Nintendo dropped a surprise on unexpecting Switch players last week in the form of Good Job!. This fantastic little game, developed by Netherlands-based Paladin Studios, might just be the answer for a... Read More »
Parallel Studio’s EQQO has been available as a VR game for quite some time, but has made the jump to other platforms recently. EQQO’s goal is a lofty one: not only does it want to take pla... Read More »
For those who are oblivious to the Disaster Report franchise, it is actually a fairly old one. The first game in the series was released in 2002 and it eventually spawned three sequels, bringing us to... Read More »
In Bloodroots, the player goes on a bloody revenge quest along the Weird West. Use your surroundings to fight through groups of enemies. The world is your weapon. Improvise and adapt in an ever-changi... Read More »
We’ve all had our moments when we are watching a movie or reading a comic and question the choices that are made by a certain character. Well, in Swordbreaker The Game YOU are the one who makes the ... Read More »
After last year’s GoFishing 3D, Ultimate Games and MasterCode Studio are back with another fishing game on the Nintendo Switch, titled Fishing Adventure. While not a direct sequel to GoFishing 3D, i... Read More »
Sports games tend to be similar in gameplay. For example, tennis games will make you run after the tennis ball, swinging the racket in the correct way to get that perfect angle to throw off your oppon... Read More »
Since the release of the Nintendo Switch, many mobile games have been ported to it and sold as complete games, Skull Rogue is not a mobile game, its only other version is on Steam, but it definitely p... Read More »
As we already did a review of King Lucas in 2016 for PC, this is the review for the Switch as it got its own release, as many (older) PC games get ported and developed for the Switch now. It’s s... Read More »
It has been too long since a real Animal Crossing experience was released. Since 2013 we had to make do with Happy Home Designer on 3DS and Amiibo Festival on Wii U. These last two games were spin-off... Read More »