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Agatha Christie: Murder on the Orient Express (Switch) Review

After reviewing The London Case a little while ago, I was very curious to see what Murder on the Orient Express had to offer. Upon investigating this new Agatha Christie release, I discovered that it wasn’t developed by Blazing Griffin. Instead, Microids…

Disgaea 7 (Switch) Review

For years I have enjoyed the Disgaea franchise. Unlike most franchises, the Disgaea franchise has consistently gotten better over time, aside from a few lulls in terms of characters or storyline. Disgaea 7: Vows of the Virtueless enhances gameplay and refreshes the…

Fashion Dreamer (Switch) Review

The Style Savvy games of the DS are a thing of legend for a particular corner of the gaming world. With thousands of outfits to put together for characters, they felt infinite in their offering for anyone interested in fashion. The developer, syn…

Agatha Christie – The London Case (Switch) Review

I have grown to love the Agatha Christie games. I’ve always enjoyed a good mystery, and both The ABC Murders and The First Cases were great adaptations of Agatha Christie’s work. Hercule Poirot’s work is never done, yet The London Case makes me…

Rune Factor 3 Special (Switch) Review

As time passes, in order to preserve games for modern systems, sometimes they need to be remastered or ported. Some people dislike this trend, but I think with the right bit of polish and work, it can be a positive thing. Rune…

My Time at Sandrock (Nintendo Switch) Review

In the spring of 2020, Animal Crossing: New Horizons captured the time and minds of millions of players who fully engrossed themselves in slower, cozier gameplay. Since then, it seems everyone is eager to find the next cozy gem, but few hit the…

Fate/Samurai Remnant (Nintendo Switch) Review

It doesn’t take much to get me to try a video game. If it looks even slightly pleasing to the eye, I’ll give it a shot. Develop enough games up my alley and I’ll try things blindly. Having not experienced much of the…

NASCAR Arcade Rush (Switch) Review

Have you ever heard the saying “A mile wide and an inch deep?” While this saying is typically used for stupid people, I believe that an alternate version of this can be used to describe NASCAR Arcade Rush; an inch wide and…

The Legend of Nayuta: Boundless Trails (Switch) Review

One of my favorite RPG franchises that seemingly gets no attention is the Trails franchise. It just might be Nihon Falcom’s crown jewel, besides the Ys series of course. The Legend of Nayuta: Boundless Trails is an interesting middle ground between the…

Silent Hope (Switch) Review

The roguelike craze is far from over. In fact, we’re going to see a lot more of them in the coming years. Some stand out like Hades, and others end up falling out of the news cycle as soon as they enter…