When it comes to racing games on the Nintendo Switch, there really isn’t that big of a line up available. There’s even less if you’re looking for realistic racers. While games like Mario Kart 8 Deluxe might be super fun and acclaimed, not everyone is keen on arcade style racers. I for instance love racing … Continue reading
Created by indie developer snowhydra games, Zarvot: A Game About Cubes is an odd little arcade shooter for the Nintendo Switch. I say odd because the overall premise of the story mode is so weird that it’s hard not to love it. You play as an adorable little cube named Charcoal who sets out on … Continue reading
There was a time when if you wanted to play a certain indie game, you’d be guaranteed to see it on either PC or on the PlayStation. While that’s still the case today, the Nintendo Switch is fast becoming the console of choice for a lot of new indie releases and it’s probably due to … Continue reading
Mushroomm Wars 2 is not a new game. In fact, it’s been out since 2016 on iOS and only just recently has it started to come out on other platforms and consoles. One of those consoles is the Nintendo Switch which seems to have become a haven for these little indie games. That’s not a … Continue reading
I’m really starting to believe in the Nintendo Switch. I didn’t pick one up at launch and actually still don’t really own one now. My son does. We got one for him on Christmas and he’s been having a blast with it. I’ve been playing a bit of it myself when he lets me and … Continue reading
JYDGE by 10tons isn’t a new game. It’s been out various platforms before and I actually reviewed JYDGE back in October for the PlayStation 4. This time around I’m reviewing it on the immensely popular Nintendo Switch. Is it any different from the previous versions and does it make use of any Switch specific features? … Continue reading
One of the hottest consoles this year is the Nintendo Switch and I’m betting a bunch of you either got it for Christmas or got their kids this for Christmas. I fall into the latter group and since I know what children do with their stuff, I needed a way of protecting the screen on … Continue reading
