PowerUp!'s Reviews
Mortal Kombat 11 is another brilliant entry in a franchise that has been on an upward trajectory for the last few games
This is your adventure, your journey as an Arisen, and while it is not free of technical hiccups, the game well and truly earns its reputation as one of the best fantasy games of all time.
If you liked Hotline Miami, prepare to fall in love with Katana Zero. Imbued with a hard-edged 1980s aesthetic, it offers players a dense, well-written story coupled with fast-paced, blood-soaked action that’s rewarding and satisfying.
The Walking Dead The Final Season is an incredible story and fans owe it to themselves to play it
If you’re looking for a tough, addictive, “just one more go” type of game, then Rotating Brave might be for you.
Pikuniku is not likely to be worth your time
Overall, it’s a wholesome gem and a worthy rival to games like Stardew Valley and Harvest Moon
For the incredibly low price and the plethora of content, you'll definitely have a great time playing BleepBloop on your Switch on the go
While Assault Android Cactus was and is a great game on other platforms, it's real home is on Switch. If you own a Switch, you need to play this game. It's the best fun you'll have with androids and killer robots on a handheld.
It looks and plays like a mobile title, which is exactly what it is.
World War Z is the kind of game that needs a dedicated squad to play with. In World War Z you damn well better give no quarter, because you can expect none.
Heaven’s Vault is a stunning achievement in interactive narratives and is an absolute must play
Outward is a deep, engaging and rewarding survival RPG. If you put in the time and the effort, you're going to be well rewarded
This game is addictive as hell and although it gets repetitive at times I found myself blowing away a large part of my weekend
Pressure Overdrive is a fun, lighthearted romp of a game.
Have you ever dreamt of breaking bad? Well, if life is anything like video games (and I’m assured it’s practically identical) turns out it’s pretty simple...
Once again, the portability of the Switch is sweet like strawberry wine. Which means, Final Fantasy 7 on Switch is probably the best way to play it, until the remake.
Degrees of Separation has a great hook that it, unfortunately, squanders through mindless, repetitive puzzle solving.
Astroneer give you seven wide-open planets to explore with friends or on your own. But really this is one endeavour that’s far better with friends than it is on its own.
The visuals and audio are excellent and the gameplay is challenging and rewarding. If only it were easier to find your way around.