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Fly Together (Switch) Review
Fly Together (Switch) Review

Building from Conduct Together, a multiplayer party title geared around trains, Northplay has now graduated to planes with Fly Together. If you played Flight Control, which saw great popularity on mobile devices and even WiiWare, you will know exactly what Fly Together is all about as it features the exact same gameplay. From a top-down […]

Together (Switch) Review
Together (Switch) Review

A side scrolling platformer built with co-op in mind, Together can also be played solo but doesn’t have quite the same appeal.  The moveset is simple – jump, attack, and roll – but each of the dozen playable characters have slightly new abilities, enough to encourage different co-op teams. Eventually you can unlock ranged attacked, […]

Mythic Ocean (Xbox One) Review with stream
Mythic Ocean (Xbox One) Review with stream

Whenever Nakana.io is set to publish a new title, I get a little excited because I know the experience is going to be different, hand crafted, and one that carries a message larger than the sum of its parts. Developed by Paralune, Mythic Ocean is essentially a multiple choice dialog simulator with minor exploration dispersed […]

Wingspan (Xbox One) Review
Wingspan (Xbox One) Review

Modified from a 2019 board game, Wingspan is a digital card game featuring birds, their eggs, their diet, and their habitats.  Even though it checks all the quality of life boxes such as supporting robust multiplayer features and a pleasant art style, this title is super complex and I literally fell asleep during the tutorial. […]

Blink: Rogues (Switch) Review
Blink: Rogues (Switch) Review

The latest game by Ultimate Games S.A., Blink Rogues deserves a lot of credit for trying something new with the shooter genre. Unfortunately, even with all the unique features, the end result is an overly difficult shmup that challenges for all the wrong reasons. So what makes Blink: Rogues so unique? To start, the screen […]

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