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DreamWorks Gabby’s Dollhouse: Ready to Party developed by Outright Games, a studio known for bringing beloved children’s franchises into the interactive space  this title captures the heart and magic of the popular Netflix series Gabby’s Dollhouse, wrapping it up into a cozy, family-friendly experience that’s simple yet fun. While it… Read more »

I’ve been a Nintendo fan for as long as I can remember, and being a fan of Nintendo means you probably gravitate towards specific games. For me, that’s anything Mario related. While I’m less of a fan of the Mario 2D entries, if a Mario game gets released there is… Read more »

Ink was definitely a frustrating game to learn as I don’t feel the rulebook was as good as it could be, but once we had our first game under our belts, the simplicity of the experience was really attractive. Simplicity doesn’t mean boring, though, and there is a good amount… Read more »

I’ve heard nothing but good things about Saltfjord and it is one of my most anticipated games of 2025. I’ve also heard the game lacks a nice and cohesive look, and after spending about an hour punching tiles and sorting pieces, I agree with that sentiment very much. While the… Read more »

Assassin’s Creed Shadows was one of our favourite Assassin’s Creed titles in the modern console era, and for good reason – traveling across Japan was a blast, and the two character story arch was really fun to play out. Choosing when to use each of the two characters was better… Read more »

Deck building and cooperative games are two of my favourite things, and when IV Studios announced that they were combining the two into their new Kickstarter campaign, Honor’s End, I was instantly intrigued. IV Studios was GamesReviews.com Studio of the Year in 2024, and are continuing their trend of releasing… Read more »

Real Time Strategy and Tycoon games generally don’t perform favorably on consoles because they lack the key ingredient these games really do need: mouse support. Even though SEGA has done a great job handling controls for the Two Point County games, there is still no comparing controller and a mouse… Read more »

While Splendor Kids does break one of my big no-no’s when it comes to production, I can’t help but be impressed with what Space Cowboys have done with this kid-friendly title. Far too often, companies think that since a game is for kids, the quality of the product can be… Read more »

A few years ago we had the pleasure of reviewing a fantastic kids game called The Quest Kids. The base game, along with the expansions, took kids gaming to the next level, and provided something that was not only fun for the young ones in our house, but for the… Read more »

I’ve written numerous times about my love for gaming on the go. You can read my most recent article about Star Wars Outlaws to learn more about my philosophy. I can take worse graphics and worse performance, but not down right terrible. And frankly, ARK: Survival Evolved on Nintendo Switch… Read more »