This sounds like the biggun, with a promised nearly 40 minutes of footage! Tune in at 7 a.m. PT tomorrow, 9/13, for a Nintendo Direct livestream featuring roughly 40 minutes of information mostly ...

Full-Motion Video games are very much back on the scene, and while there’s no question that the quality of the production value and general game designs have improved since they originally cropped up ...

With escape rooms having been a pretty popular group activity over the past decade or so (with the exception of the past year, obviously) it’s not a surprise to see a puzzle title adopt that format ...

Side-scrolling slashers are pretty well-represented on the Switch, though none of them have game mechanics quite like Aeternoblade. Early on the ability you acquire to capture your actions in time and ...

This “classic” is back, with an authentic modern-look version, but whether that’s a good thing is up for debate Joe & Max was actually one of the earlier games I picked up on my SNES way back in the ...

When contemplating great franchises over the years that have grabbed the industry zeitgeist, the Resident Evil series would certainly come to mind. Even with the control issues and some awkwardness of ...

While I love an indie title that manages to do something new and unexpected, throw a catalyst like roguelike concepts into the mix, or merge together genres in a way I never imagined, there’s also ...

An incredibly deep and rewarding dungeon crawler for fans of the subgenre, but possibly a bit inaccessible for anyone not already a fan Of all of the variations of RPGs that I tend to find the hardest ...

While Sniper Elite 2 had a certain visceral thrill to it the way its missions were set up and the fact that when you weren’t looking through your scope you felt very vulnerable held it back a bit.

When it comes to budget-friendly multiplayer gaming the Switch has quite an assortment of options. Since many of them are somewhat ho-hum shooters of various kinds I’m always a bit more excited to ...

This is one of those titles that is obviously laser focused on a specific demographic that’s looking for a casual game to relax with but I don’t have a problem with that. A variation on a word search, ...

The world’s greatest detective (or, at least the most well-known overall) is back on the Switch for another dose of sleuthing, and that’s generally a good thing. Much like the previous entry in the ...