Yacht Club Games graces us with a suitably royal adventure in Shovel Knight: King Of Cards. Joustus is a surprising hit, but not the star, as their full creative skillset is on display which results in yet another fresh variation that stands alongside its excellent brethren.
Seagate is known for providing excellent harddrives, but their SSDs are also rapidly becoming a fixture in many PCs. The latest iteration of the FireCuda 520 is no different, and while it’s marketed as a “Gaming SSD”, it certainly handled any task I threw at it without issue.
Steelseries is known for providing quality stuff, be it headsets, mice, or keyboards, they cover it all. That being said, there’s something special about the Arctis 1 Wireless Headset. It’s excellent sound quality and hassle-free setup coupled with a long battery life make this one a winner.
Dark Devotion is the latest “soulslike” style game to come to the Switch, and while it does a few things quite well, it’s largely a frustrating experience that needs fine tuning.
Sega’s taken another crack at Banana Blitz, bringing us a beautiful, challenging remaster that doesn’t really give us anything new. Banana Blitz HD is an improved version of what was seen as a solid entry in this popular series, but it’s frustrating that they didn’t go the extra mile.
Digimon fans rejoice, as not one, but two great RPGs are available on the Nintendo Switch for a steal of a price. You’ll get to experience two distinctly different stories and battle a ton of different Digimon in Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth: Complete Edition.
The Game Kitchen’s brutal, dark souls inspired metroidvania Blasphemous brings a lot of strong points to the table, but there are some truly frustrating aspects that hold this game back from standing at the top of the genre.
The cult indie hits Hotline Miami and its sequel arrive on Nintendo Switch, and despite it’s simplistic look, it actually ends up being of the most intense experiences on the platform. The Hotline Miami Collection is an excellent port, and captures the whole experience, for better and worse.
Hopfrog’s hit indie title Forager launches on Nintendo Switch, and it made an excellent transition thanks to its easily accessible style of gameplay that works in either short bursts or extended sessions.
The massively popular indie gem Terraria graces Nintendo’s portable platform, and its safe to say that the experience is as addicting as ever. Despite some weird decisions, this version is definitely worth a spot in your library if it catches your eye at all.
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