While definitely not the optimal experience one of the finest games of the generation, the Switch port of The Witcher 3 is a technical marvel that’s perfectly playable on the go.
If it isn’t a demonic invasion, it’s people going bonkers at the hands of Cthulhu. Heck, Mars certainly isn’t what it’s cracked up to be, huh?
To my chagrin Super Monkey Ball Banana Blitz HD does away with motion control, but it’s still a very colorful and fun party game.
Trine 4 goes back to the mold of the first two games in the series and succeeds in being the best entry so far.
But as just a shooter, did it at least turn out okay?
Ghostbusters junkies are sure to get a kick out of playing through this game again or for the first time ever, even though the original version’s incredibly fun multiplayer modes are nowhere to be found.
There’s something for puzzle fans of all kinds, whether they’re into color block combining or rather have a more carnival approach to their minigames.
Ghost Recon Breakpoint manages to tick all of the boxes for a modern Ubisoft game and at the same time if fails at what makes an open-world adventure fun thanks to meaningless progression, bugs, and an overall lack of identity.
Nihon Falcom’s newest entry in Trails of Cold Steel offers a lengthy adventure that finally brings the series to the current gen, and it does not disappoint in any way.
An excellent palate-cleanser of a game, which brings some much needed levity into dark times.
