Review: Pokémon Friends
Pokémon Friends is a small puzzle collection that wears its mobile roots on its sleeve. The premise is simple: solve...
Review: Donkey Kong Bananza
It’s been well over two decades since Donkey Kong 64 left Nintendo fans in a collect-a-thon-induced haze, and more than...
Review: Split Fiction
Hazelight Studios returns with Split Fiction, a bold, imaginative co-op game that pushes the envelope for shared storytelling. Much like...
Review: abxylute One
Gaming on a handheld can often feel like magic. While it’s not novel, having owned an original PSP and Nintendo...
Review: Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition
Coming into Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition with no Wii U history or nostalgic bias, I was genuinely curious. This...
Review: Assassin’s Creed Shadows
The Assassin’s Creed franchise has long been a familiar comfort. The type of game perfect for busy parents like me....
Review: Donkey Kong Country Returns HD
Donkey Kong Country Returns HD is a reminder of how well-designed 2D platformers can be. But also, how little effort...
Review: Asus ROG Ally X
Like crypto and CrossFit, I’ve also made peace with being wilfully ignorant about handheld PCs. Partly sanity and fear of...
Nintendo Switch 2 first look
The Nintendo Switch 2 is now official, following leaks ahead of the official video trailer shared by Nintendo. You can...
Top handheld games for all ages
We can lament the time children (and adults!) spend on gaming and screens as much as we like, but the...
Review: Mario & Luigi: Brothership
I’m having a lot of fun playing Nintendo franchises or remakes of games I haven’t tried before like Paper Mario:...
Review: Super Mario Party Jamboree
Super Mario Party Jamboree, the third Mario Party outing on the Nintendo Switch feels like the most expansive entry yet...