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 ...

While extremely timely for this moment in the world, and conceptually it explores what can be the arbitrary nature of the surveillance state, in terms of gameplay it’s a bit thin While this is a game ...

For fans of brutally-tough platforming, this 3D incarnation of everyone’s favorite bloody glob of meat more than delivers, with plenty of variety, secrets, and maybe some periodic crying… When it ...

While I applaud the game’s use of the Switch 2’s mouse control support, there’s an awkwardness and sometimes frustrating lack of focus on enjoyable playability here Since the launch of the Switch 2, ...

Maybe since I’ve been on the roguelike roller coaster ride since the start, my standing assumption for them is that they’re out to slap you around a bit and challenge you in a very direct manner.

For the right crowd, either families with younger gamers looking for something approachable, or people feeling nostalgic for a taste of their own childhood, this works well enough One of the smaller ...

A clearly ambitious mix of sandbox sim and RPG concepts with well-written characters, but you really need to invest in it fully to get the most out of it When I typically think of the average indie ...

While driven by an undeniably different and creative concept that blends together classic RPG beats with arcade shooting, it somewhat struggles to make either as satisfying as they could be In general ...

Another case where a tabletop game that undoubtedly works well as it was originally designed translates less effectively to a digital format Since I have plenty of friends of the family who adore ...

If you're down to brawl and battle in mech suits solo or with friends, this delivers that experience pretty well Even as someone who has only a marginal understanding of the Gundam franchise from afar ...

Going with more objective-based bite-sized segments, The Brawl Bar has a novel feel for a beat-em-up but struggles to be satisfying It has been an interesting generation for beat-em-up titles, as ...

While it’s a pleasant enough hidden image game with its own special features, not everything is quite as easy-to-use as it could be When it comes to more casual and budget-friendly fare on the Switch, ...