In June 2020 we were quite fortunate to try out the Samurai Shodown reboot. We concluded that the game had fairly solid mechanics, but had dated visuals and somewhat old-school principles. The latter ... Read More »
Deep narratives can be hidden behind simple appearances, this we know well enough. Journey of the Broken Circle might be the perfect example of this trope at work, however. An unassuming game about a ... Read More »
On January 9th, 2017, Studio Koba dropped the first teaser trailer for Narita Boy. Four years and a successful Kickstarter campaign later, the much anticipated retro title is finally here. Was the 80s... Read More »
Slowly but surely, SNK is bringing its entire backlog to the Switch. Retro enthusiasts already had access to a treasure trove of NeoGeo and NeoGeo Pocket Color games through the eShop. The available s... Read More »
Tennis World Tour 2 was already reviewed back in November 2020 by a fellow reviewer. We deemed the game to be a decent simulation game, albeit with some odd design choices and not the best controls. G... Read More »
Under Leaves is an interesting title. It’s a hidden object puzzle game revolving around different animals and ecosystems. While the game itself is fairly short, everything from the setting, hand-dra... Read More »
Simulation games are now more in than ever. The ‘simulation genre’ squeezes out many releases per year, some ranging from impressive racing games to real-life experiences and of course also silly ... Read More »
Cyanide & Happiness, otherwise known as Explosm, has been a hilarious ongoing series of comics on the internet for many years now. The series mainly got known for its very offensive gags, which mo... Read More »
Slowly but surely, talking about mental health issues is becoming less of a taboo. As an indirect result, we’re seeing more games that are brave enough to tackle these themes, which trickle out from... Read More »
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’re undoubtedly aware that March saw the arrival of the biggest release on the Switch in 2021 so far. (No, we’re not talking about Balan Wonderworld.) ... Read More »