Jordan Biordi's Reviews
Dragon Quest Builders is another solid block, building the Switch's amazing library.
This might have been worth it as part of a full Kirby game.
Enter the Gungeon is a full clip of awesome, loaded into a gun of perfection and fired onto the most interesting console.
Cities: Skylines is definitely a must-own for fans of the genre, or gamers with a nostalgic itch for SimCity that EA certainly won't scratch.
I might have been able to get past the mind-numbing monotony of this game, if it weren't so poorly designed for consoles.
Game Freak reinvented their wheel with Pokémon last year. This year they polished the hell out of it!
Despite being a slightly pared down re-release of Skyrim, the portability aspect really makes this work.
Mario Party: The Top 100 feels like a party no one showed up to.
While Superstar Saga may be a bit simplistic for more advanced players, its nostalgic appeal and overall fun is enough to justify its existence.
If you missed this one on the Wii U, it's definitely worth catching on the Switch!
Samus' triumphant return deserves a place on your shelf.
Starcraft retains its seat in the high pantheon of genre defining games.
Overcooked will either have you in hysterics, or hating your friends. Either way, you'll have a blast!
I'm sure these games are great for anyone who grew up with them, but I honestly don't get why.
In the torrid desert of the AAA industry, Ever Oasis stands out as the rejuvenating refuge so desperately needed.
It took four episodes, but things finally happened and are at least mildly interesting.
The Jackbox Party Pack 3 is an excellent collection of games perfect for parties.
I'd rather be watching Season 3 of TWD than playing it.
Telltale has definitely gotten so comfortable that their latest zombie game lacks any teeth.
This is one Troll that should have stayed under the bridge.