Jordan Biordi's Reviews
S-Game's Phantom Blade Zero blends incredibly fluid combat with a gripping story for an action experience that is truly genre defying.
Pigeons at Play and Devolver Digital's frantic fungus-based shooter Mycopunk is as fun as it is challenging for both solo players and multiplayer.
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort remains as fun and innovative as seventh generation predecessor and even more reason to make the Switch to the new system.
Ratatan takes everything that was good about its spiritual predecessor and applies it to a faster, roguelike experience that really grooves.
Nivalis Nights is a decent business management sim, but it fails to really build on its cyberpunk setting and gets a bit boring after a while.
Order of the Sinking Star is the newest game from Thekla, Inc but are its puzzles enough to keep players engaged, or will they burn them out?
Star Wars: Galactic Racer is a fun, albeit clumsy racing game that pairs fast-paced action with some unique roguelike mechanics.
Rivage is a fine-enough puzzle game, but some questionable decisions make it a more frustrating than enjoyable experience.
Something We Made's Toem 2 is a fantastic sequel that takes everything that made its predecessor great, and expands it.
Aniimo is Pawprint Studio's free-to-play creature capture game, but is it worth putting down Pokémon to play?
Starsand Island is a decent farming sim, however the Nintendo Switch 2 version is filled with so many bugs, it needs an industrial-grade insecticide to make it playable.
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered is a decent enough port, but nowhere near the level of quality it should be for what the system is capable of.
Defender of the Crown: The Legend Returns can still be a bit obtuse at times, but makes up for it with fresh QoL improvements and a genuinely interesting new game mode.
Mistfall Hunter has a few good ideas, but lacklustre gameplay and somewhat shallow RPG elements make the extraction elements more monotonous than engaging.
Doloc Town is a genuinely fun and incredibly adorable blend of farming sim and platformer set in a post-apocalyptic world, adding a genuinely unique vibe to the genre.
Splatoon Raiders is proof positive the series can evolve past its competitive multiplayer roots, creating a fun and engaging ARPG experience that's hard to put down.
Fading Echo utilizes a really unique style for its aesthetic, platforming and combat for a truly engaging experience
While it's not particularly complex, D-Topia offers a decent narrative experience rounded out by good characters and fun little puzzles.
Moonlight Peaks is a serviceable farming sim that nails the fundamentals while delivering a delightful Halloween-inspired aesthetic.
Rhythm Heaven Groove is not only incredibly fun, backed by an amazing soundtrack, but it's so unbelievably accessible practically everyone can play it.