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There will forever be one great question floating around the history of 1-2-Switch: why didn’t Nintendo make it a pack-in

One hit, one kill. That is the simple concept at the core of One Strike, and with the threat of

Retro throwback games have decades of hindsight to help them out when it comes to reproducing the experiences of old

The point-and-click adventure genre seems to be the most fertile soil for comedy games. Perhaps it’s the need to create

The Liar Princess and the Blind Prince is a game that’s essentially one step above a digital storybook. A digital

Deep Ones are creatures featured in various Lovecraftian tales and the greater Cthulhu mythos, the fish-like race of monster men

When designing children’s entertainment, especially for incredibly young audiences, you are essentially flipping a coin with how an individual will

Where Are My Friends? is a game that gives off an unusual first impression. The art style mostly uses bright

Despite what you might think, there are in fact no typos in the title of this article’s subject, as it

Back in the 1990s, a strange game called Shaq Fu was released. Starring basketball superstar Shaquille O’Neal in the leading

A few video games have tried to mix pinball with other gaming mechanics, titles like Sonic Spinball integrating light platforming

Referential humor is a bit of a risky gamble. Not only does it depend on the audience having a level

Henry the Hamster Handler for the Switch is the follow up to a VR title all about trying to make

The year is 1988, and Dr. H8 threatens to destroy the world with 88 warheads in 88 minutes, and the

Many indie games try to imitate the feel of retro games through their gameplay, music, and visuals, and for a

Some games live or die based on their multiplayer modes, and Overcooked is definitely putting all its eggs in the