The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild Nintendo Switch 2 Edition Review | Is It Still Worth Playing in 2026?

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition remains one of the most influential open world action adventure games ever made, and after a combined 235 plus hour personal experience spanning the original Nintendo Switch release in 2017 and the upgraded version, it continues to stand as a defining title … Continue reading The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild Nintendo Switch 2 Edition Review | Is It Still Worth Playing in 2026?

Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove Review (Nintendo Switch) | Retro Platformer Collection With Massive Replay Value

Some games feel like a carefully tuned throwback while others feel like an entire era of platforming preserved in one package. Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove sits in the second category, turning a modern love letter to 8-bit action platformers into a full anthology that can easily stretch beyond 40 hours without running out of things … Continue reading Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove Review (Nintendo Switch) | Retro Platformer Collection With Massive Replay Value

Super Mario Bros. Wonder Review: A Creative but Easy Modern 2D Mario on Nintendo Switch

A talking flower should not be the thing that sticks in your head after a Mario game, yet here we are. One moment you are running through a clean, familiar 2D stage and the next the world bends, shifts or completely breaks into something unexpected. That is the core promise of Super Mario Bros. Wonder … Continue reading Super Mario Bros. Wonder Review: A Creative but Easy Modern 2D Mario on Nintendo Switch

Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Review (Nintendo Switch)

Xenoblade Chronicles 2 follows Rex, a young salvager pulled into a world-spanning conflict centered around Pyra, a powerful Blade tied to ancient secrets, political factions and competing ideologies. The story quickly expands from a focused journey into a dense narrative with multiple characters, systems and lore threads competing for attention. The game’s biggest strength is … Continue reading Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Review (Nintendo Switch)

Hades Review (Nintendo Switch): One of the Best Roguelikes Ever Made

Most games want you to avoid failure. Hades builds an entire masterpiece around it. Developed by Supergiant Games, Hades is a roguelike action game where Zagreus repeatedly fights his way out of the Underworld in defiance of his father, Hades. The deeper he gets, the more questions emerge, turning each escape attempt into another piece … Continue reading Hades Review (Nintendo Switch): One of the Best Roguelikes Ever Made

Celeste Review

Every mountain looks climbable from the bottom. Celeste is what happens when a game asks you to prove it. Celeste follows Madeline as she sets out to climb the mysterious Celeste Mountain. The premise is simple, but the journey becomes more personal as she confronts obstacles both physical and emotional along the way. The story … Continue reading Celeste Review

Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury Review

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 Bananza 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