Category: Switch
Mortal Kombat is coming to the Switch! Is it worth playing on this platform? Well, once you get past the idea that a Mortal Kombat game will be appearing on a Nintendo family product, it’s easier to… wait… nope. Nope…. Read More »
Murder ballet. What images does that evoke when you hear those two words together? What if I added the word “banana”? I suspect immense confusion will become even greater, and yet, by the time we’re done telling you about My… Read More »
Haven’t you always wanted to be a good FART? Yes, a Furniture Arrangement Relocation Technician. What were you thinking? Moving Out is from the team that brought you the breakout co-op title Overcooked, and it looks like they’ve got another… Read More »
This is a title that every Castlevania fan knows about and has been anticipating for some time now. Coming from Koji Igarashi as the spiritual successor for Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night had a lot to live up to. In… Read More »
In development since 2017, Songbird Symphony is finally here! Well, almost. This rhythm/adventure game is both cute and challenging, requiring players to hone their musical skills in order to keep beat with their cheeping peeps. The levels are adorable and… Read More »
From Stonebot Studio comes a game that anyone who loves dogs (ie. anyone who isn’t a monster) can and will enjoy. Even if they don’t love gaming per se, it’s hard not to get behind the concept of saving puppies… Read More »
This year’s PAX East felt like the year of notable, uniquely envisioned co-op games, and The Rabbit and The Owl from Formal Sheep was no exception. We’re not complaining, either—after what felt like a drought of visionary co-op for a number of… Read More »
PQube brought along a sizable selections to PAX East this year, and we spent a decent amount of time checking out all the new releases (and some already released titles that we hadn’t seen before). None of the games on… Read More »
First demoed at PAX Prime in 2015 (back before the west coast con became “West”) and having appeared in various forms at PAX events since then, it’s finally here. Development is 100% complete. Katana Zero will be arriving in its… Read More »
The latest offering from DoubleFine caught our eye immediately—Rad is a top-down hack-and-slash roguelike with an apocalyptic setting; according to the lore of the game, it takes place after two apocalypses (apocalypsi?) which occurred in the 1980s, and players are… Read More »
