Overall, NBA 2K20 is a good game. The core gameplay and presentation excels, My Career is a simple but enjoyable experience, the WNBA’s included, and the additional modes function but fall short because of the progression stranglehold.
At long last, Koholint Island returns in The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening for the Nintendo Switch. Read on to find out how this new version of the Game Boy classic holds up.
It’s not a terrible game, but in Groundhog Day: Like Father Like Son a great premise and iconic source material are let down by clumsy execution and sloppy production values.
Level-5’s critically received masterpiece Ni No Kuni: Wrath Of The White Witch returns to the current generation, and it is still as just as good as it was when it first came out. Featuring a timeless art-style and a heartfelt story, it’s worth revisiting this massive world once more.
Frogwares gives us another chance to question our sanity with another trip to The Sinking City. Unfortunately, the Switch version of the game isn’t quite up to speed, resulting in us questioning our sanity for other reasons.
Risk of Rain 2 improves on the original title in every way from the gameplay to the art design. The original indy darling received such a great reception that Gearbox Publishing picked Hopoo games up for a sequel.
Daymare 1998 is a love letter to horror games of a bygone era, but a serious lack of polish hampers the experience, especially compared to more modern experiences.
Monster Hunter World: Iceborne DLC is a worthy addition to an already great grind game, with enough length, features, and improvements to warrant the hefty price tag.
If you’re looking for some motocross action, MXGP 2019 should satisfy that itch, but expect to stumble a little in the dirt.
The underworld doesn’t seem so scary when compared to the issues that plague Devil’s Hunt, a third-person action game that doesn’t deliver on the action.
