Hey look, it’s Zelda on Switch! Sort of.
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Super Mario Odyssey has been released to universal acclaim, and it’s not hard to see why. Since Super […]
The follow-up to SteamWorld Dig gets a fancy new Switch edition with all DLC included. But how does it compare to its illustrious forebear?
A Metroidvania all about magnets and creepy towers, with some surprisingly dark storylines.
Rive is Two Tribes’ swansong, as the company has sadly decided to cease game development. But is this Switch shoot ’em up a fitting finale?
VVVVVV – from the creator of indie classics like Super Hexagon and Tiny Heist – finally makes it to Switch. And it’s as wonderful as ever.
If you’re after a Zelda-style game that’s all about the puzzles rather than the combat, Ittle Dew 2+ might be the Nintendo Switch title you’ve been waiting for.
This week: cockroaches in a frickin’ PS4, Knight Terror, a troll-baiting Mario list, games we need on Switch and goodbye to Miiverse. AND COCKROACHES.
Perception is a rare example of narrative horror on Nintendo Switch, with the unique twist that you ‘see’ the world through the eyes (or rather, ears) of a blind person.
This week: the press reacts to the closure of Visceral Games, Reddit reveals the designers behind Switch games, RiME gets praised and Sony gets told off.
Something a bit different for the Nintendo Switch – a 1970s road trip along the Italian coast with fascinating conversations and multiple endings. And jazz fusion!
Just in time for Halloween comes The Count Lucanor, a strange and creepy little gem released onto Switch’s eShop.
With a deluge of independent games pouring into the Nintendo Switch eShop at a rapid rate, a quick […]
When the best are busy, are these 88 heroes enough to keep YOU busy?
The Switch eShop has been filling up with ports of indie games released on other platforms, and Inversus Deluxe makes […]
Double Dragon, but with Romans. Wulverblade is a beautifully drawn old-school beat ’em up for Nintendo Switch.
The Nintendo Switch eShop is rapidly filling up with quality indie games, and Yono and the Celestial Elephants is certainly […]
This week, we start Spiffing Reads with yet another crazy tale from the fascinating space world of EVE […]
Beloved indie game Retro City Rampage is getting a fancy retail edition for its Switch launch, published by […]
As Lucius mentioned, I sort of already went over the games I was happiest to see at this […]
Well, the first day of Nintendo Christmas has come and gone, and as usual there were some disappointments, […]
At a svelte 30 minutes, Nintendo’s E3 presentation was far shorter than its rivals – but it packed […]
This week on Spiffing Reads, we kick off with a couple of interesting opinion pieces on the Nintendo […]
I didn’t get up at 4am this morning to watch the Nintendo Switch Presentation – I’m not a […]
We’re only days away from the Nintendo Switch press conference, and I’m very excited to find out more […]
Eurogamer recently reported the rumour that the Nintendo Switch will have support for GameCube games on the Virtual […]
This week on Spiffing Reads, we start off with more analysis of the Nintendo Switch reveal trailer – […]
It’s been a quiet week on the blog thanks to some crazy work schedules, but as always we’ve […]