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A game that merges a cute and colourful aesthetic with a singularly brutal approach to existence, Crashlands has evidently been crafted with a sense of humour.

Kirstie Summers·December 10, 2018
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The blue bomber's long-awaited return, Mega Man 11 is billed as "the perfect opportunity to experience Mega Man for the first time!" I suspect it'll do even bet

Trevor Gould·December 6, 2018
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Forgotton Anne is a platforming adventure game developed by Throughline Games and published by Square Enix. With a hand-drawn style that’s coupled with a stro

Jemma Casson·December 4, 2018
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Starlink is a toys-to-life video game from developer Ubisoft. Starlink hopes to breathe new life into a once-popular craze. Is it worth your time and hard-earne

Siegecraft Commander is from developer-publisher Blowfish Studios and it is part of the Siegecraft franchise. It is both a single player and a multip

Joggernauts is a wonderful game concept that unfortunately doesn’t always deliver on fun. What happens when you combine an endless runner with four players? C

Justin Sharp·November 16, 2018
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I remember playing Luigi’s Mansion way back at the GameCube’s launch but there was quite a bit of the game that I totally forgot about until my recent 3DS p

Justin Sharp·November 16, 2018
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Dungeon crawlers, for lack of a better word, often…crawl. Moonlighter is no different, but there’s an elegance to the grind here. Moonlighter is an actio

Jaime Carrillo·November 15, 2018
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The kind of game that will chew up anyone afraid of a challenge, Sinner: Sacrifice for Redemption eschews any sense of progression in favour of throwing you imm

Kirstie Summers·November 14, 2018
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Whereas I feel this is the best Mosou game currently available for the Switch, there's not enough here to bring over any converts, especially those who played Fire Emblem Warriors and Hyrule Warriors specifically for the franchise tie-ins.Read More

Kirk Hiner·November 12, 2018
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When you have an established fan base as passionate as that of Steven Universe, it can be a risky move crossing into a new format. But Steven Universe: Save the

Kirstie Summers·November 9, 2018
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A narrative mystery might be an uncommon experience on the Nintendo Switch, but A Case of Distrust pulls it off rather well. 1924 San Francisco, here we come.

Trevor Gould·November 8, 2018
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