How much is a game worth to you? I’m not talking a specific game. Not the wishlist, dream game that you’d trade your firstborn for. Just a game. $80? My guess is it isn’t even close. The average gamer isn’t spending anywhere near that much. Maybe a few times a generation or in support of a certain publisher. Perhaps you’ll splurge at Christmas or when a console launches. But those are outliers. Factor in deals, bundles, deep discounts and what…
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Mental Health and Board Games – A Gentle Rain – Giveaway!
With May being Mental Health Awareness Month, I’m partnering with Incredible Dream to give away a copy of A Gentle Rain: Bloom Edition to one lucky reader / viewer here on GamesReviews.com and over on Instagram (instagram.com/noshelfspacecanada). But before you get all the details, let’s talk about the benefits of board games and mental health. Although I wish that playing and reviewing board games was my full time job, it’s not. I work in a fairly fast paced environment that…
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Lilo and Stitch LEGO Sets to Prepare you for the Feature Film
Later this month, the live action Lilo and Stitch film will be hitting theatres across the world, and while I find that Disney’s recent live action remakes are a bit hit and miss, I’m actually quite excited for this one. I think it’s that Stitch isn’t supposed to be a real animal/creature that makes this live action remake just a bit more digestible for me. With the release of the movie, you better believe there are a slew of great…
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Capy’s Quest (Xbox)
Capy’s Quest is an indie platformer that invites players into a whimsical world filled with capybaras, culinary chaos, and charming escapades. Developed by AVTOSERVICE GAMES, this title is now available on most platforms, offering a stress-free gaming experience (well sort of some levels cause stress) that's perfect for casual play.
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Grand Theft Auto 6 Might Be Too Good
At a time when the house of cards that is the old games industry looks set to topple, Grand Theft Auto 6 will send standards skyrocketing. On the surface that might seem like a good thing. It isn’t. We saw it with Baldur’s Gate 3. The “why can’t” conversations. Why can’t big publishers do it if a relatively small indie can? Why can’t RPG makers focus on this or that, instead of this or that. When something hits and hits…
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One Month Away – How Popular Will the Nintendo Switch 2 Be?
OK, it’s yet another Nintendo Switch 2 article from me, and yet again we are probably going to walk down the “is this all too expensive” conversation. We are one month away from the launch of the Nintendo Switch 2, and while I do feel that the costing conversation has died down a bit, it’s likely to rear its ugly head again at some point in the next 30 days. But how popular will the Nintendo Switch 2 be? If…
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Kid Like Excitement for the Nintendo Switch 2
I’ve been a video game fan since my parents bought me a Nintendo 64 for Christmas many years ago. That love for the company has grown through every console and handheld since. That love of Nintendo has definitely been passed down to my kids as well, and their excitement for the Nintendo Switch 2 is infectious. As adults, the business of video games seems to get in the way of actually enjoying the product. The price is too high, how…
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GTA6 and the Inevitable Reality of Delays
Rockstar has delayed GTA6. It’s unsurprising. As games continue to get bigger and gaps between titles longer, this is something we’re going to have to learn to live with. It’s nothing new. That once-in-a-generation title you’ve been waiting for has been pushed back again. It doesn’t have to be GTA6. Pick a game you’re looking forward to and there’s a good chance it’ll see some sort of delay. This isn’t a major problem in the grand scheme of things. It’s…
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Star Wars Day Coming – LEGO Sets to Consider
Star Wars day is coming – as we get closer and closer to May 4th, it’s time to get excited about some Star Wars themed parties and entertainment options! Every year, we put on our favourite Star Wars movies and shows, sometimes build a LEGO set or two purchased from a local retailer, or simply play with some of the Star Wars LEGO we already have at home. This year, there are a ton of stellar Star Wars LEGO sets…
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No, Days Gone Doesn’t Need a Rethink
Days Gone was one of my first finishes of 2025, so no surprise they released a remastered version just after. That’s brought up the old conversation about if it’s really a bad game again. Honestly, I expected a poorly scripted, mediocre open world zombie game that only the biggest Sony fan could love. And sure, it’s a diamond in the rough, but you ignore the rough at your peril. Granted, I played it on PC a few years after release.…
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