Jordan Biordi's Reviews
Pronty strives for Metroid’s depth but ends up a shallow dip in contaminated waters.
Tales of Symphonia Remastered is a solid, albeit dated trip down memory lane.
Blanc is a beautiful-looking game that would’ve been a better movie.
The Pathless focuses on style and fast-paced movement and does it well, but leaves a bit to be desired on the Nintendo Switch.
Potion Craft: Alchemist Simulator blends puzzle, simulator, and style for an enchanting brew that’s hard to resist.
The Oregon Trail has been brought to the modern day with mindfulness and a wide-breadth of enhanced gameplay.
My Fantastic Ranch is a gentle dip into the Simulation pool’s shallow end that will definitely whet the appetite for more advanced experiences.
Doraemon Story of Seasons: Friends of the Great Kingdom is a great game and an even greater collaboration between iconic franchises.
Potionomics is a genuinely unique take on the sim genre that blends strategy with fun, and bolsters it with lovable and engaging characters.
Persona 5 Royal may be one of the best Switch-ports to date, and should absolutely be played by fans and newcomers alike.
Digimon Survive balances an intriguing, more mature Digimon story with excellent turn-based strategy combat that evokes the spirit of the anime.
Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak is an amazing—albeit, questionably expensive add on.
Salt and Sacrifice is bloody, brutal, and beyond enjoyable!
While a mostly fun experience, Kirby and the Forgotten Land definitely forgets a lot of the things that make the pink puffball’s games so unique.
While not wholly deviod of quality, that Marvelous released Rune Factory 5 in it's current state, is pretty shameful.
Triangle Strategy is a scalene in structure—functionally it works, but no one side feels equal.
Solar Ash is a non-stop roller-coaster of pulse pounding gameplay and intriguing narrative. A must-play!
DUSK is a bloody good time on Switch that perfectly evokes the spirit of the best 90’s shooters.
The Good Life is a strange mix of photography-game and life-sim, and while it's not perfect, its flaws are covered by a weirdly charming premise.
I cannot deny that Death’s Gambit Afterlife is a well made, well executed game, but it genuinely isn’t for me.