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REVIEW – Earthlock
Everyone once in a while, there is an RPG that draws me in just like the original Final Fantasy, Zelda, and Mana games. While I was not expecting it, Earthlock has become one of my favorite adventures...
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REVIEW – My Brother Rabbit
Every once in a while, a game comes along that changes my idea of what a game can be. My Brother Rabbit puts you in a young child’s imagination in a point-and-click adventure that tugs on your...
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REVIEW – Death Squared
I am almost always up for a good challenge, and puzzle games are among my favorites. Death Squared has been a puzzler that has not only challenge me, but it has given my wife and friends some great...
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REVIEW – Feather
I’ll be honest with you. I’ve been sitting on this review of Feather for a while now, because I wasn’t quite sure how to review it. Feather is a bird-simulation, where you fly around an island. That’s...
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REVIEW – Little Town Hero
Check out our video review of Little Town Hero for Nintendo Switch. GAME: Little Town HeroPLATFORM: Nintendo SwitchPUBLISHER: Game FreakESRB: T for Teen (Language, Violence)MSRP: $24.99 USOBTAINED:...
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REVIEW – Trüberbrook
Are you ready to go on a confusing but beautiful sci-fi adventure on your Nintendo Switch? That’s exactly what Trüberbrook will give you, as long as you can figure out the controls. You play Hans...
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REVIEW – Blazing Beaks
When it comes to rogue-lite games, I am amazed by the concept. How developers can create a game that procedurally-generates levels and more still blows my mind. Blazing Beaks is a rogue-lite, where...
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REVIEW – Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz HD
Back in the early days of the Wii, one of the games I played the most was Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz. It wasn’t one of the best games in the franchize, but I didn’t dislike it as much as others....
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REVIEW – One Person Story
Every once in a while, a game is made that goes beyond the typical adventure or puzzle model. These games take you on a journey of the mind. They teach you something. They help you see the world from...
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REVIEW: Boomerang Fu
What do you give a bunch of anthropomorphic food some boomerangs and throw them into a random environment set out to kill one another? You get a delightfully fun game called Boomerang Fu. Boomerang Fu...
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REVIEW – TENS!
What do you get when you take the building and line clearing mechanics of Tetris and combine them with the mathematical placement of Sudoku? What you get is an oddly addictive game called TENS! In...
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REVIEW – Tropico 6
Ever want to know what it’s like to become a dictator, ruling over a banana republic? Then Tropico 6 may be right up your alley. Become your islands “El Presidente'” and either reign supreme as a...
View ArticleREVIEW – Legends of Talia: Arcadia
This video review of Legends of Talia: Arcadia on Nintendo Switch is an excerpt of a live recording of the NintendoFuse Podcast 228. Thanks to the developers/publishers for providing the game code.
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First Impressions of PAC-MAN 99
Check out our discussion-based video first-impressions and review of PAC-MAN 99 on Nintendo Switch, recorded during the NintendoFuse Podcast episode 229. Steve CullumSteve is the Senior Editor of...
View ArticleREVIEW – The Longing
Check out our discussion-based video review of The Longing on Nintendo Switch, recorded during the NintendoFuse Podcast episode 229. Thanks to the developers/publishers for providing the review codes!
View ArticleREVIEW – Sakura Succubus 1 and 2
Here is my video review of Sakura Succubus 1 and 2, from episode 230 of the NintendoFuse Podcast. Thanks to the developers and publishers for providing the codes for review.
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REVIEW – Super Cyborg
Do you want a new Contra game? Well, look no further! Super Cyborg is exactly what you want from a run-and-gun gaming experience. The old saying “imitation is the sincerest form of flattery” can...
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REVIEW – Lamplight City
Here we go… Another point-and-click adventure. The Switch has quite a few of these for the genre. It’s ok though, this one presents itself as a normal detective game, that is until the twist happens...
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REVIEW – Arsonist Heaven
Are you ready to set something ablaze? Not only will you light the enemies on fire, your rage might heat up as well. But it’s ok; there are only 20 stages. Challenge accepted!! Armed with a standard...
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REVIEW – Rick Henderson
Welcome to Rick Henderson!! No it’s not a highly liked celebrity or vacation getaway. It is in fact a video game, a shoot’em up, or “shmup” for short. If this is one of your favorite genres, then...
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REVIEW – LEGO Bricktales
Building with LEGO bricks is fun, but building with digital LEGO bricks on a screen can be a bit frustrating. While the story and overall premise of LEGO Bricktales is certainly enticing, the...
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REVIEW – Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope
Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope revisits the unlikely crossover between the characters from Nintendo’s Mushroom Kingdom and Ubisoft’s kingdom of Rabbids. Mario, Rabbid Mario, and company partner up...
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REVIEW – Battle for Polytopia
A giant battle of epic proportions is about to begin! Which tribe will you count on to bring you to victory in The Battle for Polytopia? There are several tribes to choose from and each start with a...
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REVIEW – Wings of Bluestar
Have you ever wanted to wage war against the machines? Well, buckle up for this “bullet hell,” select your pilot, and earn those Risk Stars, because, if you’re into shoot-em-ups (shmups), Wings of...
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REVIEW – Storyteller
How does the life of a storyteller to transfer to a puzzle game? In Storyteller, as long as you fulfill the chapter objective, what happens along the way is ultimately up to the player. The result is...
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