self-publishes his work prides itself on creating old school experiences, and the company... Read More »
With Lydia, Platonic Partnership Limited and nakana.io have teamed up to bring a powerful experience to the Switch. Like EQQO before it (another nakana.io release), the game features optional DLC that... Read More »
The Roguelike game market has only but expanded during the last few years. Every season brings several games to this genre, meaning new games must differentiate themselves from others to be unique eno... Read More »