On the cusp of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom’s launch, I find myself reflective of the series and where it’s led to today. Like many others, the structural departure from the series’ tried-but-true series of complex dungeons along a streamlined set of overworlds became long in the tooth by the time we … Continue reading Lowered Expectations – The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
One of the joys of covering new and upcoming games is finding works under the radar and discovering new experiences for my family to enjoy. When kids reach an age of self-sufficiency but not yet a brooding teenager, there’s a window of time for building connective tissue. Kukoos: Lost Pets seemed like prime opportunity to … Continue reading Kukoos: Lost Pets (Switch) Review
A New Albeit Limited Take on Roguelikes By Alex Orona Tokoyo is a new anime roguelike game from publisher Playsim, that brings some cutesy chibi art to a simplified take on the genre. There’s unique variations to randomized dungeon generation as well as combat, but in the end takes more away than adds to what … Continue reading Tokoyo: The Tower of Perpetuity (Nintendo Switch) Review
By Allyson Cygan of Gaming Fyx The world of idol music can be addicting - full of catchy music, intense performances, and performers who seem to be born for the role of idol. However, behind all of that is a lot of work, a lot of planning, and a lot of money. It’s that behind … Continue reading Idol Manager (Switch) Review
Motorway Mayhem or Merriment By Eric, Getty, Gettinger Mini Motorways has a very easy premise, bringing the cars of a specific color to the buildings of the matching color by placing road tiles. I have never been so relaxed and at the same time completely stressed out in playing a game in my life. Simple … Continue reading Mini Motorways (Switch) Review
Go Fish By Joel DeWitte Card shark grabbed my eyes the moment trailers started popping up. The concept of grifting the well-to-do by pulling off sleight of hand tricks in a game of cards is so novel (or at least, I haven’t seen it). It’s the most visually arresting game I’ve played all year. Each … Continue reading Card Shark (Switch) Review
Push your patience while defending the rook By Joel DeWitte Defend the Rook is a turn-based strategy game where you play as a mage against elemental adversaries which challenge him in a battle against his heroes. Those heroes (a knight, a sorceress, and a thief) are tasked each level to fight off five waves of … Continue reading Defend the Rook (Switch) Review
By Philip Orona “Run and Gun” has long been a staple in the world of video game genres. Contra, Ikari Warriors, Metal Slug and Gunstar Heroes have peppered our brains with fond memories of wasting hours on end blowing away aliens, monsters and enemy soldiers. That genre has also given birth to not so straight … Continue reading Popslinger (Switch) Review
There’s something thrilling about playing 1v1 against someone in any competitive game. The dance of getting an understanding of your opponent’s playstyle. The push-and-pull, back and forth swings in momentum until getting the better of your opponent. The thrilling victory or crushing defeat that comes from the conclusion of a match. Team multiplayer can be … Continue reading Windjammers 2 (Switch) Review
Hey everybody it’s Trey from NintenDomain Podcast and it's that time of year again. It’s time for my top list of the best of the best video games released this year for the Nintendo Switch! Things were looking up in 2021, work was starting to come back, bands were going on tour again, and those … Continue reading Trey from Nintendomain’s Top 5 Nintendo Switch Games of 2021
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