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Its Halloween week and you what’s perfect for this time of year: games about witches! Even if its a cute game about witches. ILA: Frosty Glide is out now and we got to review it for Nintendo Switch. Is this game to check out this week? In ILA: Frosty Glide you play as Ila, a young witch, who has lost her cat Coco. And so she goes in search of him and is determined to bring him back home. That’s…

A few months ago, Turtle Beach sent over one of their newest Nintendo Switch Rematch Wireless controllers, and after using it a ton over the past few weeks, mostly reviewing Pokémon Legends Z-A, we are really impressed! The parity for controller quality across the industry right now is pretty close. Unless you are ordering a cheaply made, mass produced controller from Temu or the like, you are going to get a really solid product that works as intended. For the…

Its Spooky Season again! Halloween is this week. I thought I’d talk about some of my all-time favorite spooky games again and some of my recent favorites. Happy Halloween is this week. I love this time of the year. I’m a huge fan of spooky video games (and movies and books). So I thought I’d talk about some of my all-time favorites again. During the PlayStation 1 era, I got my first glimpse of the Survival Horror genre. I remember…

Two Point Museum is one of my favourite games in recent memory, and head of the games launch on Nintendo Switch tomorrow, we have a full review of our Switch experience on the site now. Just as reviews for the Nintendo Switch 2 version of the game dropped, Two Point Studios released a quick trailer showcasing what is coming next for Two Point Museum: Zooseum. Check out the trailer below to see what might be coming from Two Point Museum:…

I have played a ton of Two Point Museum on the PlayStation 5, and as with all Two Point titles, I absolutely loved it. The thing is, I’ve owned all the Two Point games – Two Point Hospital, Two Point Campus, and Two Point Museum – on either my PlayStation 5 or my Xbox Series X, and yet decided to also purchase them on my Nintendo Switch. Honestly, I preferred the Nintendo Switch versions of those games, not because they…

The Elf on the Shelf: Christmas Heroes brings the  holiday tradition to life as a cheerful and accessible 2D puzzle-platformer featuring everyone’s favorite Elf. Outright games is known for its family friendly titles this one is no different. You become a Scout Elf in training and restoring lost Christmas Spirit across the North Pole and a child’s home. Bringing us holiday magic with bright visuals and a simple, heartwarming story, perfect for family play. Simple Jumps with Festive Chores The…

DreamWorks Gabby’s Dollhouse: Ready to Party developed by Outright Games, a studio known for bringing beloved children’s franchises into the interactive space  this title captures the heart and magic of the popular Netflix series Gabby’s Dollhouse, wrapping it up into a cozy, family-friendly experience that’s simple yet fun. While it won’t win awards for deep gameplay or innovation, it delivers exactly what it promises: a cheerful, creative, and cooperative adventure designed for kids and parents to enjoy together A Faithful…

I’ve been a Nintendo fan for as long as I can remember, and being a fan of Nintendo means you probably gravitate towards specific games. For me, that’s anything Mario related. While I’m less of a fan of the Mario 2D entries, if a Mario game gets released there is a 99.9% chance that I’m going to play it. Reviewing games for the past decade has helped, but even if I didn’t, they would almost all be day one purchases…

Assassin’s Creed Shadows was one of our favourite Assassin’s Creed titles in the modern console era, and for good reason – traveling across Japan was a blast, and the two character story arch was really fun to play out. Choosing when to use each of the two characters was better than I thought it would be, and while I did spend a lot of my time with just one, they both had their strengths for certain situations. All of this…

Real Time Strategy and Tycoon games generally don’t perform favorably on consoles because they lack the key ingredient these games really do need: mouse support. Even though SEGA has done a great job handling controls for the Two Point County games, there is still no comparing controller and a mouse when it comes to this style game. That’s all changing with the launch of Two Point Museum on Nintendo Switch 2, at least I thought it was. In a recent…