Kirk Hiner
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Are you ready to sit at the adult table? Because Brigandine Abyss has an open chair for you. And although you'll be expected to carry yourself with the proper turn-based tactics etiquette, you'll find the setting is more welcoming than it has been in the past.Read More
Four titles comprise BLUE REFLECTION: Quartet, three of which have never before been available on a Nintendo system. Fans at any level can now get a more expansive look at this emotional (mostly) JRPG series, but should they?Read More
Nintendo support for the Devil May Cry series has been patchy, as has my interest. Having now worked through Devil May Cry 5 Devil Hunter Edition, I can say with certainty that the latter is no longer an issue.Read More
70s-style Robot Anime Geppy-X is the type of game you have to share with your friends. Well, certain friends. It's a game made specifically for those who get it, and in this case, the "it" is defined right there in the title.Read More
As in Pikmin, Smalland: Survive the Wilds tasks players with helping a race of tiny creatures navigate life on a hostile planet, only no aliens arrive to throw them at enemiesRead More
Historically, mining on distant planets has never been a sound career choice, especially in video games. The same can be said of Drill Core, but this time the hazards are mostly caused by the gaming controls.Read More
Seemingly every year at this time I play a game that makes me wonder if it's too early to declare my GOTY. Is Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun that game this year? Yes. Yes, it is.Read More
I'm new to the Warhammer 40,000 universe. My introduction should've happened at another place and time. Rogue Trader may very well be a good game, but it most definitely is not a good game on the Switch 2.Read More
Dynasty Warriors: Origins offers the most intense musou combat Nintendo gamers have ever experienced. It's also the most complex, and the management details will lessen the thrill for some players.Read More
This series has grown into one of the deepest and most convoluted universes I've ever adventured through, but that doesn't prevent The Legend of Heroes: Trails Beyond the Horizon from being an enjoyable game with many rewards for those who've been following along.Read More