About Kirk Hiner

7Levels has announced they’ll be bringing Home Net Games’ Warplanes: WW2 Dogfight to Nintendo Switch on February 21st, 2019. If you’re a fan of aerial combat sims, this is a mobile port you’ll welcome.
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Why spend time waiting around in the shadows when you become an undead assassin and create your own shadows? That’s what Nintendo gamers will get to do when Aragami: Shadow Edition is released for the Switch on February 21st.
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With limited compatibility (especially in the west), it’s been hard for Nintendo gamers to really get a grasp on the Tales series. Does Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition finally give us a solid grip now that it’s available worldwide for Nintendo Switch?
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Windscape combines the “spirit and flow” of Zelda, Secret of Mana, and Golden Axe Warrior with first-person person exploration, modern crafting, survival and sandbox games.
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My Memory of Us is a hand-crafted 2D adventure that features plenty of puzzles and stealth moments in which the two children must use their unique skills to survive in a city on the verge of war.
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Bigben and Kloytonn have announced that the Nintendo Switch is amongst the systems that will be getting WRC 8—the FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) 2019 official video game—in September 2019.
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With the release of The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part just a couple weeks away, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has revealed the first official trailer for The LEGO Movie 2 Videogame.
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In Wargroove, players take to the battlefield for turn-based solo or multiplayer combat for up to four players, but the gameplay and customization options go much deeper than you’d expect.
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Necrosphere Deluxe—a new Metroidvania game developed by Cat Nigiri—centers around super-secret agent Terry Cooper who dies on a failed mission and awakens in The Necrosphere. And you just know his journey back will not be easy.
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Fake boxing in front of the TV is not an alternative to the gym, but a good round of Fitness Boxing before a couple hours of Octopath Traveller is a really good (and surprisingly fun) idea.
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All the elements in Solar Flux combine for an attractive, calming, challenging, physics-based puzzler. The only trouble is that the Switch isn’t the best way to play it.
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Sky Force Anniversary may be a “re-creation” of a nearly 15-year-old game, but it looks and plays like it was custom made for this generation’s systems.
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Puzzle Wall comes with a couple of tricky variations and makes good use of the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con controllers, but its basic graphics and limited scope make it seem like it’s just a mini-game that somehow busted out of its bigger collection.
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Gris is a different kind of game. It’s your basic puzzle/platformer at its heart, but its presentation is so unique that it’s likely to connect with you in ways that few video games have.
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I generally have a problem with games that are released for nostalgic purposes, and Heavy Barrel does not break that trend. It’s a 21-year-old arcade action game faithfully reproduced on your Nintendo Switch, but it’s not one you’ll need to play if you don’t already have fond memories of it.
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Whereas I feel this is the best Mosou game currently available for the Switch, there’s not enough here to bring over any converts, especially those who played Fire Emblem Warriors and Hyrule Warriors specifically for the franchise tie-ins.
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Whether you’ve got quiz-whizzes, skill-based arcade gamers, those who love to be creative or those who love to get into ethical debates, the Jackbox Party Pack 5 has a game for everyone at the party.
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Debris Infinity lacks depth and longevity, but at only $5.00 it will continue to scratch that ’80s arcade itch for as long as you’re willing to let it.
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