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Journey to the Savage Planet Review: Flipping Off Your Bosses (For Science)
Exclusive 0 commentsJourney to the Savage Planet is a satirical and colorful metroidvania that survives its corny jokes thanks to fun traversal and worthwhile exploration.1,500+ Games Discounted During Good Old Games' Lunar New Year Sale
Good Old Games just had a sale, but that's not stopping the storefront from holding another.Breath of the Wild Exploit Lets You Completely Skip The Lost Woods
Soaring through the sky over The Lost Woods isn't something you can usually do — unless you go about it the right way.Two Classic Oddworld Games Coming to Switch in 2020
On top of Stranger's Wrath, the Switch will host two classic games in the cult-classic series sometime later this year.GameSkinny's Best Games of 2019
From indies to AAAs, these are the highest scored games of 2019.Nintendo Scares Up Luigi's Mansion 3 Multiplayer DLC for 2020
More Luigi's Mansion 3 multiplayer mayhem is planned with a two-part DLC pack launching in 2020.10 Anticipated Upcoming Indie Games of 2020
From VR dating sims to next-level Pokemon clones, these are the indies we're looking forward to in the new year.Lost Ember Review: An Indie Stunner That Lives Up to the Hype
Lost Ember tells a compelling story amid gorgeous backdrops that keep you playing until its beautiful conclusion.Indie World Unveils Golf Story Sequel, Dauntless Switch Out Now, More
The 20-minute presentation was jam packed with plenty of indie goodness for the Switch in 2020.14 Upcoming Switch Games to be Excited About in 2020
Wondering what Switch games are coming for 2020? We've pulled together a list of the 14 best upcoming Switch titles for 2020 to satisfy your curiosity and tempt your wallets.Goo-rab Your Hammers: Dragon Quest Builders 2 Slimes Onto PC Soon
Dragon Quest Builders 2 on Steam is also getting a host of extra DLC and pre-purchase goodies to broaden your builder's horizons even further.GYLT Review: Baby-Stepping Into Horror
GYLT won't creep out most genre veterans, but kids deserve quality horror stories too, and there's no better starting place in games than GYLT.Rare Announces Everwild, a Game Dripping with Majestic, Mysterious Wonder
Rare wants to create memorable experiences for everyone with its new IP Everwild. We just don't yet know how.Luigi's Mansion 3 Review: Frightfully Delightful
Luigi's Mansion 3 is almost non-stop fun and is another must-have for the Switch's library.A Knight's Quest Review: Errant Knight
A Knight's Quest has a good foundation, but it relies too heavily on a borrowed identity and suffers from technical issues and a bit of tedium.Deliver Us The Moon Preview Impressions: Light on Gameplay, Heavy on Polish
There may not be a ton of actual gameplay, but Deliver Us The Moon absolutely nails the style, atmosphere, and environments of near-future space travel.Monster Sanctuary Early Access Impressions: Monster Mash
Monster Sanctuary is an excellent Early Access title that combines the joy of raising monsters with a deep tactical turn-based combat system.Blair Witch Review: Getting Lost in the Woods Would be More Fun
Bloober Team has made a name for itself with psychological scares, but every attempt to replicate past successes with Blair Witch is lost faster than a trio of amateur filmmakers.Desert Child Review: Sweet Ride
Desert Child strikes is a fun indie title that balances being a racer, a RPG, and being unconventionally cool.Underhero Review - I Need a Hero
Take on the role of an unlikely hero in this new side-scrolling adventure with quirky characters and a familiar battle system for fans of Undertale.
