Indie game studio Mass Creation’s latest, Shing!, is a side-scrolling, co-op beat’em up that was released on August 28 for PlayStation 4 and PC. For Nintendo Switch owners, you’ll be happy to note that the game was officially released today so you’ll be able to take Shing! on the go. Shing! can be played either … Continue reading
Team Meat’s latest, Super Meat Boy Forever is the long awaited followup to their hit game, Super Meat Boy. It’s been 10 long years but Meat Boy and his partner Bandage Girl are back and in a whole new adventure. After years of living peacefully with their baby daughter, Nugget, trouble has once again found … Continue reading
Touhou Luna Nights is an unofficial entry in the Touhou Project created by Team Shanghai Alice. Published by Phoenixx and developer Team Ladybug, Touhou Luna Nights is a 2D exploration and action game (Metroidvania-style) that was first released on Steam, but now on Nintendo Switch. The game retains all the beautifully crafted 2D pixel art … Continue reading
The definition of a game is fairly broad so not all games are alike. Some games will be more appealing than others while some are very niche with a specific goal in mind. There are developers out there who try to push the envelope of what a game should be and Indonesian developer Mojiken is … Continue reading
Shady Part of Me is a puzzle adventure game set in a watercolor-like dreamscape in which reality shifts from 3D to 2D. Developed by Douze-Dixièmes and published by Focus Home Interactive, Shady Part of Me follows the adventures of a little girl and her shadow as they must learn to cooperate and help each other … Continue reading
The Nintendo eShop is filled with some indie gems you would never think of downloading until they pop up for free one day. S.N.I.P.E.R. Hunter Scope by Baltoro Games is one such game. Having owned another Baltoro game in the past (Urban Flow), I was able to pick up S.N.I.P.E.R. Hunter Scope when it was … Continue reading
The Nintendo Switch has no shortage of quirky games, both from well known developers to smaller indie studios. There are tons of games too with a distinct Japanese flavour to them, such as ININ Games latest, Umihara Kawase BaZooKa! Umihara Kawase BaZooKa! is a fast-paced action game where the goal is to clear the screem … Continue reading
Ghostbusters was a hugely popular movie in the 80’s, and while the sequel wasn’t quite as good as the original, there were plans to make a third movie with the original cast. That never happened of course and instead, a sort of sequel appeared in video game format as Ghostbusters: The Video Game in 2009. … Continue reading
Bridge Constructor is a long-running series of games that have become quite popular on many different platforms. My favorite however was Bridge Constructor: Portal which saw an unlikely mashup of two totally different franchises and made it work. Now developer ClockStone Software and Headup Games are back with another crazy mashup in the form of … Continue reading
There’s a reason why Just Dance is the most popular dance game year after year and I’m not ashamed to say that I’m a fan. Just Dance 2020 was my first experience with the series and it’s what got me hooked. What I should say is that my family and I got hooked because this … Continue reading
One of the best cue sports simulations out there is Pure Pool by Ripstone Games and VooFoo Studios. The last time I played this game was way back in 2014 when it was released for the PS4. Well, it has finally made the jump to Nintendo Switch and includes all the content previously released in … Continue reading
Simulation games come in all forms, whether it be a driving simulator, flight simulator, or even a PC building simulator. What’s neat about these types of games is realism, especially if they can capture the essence of what it’s like to really do that task. It’s also a means to try something you would never … Continue reading
I want to say that indie games make up about 75% of my games’ library on the Nintendo Switch. The Switch has become my favorite platform for them and they usually don’t take up much space on your memory card as larger tripe-A rated games do. I’m also a huge fan of indie games mainly … Continue reading
There are lots of multiplayer party games out there on the Nintendo Switch and many of them can be played locally. Streamline Games’ latest, Bake ‘N Switch is one such game that combines the adorable cooking aspects of Overcooked with the addition of a brawling element. The only issue with Bake ‘N Switch that could … Continue reading
I’m one of those fans who actually started The Coma series backward. My first experience with the game came with the sequel, The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters on Nintendo Switch, and had never experienced the original on PC when it first came out. However now, I’m able to enjoy the first game – The Coma: … Continue reading
