Switch Reviews

Castlevania Dominus Collection brings three DS Castlevania games to the Nintendo Switch. It also has a remake of a lesser known title in the franchise. Is this collection worth getting? Here’s our review! The Castlevania Dominus Collection includes three DS games from the franchise plus Haunted Castle and its remake Haunted Castle Revisited. The addition of Haunted Castle, especially its remake, is pretty neat. The remake is old school Castlevania fun, but, without a doubt, the three DS Castlevania games…

Emio – The Smiling Man: Famicom Detective Club is an adventure game/visual novel for Nintendo Switch where you must solve a mystery. Is this game worth checking out? Here’s our review! Emio- The Smiling Man is a brand-new game in the Famicom Detective Club series. We previously reviewed the remakes of the original games. This new game has a completely new story with the detectives from the other game and a new case. The story is the most important aspect…

Do you like classic games like Contra and Castlevania? Then you may be interested in Shadow of the Ninja Reborn! Here’s our review of the game for Nintendo Switch. Its 2029 and two ninjas are trying to save the world. That’s the basic story to Shadow of the Ninja Reborn, but the game doesn’t focus on it. Instead, its focuses on its old school beat ‘em up gameplay. Shadow of the Ninja Reborn is an action/adventure old school beat ‘em…

Mika and the Witch’s Mountain is a cute, charming looking game but is it a fun game? Is it worth checking out? Here is our review of Mika and the Witch’s Mountain for Nintendo Switch. Mika is a young witch who gets sent to train with a senior witch and then quickly gets pushed off a cliff and ends up having to work for a delivery service to learn to fly better and make her way back to her potential…

If you like action/adventure games like Zelda and don’t mind short experiences, then we may have a game for you to check out! Here’s our review of Castaway for Nintendo Switch. When his spaceship is destroyed and his escape pod lands on a mysterious planet, the main character of Castaway must gather his tools and his dog again in order to survive. The story of Castaway is pretty simple but its presented in a really neat manner via animated cutscenes.…

The Metroidvania is a popular genre of the Nintendo Switch eshop. There are a lot of them. And now Mars 2120 can be added to that list. Is this a good game? Is it worth check out? Here is our review of Mars 2120 for the Nintendo Switch. In Mars 2120, a solider is sent to Mars to find out what happened to a missing colony. The story feels and also unfolds much like a Metroid game: you see story…

The Lullaby of Life is a musical indie puzzle game. It’s a very unique concept but is the game any good? Here’s our review of the Lullaby of Life for Nintendo Switch. We had to look up The Lullaby of Life’s story because the game itself doesn’t tell you what is going on. Apparently, you play as the “catalyst” of new life everywhere. You go about the universe exploring and finding your way. You grow with each set of levels…

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have been in a lot of video games. Mostly the games have been side scrolling beat ‘em ups. What if the turtles were in a roguelike though? That’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate and now its on Nintendo Switch. Here is our review of it. In Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (TMNT) Splintered Fate, the evil Shredder attacks and those turtle boys don’t cut no slack. Ahem. Well, Shredder does attack and Splinter is kidnapped…

Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition brings back a collection of games from Nintendo’s first system for a bit sized speedrun love letter. Is this a fun game? Will players who never had an NES enjoy it? Here is our review! Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition is a collection of challenges from the original Nintendo system! There are 13 games available: Super Mario Bros 1-3, Legend of Zelda 1 and 2, Metroid, Kid Icarus, Excitebike, Donkey Kong, Ice Climbers, Balloon Fight,…

Super Monkey Ball Banana Rumble marks a triumphant return for the beloved rolling puzzle series after a decade-long hiatus. Developed by Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio (known for the Yakuza series), Banana Rumble takes everything that made the classics great, polishes it up, and throws in some clever new mechanics for good measure. The core of Banana Rumble lies in its Adventure Mode, a sprawling collection of over 200 stages. These range from gentle slopes for beginners to mind-bending labyrinths that…