The Cross Players Top Ten Games of All Time
Weeks in the making, and 37 different games later – The Cross Players Top 10 Games of All Time is here.
FEATURE | Sweet Releases – June 2022
Don’t get too deep into backlog season, June’s releases are ready to grab your attention.
FEATURE | Sweet Releases – May 2022
May releases might be a bit lean, but there are certainly a few titles worth getting your teeth stuck into.
FEATURE | Nintendo Direct Reactions and Round Up
The first Direct of the year is here, and boy was it a good one!
FEATURE | Indie Round-Up
A quick look at some Indie highlights of the last few weeks. Featuring A Short Hike and Aspire – Ina’s Tale.
FEATURE | Sweet Releases – December 2021
December is here and Master Chief is back, but he isn’t the only contender for your Christmas list. Our top picks for the month await.
Feature | November Releases
November’s releases are on the horizon. Alex takes a look at what’s in store.
CrossSection | How to avoid console frustration on Christmas morning
Honestly, as if the kids don’t get it bad enough, please don’t fudge this up at Christmas!
CrossSection | In Defence of Just Dance 2021
Should you give Just Dance 2021 a cha chance? Ben breaks it down, in more way than one.
CrossSection | Why Is BioShock’s Opening so Brilliant?
Like Morpheus’s first phone call with Neo in The Matrix, the voice promises to keep you safe if you follow their instructions. “Take a deep breath and step out of the bathysphere. I won’t leave you twisting in the wind.”
CrossSection | How To Fix The Pokedex Issue In Sword / Shield
More like PokeComplex, amirite? The wait is almost over for […]
CrossSection | 2020: the year Switch takes on PS5 and Xbox
it’s going to happen, i can feel it in my […]
CrossSection | Do I need a second switch account? Spoiler – you do!
So one of the first things you need to play […]
The Switch is basically a Game Boy Classic
until the switch gets its own printer, this crosssection will […]
CrossSection | Why You Should Be Playing Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker
In this CrossSection, Laurie ‘TheEggman64’ tries to convince you to go back and play a classic game many people might have missed…
CrossSection | Not Enough People Are Talking About Final Fantasy VIII
For a release in 1999, it was a good fifteen years ahead of its time, and with a more cultured and patient audience, I’m sure it’ll resonate once more. For a low-cost gamble, It’ll potentially steal your heart, a small amount of SD card space, and a significant amount of free time.
REVIEW | Kao The Kangaroo
Kao the Kangaroo is reborn! Alex takes a look to see if he still packs a punch.
REVIEW | Martha is Dead
Martha is Dead, or is she? Who knows! But what we do know is this is a damn good story. Alex talks us through his experience.
REVIEW | Grapple Dog
Grapple dog has you barking mad with its tough puzzle platforming. Read on to see if Jason got to grips with it.
REVIEW | Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy
Patricio takes us on a wild ride across the cosmos, giving us his take on Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy.
REVIEW | Aragami 2
Patrick has a look to see if Aragami 2 is too good to let it stealthily slip under the radar.
REVIEW | TOEM
Will TOEM make us all snap-happy or will it be a photographic disaster? Jason finds out.
REVIEW | Scarlet Nexus
Patricio explores the gorgeous world of Scarlet Nexus to understand if its beauty runs deeper than its looks.
REVIEW | Anna’s Quest
Jason follows Anna’s adventure to see if he can point (and click) her in the right direction. Will her Quest be successful?
REVIEW | Where The Heart Leads
Where the Heart Leads, from Armature Studios, is a narrative focused adventure following the life and trials of Whit Anderson, a stereotypical married man with the 2.4 children and pet dog.
REVIEW | Red Colony 2
I’m not sure where to start. Red Colony 2 is a kind of game that I’ve never really experienced before, and I can’t make my mind up on whether I enjoyed it or not…
REVIEW | Death’s Door
Ever wanted to be the Grim Reaper? Literally reaping souls into the hereafter? Then Deaths Door is the game for you. Except you’re a crow and not a Humanoid Skeleton.
REVIEW | Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch
One of the best role playing games on the Nintendo Switch. With only a few niggles to hold most people back, this accessible and gorgeous RPG will keep you enthralled for hours
REVIEW | Ara Fell: Enhanced Edition
a throwback to the early days of JRPGs where engaging story and character development ruled supreme
REVIEW | Curious Expedition
Have you ever wanted to live out your childhood fantasies of being an explorer? Now that most of the Earth has been discovered and mapped out there remains little to be discovered. Were you able to travel back to the 19th century however you would find a wealth of corners yet to be chopped up, mixed together and placed on a map.
REVIEW | Anthill
Any qualms I may have had quickly disappeared as I was sucked into the world of the colony
REVIEW | Mekorama
A good, fun puzzler with a satisfying level challenge, but this is a mobile game at heart and it’s hard to recommend on Switch when you almost certainly own a smartphone.
REVIEW | Golazo
Golazo! is an arcade football game that evokes the early 90s in both its aesthetics and its game design. But sadly, it also evokes the imprecision and frustration of playing those older games as well.
REVIEW | Narcos: Rise of the Cartels
Snitches on Switches Star Trek gave us tri-dimensional chess, Harry […]
REVIEW | Freedom Finger
Disclaimer for anyone already worried about Little Jimmy being corrupted by this game – you can censor everything from the middle finger to the dialogue and subtitles for a more family friendly experience.
REVIEW | Super Dodgeball Beats
Dodge, Duck, Dip, Dive and Dodge. If you’re anything like me, the […]
REVIEW | GRID Autosport
The Switch isn’t a natural fit for simulation racing games. The Joy Cons, even the Pro Controller, don’t boast analog triggers, meaning that precision acceleration and braking can only be implemented (clumsily) with the second analog stick.
REVIEW | SteamWorld Dig 2
Calling a game a perfect sequel is not a subjective matter, it can be directly compared against existing material, and so a bar can easily be set for game devs to aim for. And this is precisely what Swedish developers ‘Image & Form’ did with their 2017 sequel ‘SteamWorld Dig 2’.
REVIEW | Sea King
So, let me get this straight. The game with an octopus in a bow tie isn’t very good? Shocking.
REVIEW | AI: The Somnium Files
tyling itself as a futuristic, sci-fi spin on the classic noir detective stories, ‘AI: The Somnium Files’ sees you take the role of special detective Kaname Date as he seeks to track down a serial killer with the help of his A.I Eyeball called Aiba.
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