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HITMAN World of Assassination - Signature Edition is a hard game to get into—not because it's not fun, but because of prohibitive Internet requirements, excessive legalese, and numerous bugs. But when you're able to execute a mission without interference, it's wonderfully entertaining.Read More
Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess is exactly the type of game I was hoping we'd see on the Nintendo Switch 2. It's big, beautiful, and surprising…at least for a while.Read More
Despite opening on the minimalist interior of a high end party, Techno Banter swiftly plunges you into the gritty, neon-drenched streets of an underground techn
Puyo Puyo Tetris 2S is one of many Switch 2 launch titles. While it might not be as flashy as some of the others doing the rounds, it manages to successfully co
Old Skies is a time-traveling graphic adventure that takes a favorite premise in pop culture and does some unique things with it that I've never seen in a video
Once I was able to work past my standard JRPG inclinations and not fret too much over the efficiencies of my villages, I really, really had a great time with Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma. If this is the direction of future entries, I'll have my short sword and terra...
Leila
Leila is a point-and-click puzzle game in which you play as a mother uncovering her childhood memories and trauma one chapter at a time. While Leila’s story tends to take a more depressing route, the game does a great job at handling tough conversations, showcasing these harsh feelings through art.Read...
Please, Touch the Artwork 2 is a relaxing puzzle game for the Nintendo Switch. It takes the hidden-object concept and adds interactive elements involving artwor
"Maliki – Poison of the Past blends turn-based combat, time manipulation, and town management into a cozy yet tactical adventure that brings something fresh
On Your Tail
On Your Tail is a charming adventure title for the Nintendo Switch. Set by the Italian seaside, it mixes point-and-click elements with third-person exploration
Trident's Tale
Tall ship; check. Bandana; check. Big earring; check. Drive to seek treasure; check. Shiny sword; check. It’s all here—you must be a pirate. There are sword-wielding skeletons to destroy, so you’ll be having too much fun to really worry about much else in Trident's Tale.Read More
I've developed a stronger appreciation for roguelites over the past few years. That's why I appreciate Yasha: Legends of the Demon Blade. I just wish I liked it a bit more, too. It's a good game, but it leans a bit too heavily towards the grind.Read More
