Switch Reviews

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…

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…

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…

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…

Final Fantasy Tactics from the PlayStation 1 is an all-time classic game from Square Enix. Fans of the game have been wanting a remaster of the game for awhile now. The Ivalice Chronicles is here! Is any good? Does it live up to the legacy of the game? Here is our review of Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles for the Nintendo Switch 2. In Final Fantasy Tactics, you play as Ramza Beoulve who lives in the land of Ivalice…

When Hades II finally left Early Access and launched in full, it didn’t just meet expectations—it shattered them. Supergiant Games has delivered a sequel that feels bigger, bolder, and more refined than its predecessor, without losing the magic that made the original a modern classic. This isn’t just more of the same; it’s a thoughtful evolution of the formula, layered with new systems and a complete story that rewards persistence and curiosity. From the moment you step into the shoes…

Pokémon Legends: Arceus is one of my favourite Pokémon games ever released. Outside of the original games, it might just be my favourite. The idea of exploring an open world, throwing Pokéballs outside of battles, and seeing Pokémon live in their natural environments was fascinating. Tack on some crafting, Pokédex filling, and more, and you had a unique, yet familiar, Pokémon experience. While Pokémon Legends: Z-A does some of that, it falls just a bit short of its predecessor. To…

It’s been a few years since I picked up a soccer game on the Nintendo Switch. For years, EA Sports continued to release their yearly soccer games on Nintendo Switch, but always with a subtitle. See, soccer on Nintendo Switch was always an afterthought, and until recently was a bare bones experience that suffered from frame rate issues, lack of content, and an overall disappointing presentation. Enter FC 26, still an inferior product compared to other consoles, but a yet…

I’ve always loved the Super Mario franchise although my ranking of the franchises 3D releases is far different than the average Nintendo fan. Super Mario Galaxy and Super Mario Galaxy 2 are two of the most beloved Mario games ever released by Nintendo, yet  I have continued to rank them below my other favorites, namely Super Mario 64, Super Mario Sunshine, and Super Mario Odyssey. After playing both games for the last 10 days or so, my ranking of my…

When you first boot up Fruitbus on PS5, you’re greeted by a world that feels like a watercolor painting come to life. The skies are soft pastels, the ocean glimmers like liquid glass, and the islands ahead promise adventure—not the kind filled with danger or combat, but the kind that invites you to slow down, breathe, and savor the journey. This is a game about food, family, and finding your place in a world that’s both familiar and full of…