THE FINAL FANTASY LEGEND: Fantasies Revisited
THE FINAL FANTASY LEGEND, an experimental 1989 GameBoy JRPG, is both a fascinating misstep and the first of many FINAL FANTASY tie-in games.
THE FINAL FANTASY LEGEND, an experimental 1989 GameBoy JRPG, is both a fascinating misstep and the first of many FINAL FANTASY tie-in games.
DORFROMANTIK, a relaxingly gentle new puzzle game from Toukana Interactive, is a cottagecore dream come true.
UNPACKING is a simple, relaxing puzzle game that manages to have some of the best environmental storytelling I’ve seen in ages.
Voice of Cards: The Isle Dragon Roars is a throwback JRPG that looks fantastic but plays a little too conservatively to warrant interest.
Samus Aran is back with a vengeance as the long-in-development METROID DREAD has finally come out. Can it live up to decades of expectation?
Shantae, a long-running platforming adventure series, is now fully available on the Nintendo Switch. Where should you start?
Good Night, Knight is a remarkable blend of genres that make for a unique experience — but it is not even remotely close to being complete.
LEGAL DUNGEON is a clever puzzle game about abuse of the criminal justice system. But can it overcome some key translation errors?
GOING UNDER, a 2020 roguelite newly ported to the Nintendo Switch, is a solid satirical action game about Silicon Valley culture.
Signs of the Sojourner is a remarkable game that uses basic card game mechanics to tell a nuanced story about growing up and losing touch.
Curse of the Dead Gods, a new roguelike from Passtech Games, has been drawing comparisons to 2020 champ HADES. How does it compare?
PARADISE KILLER is a remarkable achievement by any measure, with some of the finest writing and design work I’ve ever seen in video games.
Cathedral, a new Metroidvania from developers Elden Pixels, is out now on the Nintendo Switch. How does it hold up in an incredible competitive genre space?
The newly re-released Super Mario 3D World came with a surprise new game unlike any other core Mario title: Bowser’s Fury. Does this hint at something interesting for the future of Mario games?
Cultist Simulator is among the most unique — and addicting — games I’ve played in ages, and the Switch port is flawed but engrossing.