AO Tennis 2, developed by Big Ant Studios and published by Big Ben, is a big improvement over the first game – here’s why in our review of the PS4 version. It’s also coming to the Switch, Xbox One and PC, with the PC version already being out globally and the console editions launching on February 11 in North America. Continue reading “AO Tennis 2 review (PS4)”
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Jamestown+ review (Switch)
The original Jamestown released way back in 2011, but its updated version Jamestown+ just made it to the Nintendo Switch. Find out why it’s a good fit for the platform in our review. Continue reading “Jamestown+ review (Switch)”
Golazo! review (Switch)
Published by Purple Tree but developed by Klabater, Golazo! is a throwback to an era where digital football/soccer games weren’t just defined by Pro Evolution Soccer and FIFA. It’s out for Switch, PS4 and Xbox One – we checked out the Switch version. Continue reading “Golazo! review (Switch)”
BurgerTime Party review (Switch)
Over the holiday break, we finally had some time to sit down with BurgerTime Party! for the Nintendo Switch. Here’s why we think this is one of the better family-friendly titles for the Switch we’ve played so far. Continue reading “BurgerTime Party review (Switch)”
Filament preview (PC)
Developed by Beard Envy and published by Kalypso’s digital brand Kasedo, Filament is a very promising upcoming puzzler. We took a closer look. Continue reading “Filament preview (PC)”
