The blocks will remember that.
Category: Reviews
League of Evil Review
The Switch is doing well for great little indie platformers at the moment, and this week it looks that the eShop has managed to get another one for the catalogue.
Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle Review
I can’t believe I’m saying this, but a game featuring Rabbids is one of the best games I’ve played this year!
forma.8 Review
The big adventures of a small probe.
STRIKERS1945 for Nintendo Switch Review
STRIKERS1945 for Nintendo Switch (nope, I have no idea why it has been stylised as if we’re being shouted at either), is a port of the 1995 arcade release ‘Strikers 1945’ originally developed by Psikyo. The game has seen various re-releases on Sega Saturn, PlayStation, PlayStation 2, and even iOS and Android, but this is the first time we’ve seen it appear on a Nintendo console. The Switch version has been published by Zerodiv, who also brought GUNBARICH (another Psikyo arcade game) to the eShop on the same day, signalling the potential start of a whole wave of arcade titles heading to the console. Is this one worth picking up though? Let’s find out.
GUNBARICH Review
A literal Pinball Wizard.
Use Your Words Review
If you’re old enough to remember the Wii era, and let’s be honest, most of us are, you will have played a few party games in your time.
Troll and I Review
It won’t take long for this game to take its troll on you!
Retro City Rampage DX Review
Retro City Rampage DX is the culmination of a 15 year journey for Vblank Entertainment. It started development in 2002, and gained traction in 2011 as the indie darling of gaming conventions – now available in iterations on current gen, mobile, and even Nintendo consoles. Despite its original release on WiiWare in February 2013, and the DX edition on 3DS a year later, Retro City Rampage DX on Nintendo Switch feels not only like a fresh experience, it takes each advantage from previous versions and combines them to deliver the best version of a great game.
Severed Review
Severed is a rather unique touch-based game from Canadian natives Drinkbox Studios. It follows one-armed protagonist Sasha as she wakes up in a strange world, through her initial meeting with Death personified, and right on through into her game-long goal of finding her family. Though this isn’t my first romp with Sasha, it might as well have been – ’cause I had just as much fun playing it for the first time on Switch as I did when it first released on Vita. Severed is simply a gore-ridden masterpiece of dungeon crawling puzzle action, and I’m here to tell you a bit more about it.