Cris Tales Review
Turn-based JRPG goodness returns to the Switch with some good old time travel thrown in for good measure.
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Destroy All Humans Review
The classic is back for the first time on a Nintendo platform! Take over the world and have fun destroying everything in your way.
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Sludge Life Review
Embark on a psychedelic adventure that looks like something straight out of a ’90s MTV creation.
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Wonder Boy: Asha In Monster World Review
The Wonder Boy series has received a lot of love in the past few years, but this latest one might have to try a little harder to win you over.
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Maneater Review
Just when you thought it was safe to back to the beach, Maneater arrives on the Switch! Play as the shark and devour your way to victory.
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Rise Of The Slime Review
Since the dawn of RPGs slimes have existed. A simple form of globus proportion, slimes are typically underrated, easily defeated,
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R-Type Final 2 Review
R-Type is back from the grave and still manages a fun time!
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Cultist Simulator: Initiate Edition Review
You may have to drink the Kool-Aid to fully enjoy this strategy card game.
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Little Nightmares II Review
Try to make sense of and escape the horrific nightmare creatures that will stop at nothing to keep you trapped in this dreadful place.
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Empire Of Sin Review
See if you can take control of Chicago in this strategy game set in the 1920s.
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John Wick Hex Review
If strategy and tactics games are the first things that come to mind when you think of John Wick, then this game might be for you.
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Taiko No Tatsujin: Rhythmic Adventure Pack Review
Rhythm action meets the RPG genre with the latest Taiko collection that’s sure to resonate with fans of the series.
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No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle Review
Even better than the original, Travis must regain his top assassin ranking if he hopes to remain the coolest dude around.
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Wartile Review
Striking graphics and a table top strategy motif are sure to suck some gamers in, but the stay might be on the short side.
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Sakuna: Of Rice And Ruin Review
Blending action platforming with farming simulation has never been more fun!
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