Reviews

It’s never been more fun to be stuck in the center of a tornado of vehicular carnage. Clustertruck’s truck-based lunacy will have you trying it’s levels again and again until you get that perfect run.

Mulaka’s gorgeous world and inventive gameplay concepts brings a new, intriguing mythology to gaming: the lore of the Tarahumara people.

The Final Station’s atmospheric, environmental storytelling makes it stand out amongst the crowd as a more realist take on post-apocalyptic survival. It’s simple yet gorgeous visuals and sound design are great examples of minimalism done right.

The Snakebyte Power:Pack’s large battery capacity and relative compact size help it stand out from other battery packs that can be twice as large but shorter in battery life.

If you get lost while playing Fe, don’t fret. Let the gorgeous visuals and ambient soundtrack soak you in. Explore and enjoy nature, even if it’s just in a video game.

Excellent pixel art presentation, simple yet engaging exploration, and an effective underdog story: Owlboy is a triple threat that makes for an irresistible and worthwhile addition to your Switch library.

Night In The Woods takes on serious themes of life as a college dropout in a small Midwestern town through a refreshingly original narrative, endearing characters, and an art style to match.

Disc Jam’s pick-up and play nature plus no-frills access to gameplay make it a great choice for quick fun by yourself or with friends, but its barebones presentation and a severe lack of play modes leave a lot to be desired.

Character illustrations and unit battles make the game impressive but it’s lack of multiplayer mode at launch, hinders its full potential.

Aperion Cyberstorm has many of the right ideas in the right places but falls short of realizing them to their full potential. If you’ve got friends to explore with though, feel free to hop right in.

Even if you’re not a fan of Metroidvania games, Dandara’s unique movement system can turn a curious corner peek into an exhilarating action sequence. Paired with its beautiful art, the game is a fitting tribute to the real-life Dandara.

With indie darling SteamWorld Dig, Image & Form expands SteamWorld saga on the Nintendo Switch. All the features that made the original great are back in portable HD glory, so players can mine, explore, upgrade, and monster-mash all over again.