Two Mario games, one polished throwback and one experimental detour. Nintendo pairs a refined multiplayer platformer with an open-ended side experiment, but the result feels more like two separate ideas sharing a cartridge than a unified package. Super Mario 3D World carries the weight here, while. Bowser’s Fury feels like a prototype that sometimes gets … Continue reading Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury Review
Donkey Kong has spent decades punching barrels. In Donkey Kong Bananza, he finally gets to punch the world itself. Bananza feels like a major reset for Donkey Kong. Movement is immediate and satisfying, with DK carrying a heavy sense of momentum while still feeling easy to control. Smashing through terrain quickly becomes the game’s defining … Continue reading Donkey Kong Bananza Review
A quiet descent into beauty and brutality where every step forward has weight. Hollow Knight wastes no time pulling you into its atmosphere. The world feels heavy in the best way, supported by a haunting soundtrack and a dark tone that never lets up. Movement is tight and responsive, with controls that make even precise … Continue reading Hollow Knight – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition Review
Luigi checks into a haunted hotel and ends up doing all the work. Luigi’s Mansion 3 stands out immediately for its presentation. Every floor is distinct, with strong art direction that gives the hotel real personality and staying power. Luigi remains a charming lead, supported by light voice snippets from Charles Martinet that sell his … Continue reading Luigi’s Mansion 3 Review
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