Review: I, Zombie – Not Necessarily Infectious
I, Zombie is the type of the game that could easily fall underneath the cracks of the Nintendo Switch’s ever-expanding …
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Celeste: A Magically Grueling Rollercoaster of Emotion and Fun
Throughout recorded history, only around 4,000 brave souls have ever scaled the world’s highest point, Mt. Everest. For laymen like …
Gaming Like the Old Days: Analyzing the Magic of Breath of the Wild and Super Mario Odyssey
Donkey Kong, one of Nintendo’s prized characters, did not have the fantastic transition to 3D that most of his close …
The Game Awards: Some Expected Outcomes, Some Surprises
Last night, the fourth iteration of The Game Awards took place. Geoff Keighley hosted an energized celebration of gaming that …
Tales of Switchisia: What Bandai Namco Might Bring to the Hybrid Console
The distinctly Japanese Tales of series has been an RPG staple since the SNES, and developer Bandai Namco has taken …
Super Mario Odyssey is a Magical Journey and Reminder for Why We Love Games
After finishing Super Mario Galaxy about 10 years ago, I wondered how the series would ever evolve past space. Mario’s …
Hacking and Slashing Through History: Wulverblade Review
Anyone reading this review is familiar with the powerful way video games entertain us. But the medium is capable of …
Three Third-Party Games That Need to Come to the Switch
The Switch’s third-party success, up to this point, is surprising almost everyone. Since the Nintendo 64, Nintendo’s consoles have offered …
Five Best Games to Play With Your Significant Other
Date nights are often spent watching romance movies and Netflix, and video games are less-trodden territory among couples. The interactivity …
Project Octopath Traveler: Quirky Name, Intriguing Game
Square Enix’ fall from grace, at least in the eyes of classic-JRPG fanatics, is well-documented. With every numbered Final Fantasy …