Lost Sphear was a pleasant surprise at Square Enix’s booth at San Diego Comic-Con, because the game didn’t make an appearance at E3. Even more surprising was that the build featured at the booth was the Switch version. We got…
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One of the games featured at Nintendo’s Summer of Play, which always kicks off during San Diego Comic-Con, was the unreleased Flip Wars, and the game was as simple as it was fun to play.
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We check out the Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy for the PS4 to see how these remakes of the PS1 trilogy does justice to the classics.
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RiME made quite the journey in order to finally get released, and unfortunately it feels like something we would’ve enjoyed a whole lot more had it come out a few years ago.
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Arcade basketball is a missing gem in the world of gaming today. NBA Jam and NBA Street have both laid the foundation and have both been missing from the scene for much longer than the world would like. Does NBA Playgrounds bring back…
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Telltale busted out the solid dance moves when releasing a strong effort with Guardians of the Galaxy, Episode 1: Tangled Up in Blue (read our review). Luckily, they’re back with another strong effort that takes a much more emotional focus…
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No game at E3 2017 had half the presence Super Mario Odyssey did, and for good reason. All arrows point to it being great.
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Falcom and Xseed have been making some sweet music in the form of the Trails series, and after localizing Xanadu Next, the partnership doesn’t appear to be slowing down anytime soon. Zwei is the next Falcom IP from Japan to…
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A Mario and Rabbids crossover game on the Switch has been rumored since the system was announced, but the overall impression of the possibility was laughable at best. What’s even funnier is the fact that this was actually one of…
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We love a good shoot-em-up, and if Matterfall is any indication, we’re going to love this one too.
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On the surface, Sakuna of Rice and Ruin looks like just another 2D action platformer, but it might turn out to be way more than that.
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When Cave Story originally released in 2004, old-school design philosophies and pixel art were still unique and refreshing. The market is different in 2017, however, and even with updated HD pixel graphics, the complete package of Cave Story+ doesn’t offer…
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