Assassin’s Creed: The Rebel Collection is an easy recommendation. It offers two very strong games on their own, together for one price with the DLC on a wonderful port for the Nintendo Switch.
Christmas is right around the corner and what better way to spoil that gamer in your life than by getting a thoughtful stocking stuffer they’re sure to love?
If you’re a platformer fiend who loves a cute character and colorful graphics, this is certainly the one for you. It’s not without it’s problems however.
Zen Studios brings their excellent pinball experience to the Nintendo Switch with Star Wars Pinball, and it feels like a match made in heaven Two juggernauts of their industries come together into one slick package that fans of Star Wars will utterly adore.
Dead By Daylight is a multiplayer horror game where one killer hunts four survivors in an attempt to sacrifice them gruesomely. It was initially released back in 2016, but has now been ported to the Nintendo Switch for blood-soaked scares on the go.
LEGO Jurassic World has everything you love about the Jurassic Park movies but with that LEGO touch. LEGO Jurassic World covers more than two decades of the Jurassic World franchise from Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment.
The Walking Dead: The Telltale Definitive Series is an excellent example of how to do a series justice. Skybound Games went above and beyond in helping bring Telltale’s stories back into the spotlight in one beautiful collection, while packing it to the point of bursting with additional content.
Friday the 13th: The Game Ultimate Slasher Edition lives up to its name in a content filled package for the portable Nintendo Switch, letting players run from Jason Voorhees while on the run.
The cutesy carnage of Super Mutant Alien Assault is live on Switch, and it’s a welcome addition to the extensive indie library of Nintendo’s hot ticket console. Perfect for a quick round or an extended session, it may be a little simple, but it is packed with aliens to shoot.
Bustin’ never felt this horrible as we strap on our proton packs, load up the Ghost Mobile and try to forget everything about the Ghostbusters game.
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