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It's always cool when two video game franchises come together to make an interesting crossover. Bridge Constructor Portal is a fantastic blend of Bridge Constructor gameplay with Portal elements so let's head to the test chambers.
Criterion's classic racing series is back with an enhanced version of its latest installment. However, does Burnout Paradise hold up over a decade after its initial release? Of course it does, so put the pedal to the metal and let's race!
Rad Rodgers
Following a successful 2016 Kickstarter campaign and subsequent Steam release, Rad Rodgers finally blasts its way onto home consoles.
Frantics
Mini-game collections aren't as common as they once were but they can definitely be a barrel of fun when done right. Frantics is an animal-themed party game that you can enjoy with up to four players so let's head to the zoo and have a blast.
Mike Bithell, the creator of Thomas Was Alone and Volume, is at it again with his latest work just released for Nintendo Switch. However, does this indie short deserve the same attention as Thomas?
The classic word-based puzzle adventure series is finally back but this time in party game form. Scribblenauts Showdown may be a huge departure for the series but does it offer enough enjoyable gameplay to be a worthy entry in such a phenomenal franchise?
De Blob 2
Only a few months after gamers were treated to an enhanced version of the fantastic and underrated de Blob, we can now enjoy its sequel. However, is de Blob 2 as absorbing as its predecessor? Get ready to paint the town and let's find out.
Mulaka
3D action platformers can be some of the most memorable games when done right. Does Mulaka have what it takes to stand alongside genre giants? Grab your favourite spear and get ready for a shape-shifting adventure.
Konami's popular stealth action series has been entertaining gamers for over three decades. Now that Hideo Kojima has left the company, does this crazy spin-off offer a worthwhile experience or are you better off sticking to the classics?
Developer CremaGames blends retro first-person shooting with roguelike elements to create a mostly enjoyable hillbilly adventure.
Over a year after its initial release, Namco's latest maze muncher is now on Switch with a cool new multiplayer mode. However, is that enough to warrant another purchase if you already own the vanilla version?
Secret of Mana
After its predecessor received a full 3D remake, we can finally enjoy a modern interpretation of Square's classic action RPG Seiken Densetsu 2. Invite a couple friends over and let's go on a magic-filled adventure!
