Fortune’s Weave opens five years after the Heroic Games, a fighting tournament held in Dagda’s capital city of Dagsion where the winner is granted one wish. By this point, things have gone horribly ...

Xenoblade Chronicles X, developed by Monolith Soft and published by Nintendo, stands as one of the most expansive and adventurous role-playing games in recent memory. Originally released for the Wii U ...

Xenoblade Chronicles 2 first arrived on Nintendo Switch in 2017, and it was well received overall, but introduced a few features fans still debate today such as its more anime-style visual and its ...

Not many studios would pick a setting like the Black Death as the backdrop for their debut game, but Sedleo did. The 15-person Italian indie team, with Dear Villagers publishing, dropped 1348 Ex Voto ...

Rhythm Heaven Groove brings Nintendo’s music series back after a ten-year absence, and it's as quirky and charming as ever. Nintendo is certainly delivering the surprises on Nintendo Switch this year, ...

Nioh 3 feels like Team NINJA and Koei Tecmo taking everything that worked in Nioh and Nioh 2 and giving it a much bigger stage. It still has that Nioh identity at its core, yet the structure and ...

Nintendo's Tomodachi life simulation series went quiet after 2013, and Living the Dream is the comeback thirteen years in the making. This third entry in the franchise, developed and published by ...

Psychological horror thrives on uncertainty, and Dollhouse: Behind the Broken Mirror leans into this with a story of lost memories, eerie dolls, and a decaying manor hiding unsettling secrets.

There is nothing quite like Kiln on Xbox Series X, or any Xbox console for that matter. Double Fine Productions, the creators of Psychonauts, Brütal Legend, and Keeper, has made the world's first ...

Star Wars fans, prepare yourselves for a nostalgic journey through the iconic prequel universe. Aspyr, the game developer known for remastering older Star Wars titles, has breathed new life into the ...

I grew up a huge fan of Snoopy, so I knew I had to jump at the chance to try Snoopy & The Great Mystery Club, out today on Nintendo Switch 2. I wasn't sure what to expect, but to my delight it ended ...