Running away from home is supposed to feel simple, but BOKURA turns that moment into something far stranger and more personal. Two boys wake up to find their worlds no
Category: Switch reviews
REVIEW | Helix: Descent N Ascent
Helix: Descent N Ascent immediately caught my attention with its striking monochrome presentation. The black and white art style feels intentional rather than nostalgic, drawing from indie comics and classic
REVIEW | Star Ocean The Second Story R
JRPGs have become a surprising new passion for me over the past year. With so many beloved classics being remastered and reimagined, it feels like the perfect time for players
REVIEW | Teeto
Teeto is the debut release from Eat Pant Games, a small New Zealand family studio whose first project doubles as a love letter to their daughter. That personal spark shapes
REVIEW | Rhythm Paradise Groove
Everyone knows I’m a sucker for rhythm games, but it’s also an equally unkept secret that I generally am not that great at them. Part of the reason why I
REVIEW | Star Fox
Star Fox (or rather Fox Mccloud) has always been one of Nintendo’s coolest characters to me. I often played as him in Smash Bros, I’ve got the Amiibo, and I
Nintendo Switch 2 Review | Xenoblade Chronicles
As a long-time fan of the Xenoblade series, I’ve spent countless hours exploring the worlds crafted by Monolith Soft, and only recently did I look at the developer’s work in
REVIEW | Rise of The Tomb Raider: 20 Year Celebration
Some games stay with you long after the credits roll and for me, Rise of the Tomb Raider is one of them. Of the three games released in this trilogy, Rise was always my