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The Tenth Line Special Edition Review (Nintendo Switch)

Art Heinz October 17, 2019

The Tenth Line might seem like there is not much going on, but then you realize you are getting more than what you paid for. There’s a lot of variety and plenty of games to dive deep into. The game is quite linear story-wise and most of the focus is…

Bradwell Conspiracy Review (Nintendo Switch)

Skye L. October 17, 2019

The Stonehenge Museum, Summer Solstice, 2026. The year of the launch of the “Clean Water Initiative”, a technological breakthrough created by a company named Bradwell Electronics. The initiative seems to be the solution to the world’s water crisis. To quote the in-universe website that was made: “Delivering clean, safe water…

Darksiders 2: Deathinitive Edition Review (Nintendo Switch)

Ninten Pedia October 16, 2019

Darksiders 2 is a great game that sometimes suffers from slow down. Originally out in 2012, the 2019 adaptation doesn’t have any many options in terms of framerate as the Xbox One and PS4 version of the remaster. That’s okay though as what it lacks in options it makes up…

Little Town Hero Review (Nintendo Switch)

Lea K. October 16, 2019

Little Town Hero is Game Freak’s latest fatigue. While they are mainly known for that worldwide phenomenon known as Pokémon, during the course of their career they released a few different titles. Little Town Hero is one of them. It’s labeled as a turn-based RPG, but it gets a lot…

Mary Skelter 2 Review (Nintendo Switch)

Mel B. October 15, 2019

Everything we do in our lives is a risk. We may not think about our lives in that way often, but it’s true. Nothing we do has a 100% success rate. Risk-takers aren’t just stunt doubles or fearless people. Even the most average person is rolling the dice every day…

A Knight’s Quest Review (Nintendo Switch)

Lea K. October 11, 2019

A Knight’s Quest is an action-adventure game set in a wacky and colorful world, with an equally wacky and colorful set of characters. The game tries to mash up the exploration-focused approach and design of your typical The legend of Zelda game with the style and gameplay of a traditional…

Mable & The Wood Review (Nintendo Switch)

Mel B. October 10, 2019

The premise of destiny is something that humans have wondered about since the beginning of time. You have some people that mold their entire lives around the concept. Others take the opposite approach and go out of their way to denounce any form of destiny. Destiny has led to many…

The Church In The Darkness Review (Nintendo Switch)

James K. October 5, 2019

The Church in the Darkness takes an interesting perspective on cults and isolated civilizations. While most eyes may see a cult as a brainwashing technique to provide a sense of power, belief, or similar, Isaac and Rebecca Walker invited their followers with open arms in order to exercise a safe…

Dead Cells Review (Nintendo Switch)

Ninten Pedia October 5, 2019

Dead Cells is a fast-paced side-scrolling hack and slash RPG. It’s in the genre that’s typically referred to as roguelike. Which means everything is randomized, from level layouts to enemy placement. In between all the frantic fights, you will get small safe zones to plan out your next move. It’s like…

Submerged Review (Nintendo Switch)

Lea K. October 5, 2019

Ah, the apocalypse! The world has ended, resources are scarce and hostile forces, be them zombies, mutants or other survivors, are everywhere. Everything is a struggle for survival. That’s why post-apocalyptic themed games are mainly based on combat, resource management and are tense, erratic experiences. Uppercut Game chose another way…

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