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Lanternium Review (Nintendo Switch)

Art Heinz November 12, 2019

What does a snail, a raccoon, a fox, and an anglerfish have in common? If you said they are in Lanternium you are correct and you deserve a cookie. This game also has those. Lanternium is a fantasy and puzzle adventure game. You can probably figure out the fantasy part…

Vampyr Review (Nintendo Switch)

Lea K. November 11, 2019

The second decade of the 20th Century was a rather tragic era. The First World War and the Spanish flu took the world by storm and mowed down countless victims. At the same time a deadlier, older evil was plaguing the streets of London: vampirism. Or at least that’s what…

Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout Review (Switch)

Gervais D. November 7, 2019

Growing up and living your whole life on an Island with many restrictions and taboos can be grieving. It might entice you to want to see what the outside world has to offer. It may even open up new possibilities and shape who you truly are. This is the case…

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 Review (Switch)

Mel B. November 5, 2019

Everyone likes a good rivalry. It doesn’t matter what form the rivalry takes. It can be something as simple as two sports teams going at it, two blockbuster movies trying to outrank each other or even fast food places trying out similar new items. People crave competition and rooting for their favorites. There’s…

Spirit Hunter: NG Review (Nintendo Switch)

Lea K. November 4, 2019

Life isn’t always fair and more often than not, things might not go our way. In order to lead an acceptable life, we have to abandon our regrets and grudges. But this isn’t always easy. Especially after a brutal and sudden death. When this happens, the negative feelings that linger…

Raging Loop Review (Nintendo Switch)

Mel B. November 3, 2019

Have you ever played a game of Werewolf, also known as Mafia? For those of you who don’t know, Werewolf is a popular party game in which, two groups try to become victorious by taking out the other side. Each person is given a role and if they have ‘power’…

Boreal Blade Review (Nintendo Switch)

David W. November 1, 2019

Fighting games on the Switch have been very plentiful, from Mortal Kombat 11 to a 3D Pokemon matchup in the Wii U port/remaster of Pokken Tournament DX. This generation on the Switch has had its fill of fighting games, with plenty of demand from consumers. Trine developer Frozenbyte decided to…

Megaquarium Review (Nintendo Switch)

Lea K. November 1, 2019

Lots of people love aquariums and own one, but how many have a giant tank that can even fit a whale shark? Not many, that’s for sure. Luckily, Megaquarium scratches that itch without us leaving our gaming seats. It’s a tycoon simulation game developed by Twice Circled. Its initial release…

Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair Review (Nintendo Switch)

Lea K. October 30, 2019

When Yooka-Laylee was released in 2017, it received a lukewarm reception. The game failed to surpass the expectations set too high for its own good. Playtonic Games treasured the criticism and released another title of this newborn IP: Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair. The resulting game abandons its roots of…

The Alliance Alive HD Remastered Review (Nintendo Switch)

Gervais D. October 29, 2019

Imagine a world without a blue sky, ruled by daemons and law enforced by beastfolk who think little of humans. That’s the type of setting players will find in The Alliance Alive HD Remastered where an alliance must be made to stand a fighting chance against enemies. Gameplay Explore, build…

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