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When it comes to roguelike shooters I’m both a tremendous fan and often a picky critic...
While run and gun shooters tend to be a side-scrolling affair Monkey Barrels proves it’s a formula that works well from a top-down perspective with twin-stick controls as well...
While staying simple is par for the course for budget racers, this is a pretty bare bones experience
Going way back to the days of playing games with friends on my Commodore 64 I've always enjoyed Olympic-style multi-event games...
While deck building and card battling games have made their appearance on the Switch in a few different forms, none of them has been quite like this...
There's something to be said for truth in advertising and if you've ever wondered what it would be like to control large commercial shipping vessels this may be the simulator for you...
As a self-proclaimed super-fan of twin-stick shooters any title that looks like it could scratch that itch is immediately of interest...
While it pretty briefly offers up some slashing fun its lack of depth and longevity catch up to it pretty quickly
When it comes to tactical squad-based shooters simply nothing compares to the X-Com series...
An opening admission (and perhaps given my age this will be shocking), of all the SNES-era games I played in my college years I don't believe these two were among them...
From the start I was always a fan of the Super Monkey Ball series...
If you're a gamer who has been around a while, immediately at the point you get this game rolling you won't be able to miss the fact that it's based heavily on Sonic the Hedgehog...
When it comes to co-op PvE gameplay I don’t think any other title has managed to top the Left 4 Dead series, even though the last entry was released a solid decade ago...
Offering up a different look for tactical strategy play on Switch, Action Squad has limits but also some appeal
Grinding is one of those things that can grate on your nerves, though in the case of some games it can work...
This is one of those titles where you generate quite a bit of excitement and anticipation going in ("Zombie game! Bring it") and then manage to enjoy yourself a bit while grumbling a bit in disappointment nonetheless...
Minimalism in games is always a bit of a wild card, sometimes having some surprises in store and sometimes making for a ho hum experience...
Having never gone off-roading, let alone been to Alaska, I'm unable to comment on the authenticity of the experience offered by this title...
Meow let me tell you about a purrfect game for fans of furry cuteness and action RPG action...
As a huge fan of arcade classics from many genres I've played more than my share of space shooters...