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I absolutely love the Harvest Moon franchise, but recent years has seen the franchise take a hit as Natsume has released less than stellar farming experiences. Things changed a bit with Winds of Anthos, which I thought was actually better than the Story of Seasons counterpart, but after playing a bit of Home Sweet Home on my Nintendo Switch 2, I cannot help but think perhaps this was an unnecessary cash grab from Natsume. Let me be clear, Harvest Moon:…

Hello, welcome to Dinkum. You can create your own island here and…hey! Watch out for that crocodile! It looks like it wants to take a bite out of you. Please just step over this way. That’s it. You got it. Okay, now check out our review of Dinkum for the Nintendo Switch. When an invitation goes out to move into the middle of nowhere and start a brand new life away from the city, you jump at the chance. A…

What happens when an octopus is taken out of his underwater home and plucked into dangerous unknown territories? If you’re Darwin, its all about Survival and Hijinks! Next year we’ll get to find out all about it in Darwin’s Paradox. Darwin’s Paradox is coming to the Nintendo Switch 2, PS5, Xbox Series S/X, and STEAM in 2026. It will be published by KONAMI and French developers  ZDT Studio made it. Darwin is an octopus who gets taken away from his…

The Dynasty Warriors franchise has never been one that I gravitated towards, but when the first Hyrule Warriors launched, I realized I quite enjoyed the various mechanics and the hack-and-slash nature of the gameplay. A few Warriors games later – including more Hyrule Warriors – and I now consider myself a fan. I got to play Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment at a Nintendo of Canada holiday event, and I was quite impressed then. I’m more impressed now. Princess Zelda…

Animal Crossing: New Horizons is one of my favourite Nintendo Switch games of all time – perhaps it was COVID, or perhaps it was just a solid game, but when this game launched on the Nintendo Switch, I played it for hundreds of hours. When Nintendo announced a Nintendo Switch 2 version of the game, and new content coming, I was really excited, but also just a bit disappointed. First and foremost, I think it’s good to acknowledge two things.…

Snoopy and the Great Mystery Club is an easy going, low stakes adventure perfectly tailored for young Peanuts fans and casual gamers. It thrives entirely on the  charm of its characters, featuring wonderful voice acting and a visual style reminiscent of both the classic comic strip and movies. While the gameplay is simple, relying heavily on fetch quests and light puzzling it succeeds in creating a heartwarming and authentic Peanuts experience which I loved. Pure Peanuts Charm From the moment…

In the 1980s and 90s, Adventure games were really popular on PC. Two of the most popular series were King’s Quest and Space Quest. There were many other Adventure game series out there too and one of them was Simon The Sorcerer. And now that series has returned with a brand new entry-a prequel that tells all about how Simon became a Sorcerer. Is this game worth checking out on Nintendo Switch? Here’s our review! Simon The Sorcerer Origins stars…

We’ve been playing Pokémon Legends Z-A since it came out recently on Nintendo Switch 2 and thought it was time to finally share our thoughts on the game. Is Pokémon Legends: Z-A fun? My thoughts are below, but you can also check out Adam Roffel’s full review of the game as well! I’ve been playing Pokémon ZA on Nintendo Switch 2 since the launch week. I hadn’t originally planned to get the game but some friends absolutely loved it and…

Today, October 30th, 2025, will go down as one of my favorite days. Why?! Well because I love Animal Crossing and Nintendo just announced some New Horizons news today. Let’s talk about it all and how I’m feeling about it. Nintendo announced that Animal Crossing New Horizons will be getting a Switch 2 edition on January 15, 2026. The new edition will include some cool new features, such as mouse controls for moving furniture and being able to play up…

Reus 2 has launched on the Nintendo Switch and Xbox and while there obviously a really solid game here for fans of “god games” to enjoy, I’m not sure the home console, even one that is portable like the Nintendo Switch, is the ideal place to play this. In Reus 2, players will terraform planets and settle a variety of different tribes on them. These tribes will have leaders who like or want specific things, and the city of each…