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When it comes to rhythm games, there’s a pretty common template where the player needs to accurately perform the right

Giraffe and Annika is a very cute game, and considering that seems to be the main goal it’s shooting for,

Synesthesia refers to a form of sensory overlap where an individual will experience one form of sensory input by way

When you first start to play Timespinner, it might seem deceptively unoriginal. The plot gets off to a seemingly generic

Perhaps known better as TowerFall Ascension since it has released under that name on most consoles, TowerFall is a game

When you’re watching a game show like Family Feud or playing a multiplayer game like one of the Jackbox Party

In 1987, a sidescrolling action arcade game called The Ninja Warriors was released in Japan. In 1994, a beat ’em

For many years, as I searched for co-op games to play with guests, the game Wild Guns for the Super

The Stretchers is a game whose release was truly strange. Appearing suddenly on the Switch’s eShop with no prior marketing,

The premise of pixies no bigger than your finger going up against comparatively massive but mundane humans is certainly one

I had a hankering for a cooking sim, and Waku Waku Sweets caught my eye with its saccharine visuals and

Hot and cold are practically the prototypical example of two diametrically opposed forces, fire and ice unable to mix for

After reviving the Double Dragon series with Double Dragon Neon, WayForward likely seemed a perfect pick for doing the same

When I play my Switch, I almost universally play it in docked mode. I respect the console/handheld hybrid design, but

Some indie games take one simple premise and run with it as far as it’ll take them, and in the