Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, the latest game to join the expanding series, is definitely fun and immersive for fans and newbies alike. Just beware that if you’re a super fan who’s played every DBZ game out there this isn’t exactly going to stand out as the best of all time and will ultimately feel all too familiar.
The original Shinobi is being released on the Nintendo Switch. Play as ninjutsu master Joe Musashi in this classic side-scrolling platformer that’s actually quite the steal for just $8.
The original Fantasy Zone is being released on the Nintendo Switch. Play Opa Opa in this cartoony, yet challenging, shoot ’em up title and all for less than $10.
Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath HD is a finely aged FPS/Adventure/Platformer hybrid that has managed to stay a fun and interesting experience even 15 years after it originally launched.
Eclipse: Edge of Light offers a passable VR experience for an affordable price, but its dull visuals and simplistic gameplay fail to impress.
Like a comic book come to life, Goodbye Deponia wraps up the trilogy nicely with more interesting puzzles and endless sarcastic dialogue.
Fishing: Barents Sea sets out to provide you with a full fishing simulator in the deep sea. While parts feel meditative, its greatness is ultimately held back by deep compromises to get it onto the Switch’s tiny screen.
Decay of Logos looks to blend the world-type of Breath of the Wild with gameplay that feels as if it was pulled from Dark Souls. Does it achieve either of these things or does it crash and burn before it ever has a chance to take off? Read on to find out.
Vertex Pop has made their best game yet with Super Crush KO, a fast-paced and superbly fun brawler that is too good to miss.
Kickstart your pop idol career with only a little bit of dungeon crawling with Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore! Read on to see how the second verse sits by the first.
