Developed by indie studio, Inconspicuous Creations, Worm Jazz is a unique puzzle game that blends mechanics inspired by classics such as Snake and Bomberman. You play as an earthworm named Mr. Mark that must make his way through mine filled mazes in order to reach that golden apple on each stage.
We all know you can play games and stream some media on the Nintendo Switch, but did you know you can also code games and apps? By utilizing a text-based coding language called FUZE, FUZE4 allows both beginners and seasoned programmers the ability to code their own games and apps in a fun and easy … Continue reading
Hotshot Racing is a fast-paced arcade-style racing game that harkens back to a time when racing games were more about fun and less about being hyper-realistic. Brought to you by Curve Digital, Lucky Mountain Games, and Sumo Digital, Hotshot Racing is a 90’s inspired racer akin to classic games like Ridge Racer, Daytona USA, Virtua … Continue reading
There are games where you take it slow and enjoy the experience and then there are games where the intent is to run through them as quickly as possible. Known as speedrunners, these game challenge the player to run through each level as fast as they can, trying to beat the fastest of the fast … Continue reading
Fighting games are a hugely popular genre and there is certainly no shortage of them. However, every now and then, something comes along that completely shakes up the genre with something truly unique and different. Fight Crab is just such a game. Fight Crab is an over-the-top, physics-based, 3D action battle game that combines giant … Continue reading
Hotline Miami is not a new game, nor is the followup, Hotline Miami 2. Both games have been out for quite a while now and it only makes sense that there would be a collected version. Both games are critically acclaimed and both have a loyal cult following. If you’ve never played either of these … Continue reading
I’m a huge fan of indie games, especially ones that provide a unique experience. Whether that experience is gameplay, story, art, or a combination of all three, I’m always surprised by what indie developers can come up with. That’s true of this latest game from indie developer, William Chyr Studio and their award-winning exploration puzzle … Continue reading
If you grew up in the 80’s, you most likely played Technōs Japan‘s famous brawler, Double Dragon. I remember playing the crap out of this game as a kid on the Nintendo Entertainment System. What made it fun for me though was the ability to play it locally with my brother. Well, now a new … Continue reading
There used to be this old saying, “but can it run Crysis?” Crysis when it first came out was the most technical heavy game on the market that required only the best of the best hardware to run it. Over the years, it’s been ported to consoles and while still visually impressive, had to make … Continue reading
What’s better than horror games? Reverse horror games. I usually dislike playing horror games because how scary they can be but it’s a different story when playing as the monster. Instead of being the hunted, you’re now the hunter and the game is no longer about fear and is instead about causing fear. CARRION, by … Continue reading
There are some games that are so far out there, you can’t help but love them. These are games that stray from the norm and test your brain in ways you never imagined. Think of games like PORTAL, Q.U.B.E., and Thomas Was Alone just to name a few. These are games that made you think … Continue reading
Horror games are not really my thing, but once in a while I’ll come across one that catches my attention. That’s how I came upon Headup and Devespresso Games’ latest, The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters. This is a survival horror adventure game that has won numerous awards worldwide. Of course that’s not what drew me … Continue reading
There’s a beauty in traffic patterns and Baltoro Games’ latest, Urban Flow perfectly highlights this. Urban Flow is a a type of puzzle game disguised as a traffic simulator. This is a game about the subtle beauty of city streets filled with cars moving in perfect harmony. However that harmony doesn’t occur without your help. … Continue reading
There are quite a few simulation games out there now for the Nintendo Switch and while these types of games aren’t for everyone, there’s still plenty of people out there who love to play them, otherwise why would developers keep making them? One such simulation game that just got released is Railway Empire – Nintendo … Continue reading
Those longing for an old school type shooter similar to the likes of R-Type, Turrican II, and Gradius, look no further than indie developed shoot’em up, Rigid Force Redux. Developed by com8com1 and published by Headup Games, Rigid Force Redux is a new take on the classic side-scrolling shooter genre featuring hand-crafted 3D models, stunning … Continue reading
