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I’ve always loved strategy games. From sitting in my dad’s lap and watching him play Master of Orion 3 on an old Dell CRT monitor to losing dozens of hours…

‘Baba is You’ has a novel premise that feels damn good, managing to stay fresh and inventive for quite a while. Eventually, however, that quirkiness gives way to more traditional puzzle solving.

Ape Out is the ape-jazz-violence simulation you did not know you needed in your life. Smashing together brilliant design and satisfying gameplay, Ape Out is a short and stunning primal…

My name is Izsak Barnette and I normally don’t like indie games. However, against my preferences–and at the behest of editor Patrick Murphy–I’ve decided to dive headfirst into the indie…

‘The Lost Light of Sisu’ approaches the physics-based platforming genre with the best of intentions, but the inconsistent gameplay never feels comfortable, and more often leads to frustration than fun.

The latest generation of Pokémon has been unveiled and looks even more beautiful than the last. Pokémon Sword and Shield are set to be released at the end of this…

‘Degrees of Separation’ presents a series of puzzle challenges so skillfully crafted and balanced that whether you opt for playing with a partner or flying solo, this journey through a fallen kingdom is a wonderfully satisfying experience.

Chucklefish has managed to capture what made the Advance Wars franchise special while making a game that is uniquely their own.

Puzzle-platformers have become a staple on the Nintendo eShop, and with every good one that captures our imagination, there’s a bad one that doesn’t quite meet our expectations. ‘Elli,’ a game with bags of potential, sits somewhere in the middle.

“YIIK”, for all of its shortcomings, strives towards a uniquely personal vision. It abides by JRPG conventions in order to defy them.

It’s that time of year diehard Nintendo fans call “January,” when we know the least about the rest of the year despite it also being when we want to know…

Back in 1964, Ian Fleming released You Only Live Twice. It was his last James Bond book before his death and featured Tiger Tanaka, an ally to Bond and the head…

It’s hard to quantify exactly what Pokémon: Let’s Go Eevee (and the less adorable Let’s Go Pikachu) are. They aren’t remakes; In Pokémon, that word has a specific meaning that…

When one thinks back over the Wii U era in Nintendo’s history, there are a few stand-out titles. Typical conversations center around the heavy hitters from that era, such as…

It’s never a good sign when a game makes you say “Was that it?” Forgotton Anne, developed by ThroughLine Games, does so often. As a narrative adventure set in a fantasy…

This review will critique Diablo lll: Eternal Collection for the Nintendo Switch as a port rather than cover the quality of the game itself. Diablo lll originally released in 2012…

SNK 40th Anniversary Collection is yet another awesome way to play retro games on the Nintendo Switch.

There’s something to be said about narrators in video games. From the sage-like wisdom of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time‘s (1998) Deku Tree, to the perceptive Gaia of the…

Mario Party games have a strange place in the Mario Universe. Giant dice blocks, cubic steaks, and star-stealing Boos aside, Mario Party has become the go-to place to play as…

The Nintendo’s Switch, which turns two in March, has spent the majority of its lifetime defying expectations, destroying records, and producing a litany of great games that will remain classics…