Death end re;Quest 2 Review – Uncomfortably Addicting
Death end re;Quest 2 is a horror RPG with a grisly narrative and unfiltered violence, however, hindered due to the poor Switch performance.
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Trigger Witch Review – 16-Bit Cute But Deadly Twin-Stick Shooter
Set in a colorful 16-bit world, Trigger Witch is a bloody twin-stick shooter where cute characters repeatedly slay monsters with firearms.
Headland Review – All Ages Adventuring
Headland is an innocent, enjoyable adventure game with a simple storyline and an easily navigable landscape.
One Hand Clapping Review – I Can Make Your Hands Clap
Introducing a unique and creative way of gaming, One Hand Clapping is beautiful and intriguing, but may not be a game fit for every occasion.
Disney Magical World 2: Enchanted Edition – Patience Payoff
With a slow start but exciting events that follow, Disney Magical World 2 is perfect for all ages and a safe sim game for all Disney fans.
Kingdom Two Crowns: Norse Lands Review – Greedy For More
Kingdom Two Crowns: Norse Lands is an excellent expansion to an already addicting base game with an amazing soundtrack to accompany the experience. Whether it be a solo or co-operative journey, one can expect to spend all night trying to perfect this minimalistic strategy game.
Hoplegs Review – A Hopeless and Hilarious Endeavor
Hoplegs requires good timing, a relatively good understanding of the game physics, and the patience of a saint. I hate that I am so bad at it but I can’t stop playing.
Monster Crown Review – Almost Ready to Take On the World
Monster Crown shows us that monster taming RPGs can still be enjoyed using retro aesthetics in a world where monsters and humans coexist through contractual pacts.
Aragami 2 Review – Mostly Satisfying Stealth Experience
A third-person stealth game that also encourages players to find new ways to infiltrate enemy bases, Aragami 2 is an exciting action game with enjoyable missions that could be improved on with less repetitive environments and a more engaging story.
TOEM Review: An Easy-Going Photo Adventure
A quick and simple game about an adventurer and his camera, TOEM is a comfortable and wholesome experience filled with quirky characters and numerous quests to last you hours.
