Square Enix is best known for iconic RPG series like Kingdom Hearts and Final Fantasy, but we’ve found ourselves appreciating the publisher’s lower-profile offerings more and more. Don’t get... Read More »
Way back in 2021, we took a look at Rockstar’s Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy on the Switch, a notoriously bad trio of ports. While these have received various updates since, our original experience ... Read More »
As much as we enjoy sinking our teeth in meaty games like Digimon Story: Time Stranger or Star Wars Outlaws, sometimes we feel the need to play simpler titles, as a palette cleanser of sorts. One such... Read More »
We’ve only just taken a look at Mad Skills BMX 2, and we’re already back with another review of a mobile game that made the jump to the Switch. This time, it’s a title that saw its debut on Appl... Read More »
Back in 2018, Turborilla launched Mad Skills BMX 2 on Android and iOS. Although the free-to-play title was undoubtedly successful, racking up over 50 million downloads over the course of seven years, ... Read More »
We’re returning to our irregular series of backlog reviews with World of Goo 2. The game slipped through the cracks when it debuted back in August of last year, but we do have a very good reason to ... Read More »
Robot Gentleman, the studio behind the dark comedy post-apocalyptic 60! series, returns with a new entry: 60 Seconds! Souper Scavenger, an endless runner game. Following the events of a nuclear apocal... Read More »
Twin Harbour Interactive reveals a new entry in the Supremacy franchise at the Warhammer Skulls Festival. In Supremacy: Warhammer 40,000, the endless war on Vigilus continues. In this new entry, youâ€... Read More »
Maximum Entertainment and Breakfirst Games have announced the release date for the newest installment in the How 2 Escape series, How 2 Escape: Lost Submarine. In this cooperative puzzle adventure, tw... Read More »
It was only a matter of time before SaGa Frontier 2 would join Square Enix’s illustrious lineup of ports, remakes, and remasters of the SaGa franchise. It’s something we can only applaud, as histo... Read More »