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The fifth game in a series that dates back to a 2002 debut released on the Game Boy Color, Shantae and the Seven Sirens is a shining example of why the half-gen
It's Touch Generations! all over again with Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics. Nintendo DS fans have probably eyed this release already. Families are anoth
Arcade Spirits
Arcade Spirits is a visual novel with a very intriguing premise: "What if the 1983 video game marketing crash never happened?" Since I'm old enough to have many
At its core, the story of Liberated is not one that many people will find unfamiliar. The idea of a blossoming secret rebellion against a tyrannical fascist gov
The ominous music playing over the menu of The Persistence immediately sets the scene for the horror sci-fi roguelike. You play as a clone of security officer Z
The Elder Scrolls is a franchise that I have grown to adore over the years, with Oblivion and Skyrim being two of my favorite games of all time. Yet while playi
Ion Fury is the second outing for protagonist Shelly “Bombshell” Harrison. We first saw her in Bombshell, a top-down action/shooter that was unfortunately a
Baseball would normally be in full swing this time of year, but it’s the virtual ballfield that will have to satisfy our cravings for now. Super Mega Baseball
TT Isle of Man Ride on the Edge 2 brings us the adrenaline and rush of riding a supersport motorcycle to the Switch console. Another release in the TT series, d
What the Golf?
WHAT THE GOLF? aims for some good-natured ribbing towards traditional golf games. Does such mockery deliver a birdie, or is the comic effectiveness of this paro
Pong Quest is a clever, valiant run at modernizing 1972's Pong, aided by solid controls and some decent multiplayer life. But it's still just Pong, and the game is at its best when they help you forget that.Read More
One of the more unique racers I've played, Lonely Mountains: Downhill delivers a surprisingly relaxing experience, while still offering optional intense challen
