James Troughton - Switchaboo

James Troughton

James is a writer from England who also works for TheGamer and CBR

Sunblaze - Switch Review (Quick)

Sunblaze - Switch Review (Quick)

"A lovely escapade packed to the brim with hundreds of increasingly difficult levels."

The Opinion Pipe: We Need A Nintendo Switch Pro, And Here's Why

The Opinion Pipe

The Opinion Pipe: We Need A Nintendo Switch Pro, And Here's Why

Oh the elusive Switch Pro, a topic that has been debated time and time again - is it coming? "No" screams Nintendo. But, why? The Switch is the natural evolution of the Wii U and the DS, a streamlined handheld that can become a normal, standard console when

Battle Brothers - Switch Review

Battle Brothers - Switch Review

"A wonderful little indie that deserves a slot in your library."

Hellpoint - Switch Review (Quick)

Hellpoint - Switch Review (Quick)

"A replication of something better."

The Outer Worlds: Peril On Gorgon - More Of The Same, But That's Just Fine

The Outer Worlds: Peril On Gorgon - More Of The Same, But That's Just Fine

Peril On Gorgon, the latest DLC for The Outer Worlds, is out now on Switch, and while the port itself isn't any better for it, the expansion to the story makes this a worthy investment. Grab that severed human arm and embark on the mystery of Spacer'

Charge Kid - Switch Review (Quick)

Charge Kid - Switch Review (Quick)

"Certainly one to try out if you're a fan of the genre."

Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Heart of the Forest - Switch Review

Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Heart of the Forest - Switch Review

"If there's anything that deserves to be the jump-start to your new year of gaming, it's Heart of the Forest."

WINGSPAN - Switch Review

WINGSPAN - Switch Review

"If there's a card game to get on the Switch, or a board game for that matter, then WINGSPAN is the one to nab."

The Bit.Trip Series - Switch Review

The Bit.Trip Series - Switch Review

"These games make for a fun time-killer, but they're also a treat to master."

Indie World December 2020 Recap

Indie World Presentation

Indie World December 2020 Recap

It's been a while since the last Indie World presentation but the wait is finally over. However, whilst release dates are underway, Nintendo did stress that, because of COVID-19, these are subject to change. Here is the full recap in case you missed the presentation: Spelunky & Spelunky

Morbid: The Seven Acolytes - Switch Review

Morbid: The Seven Acolytes - Switch Review

Grant us eyes grant us eyes. Morbid is quick to throw its Souls-like inspiration at us, with its more Fallout-esc isometric view and anime-feel sprite designs. Yes, the Souls-like brand has been tarnished over the years, with plenty of soulless copycats, vein indie wannabes and triple-A buzzwords or journalists using

Tiny World Racing - Switch Review (Quick)

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Tiny World Racing - Switch Review (Quick)

The era of 2D racing has all but died with Mario Kart and Grand Turismo and all their cohorts storming forward into the era of 3D, action-packed tracks. For all intents and purposes, it was a leap that solidified the genre’s place in gaming but indie titles calling back

DREAMO - Switch Review

DREAMO - Switch Review

Part Inception, part The Witness, part Driver: San Francisco, Hypnotic Ants’ Dreamo is a labyrinth of intricately woven puzzles that slowly unravel the memories trapped within your comatose state, leading to revelations aplenty, all begun with the domino of a plane crash and a deserted island – nobody in sight. Gameplay

Electronic Super Joy 2 - Switch Review (Quick)

Electronic Super Joy 2 - Switch Review (Quick)

Truth be told, I haven’t experienced the franchise’s debut, Electronic Super Joy, but the sequel is fun in its own right, if not a little tedious. At its core, it’s a platformer that is very clearly inspired by Super Meat Boy (which spawned its own spiritual successor,

Röki - Switch Review (Quick)

Röki - Switch Review (Quick)

Röki isn’t just an indie adventure into Scandinavian folklore, it’s an enchanted modern fairy tale brought to life by sublime artwork and a melodic score that you’d be hard-pressed to beat. From the moment you open it up, there’s a surreal feeling of bliss through the

Supermarket Shriek – Switch Review

Supermarket Shriek – Switch Review

Take the charm of Rabbids, splice it with the chaos of Super Monkey Ball, and top it off with the level structure of Super Mario 64 – the result? Supermarket Shriek; a mishmash of all the greatest hits that doesn’t disappoint. Gameplay Controls-wise, the closest scheme to this shopping cart

Adventures of Chris - Switch Review

Adventures of Chris - Switch Review

A fat, asthmatic, slow, timid kid thrown into a sidescroller where the coins are cookies, the health pickups are milkshakes, and the enemies are an assortment of Castlevania-esc horrors that range from Dracula-like vampires to gigantic spiders – The Adventures of Chris is a quirky experiment that, like Humans, falls flat.

Ori and the Will of the Wisps - Switch Review

Ori and the Will of the Wisps - Switch Review

For fans who have patiently awaited the sequel to the masterful side-scroller that is Ori and the Blind Forest, disappointment is a word that will not even come close to describing the journey. The continuation of the story in Ori and the Will of the Wisps retains the unnervingly sombre

Ori and the Will of the Wisps - Switch Review

Ori and the Will of the Wisps - Switch Review

For fans who have patiently awaited the sequel to the masterful side-scroller that is Ori and the Blind Forest, disappointment is a word that will not even come close to describing the journey. The continuation of the story in Ori and the Will of the Wisps retains the unnervingly sombre

Unrailed! - Switch Review (Quick)

Unrailed! - Switch Review (Quick)

It’s pretty clear from the get-go that Unrailed! is an abstract mish-mash of neat ideas hurled at the canvas from the developers given that the main menu isn’t interacted with a cursor or anything so mundane but by walking over the flat signs with your cube-y protagonist. So,

Unrailed! - Switch Review (Quick)

Unrailed! - Switch Review (Quick)

It’s pretty clear from the get-go that Unrailed! is an abstract mish-mash of neat ideas hurled at the canvas from the developers given that the main menu isn’t interacted with a cursor or anything so mundane but by walking over the flat signs with your cube-y protagonist. So,

Breakpoint - Switch Review (Quick)

Breakpoint - Switch Review (Quick)

Breakpoint’s neon sign shoots out after a quick axe to the shin, revealing a minimalistic rogue-lite with oodles of charm and polish. Imagine the feeling of booting up Space Invaders brought to a modern handheld device, fresh off the production line just like it was back in those old

Breakpoint - Switch Review (Quick)

Breakpoint - Switch Review (Quick)

Breakpoint’s neon sign shoots out after a quick axe to the shin, revealing a minimalistic rogue-lite with oodles of charm and polish. Imagine the feeling of booting up Space Invaders brought to a modern handheld device, fresh off the production line just like it was back in those old

Deleveled - Switch Review (Quick)

Deleveled - Switch Review (Quick)

The classic jump-y puzzle games of the internet’s hay-day that you would boot up in the middle of class when your teacher wasn’t looking are a nostalgic treasure that many of us keep neatly tucked away in our noggins. Rarely do you see this older formula brought to

Deleveled - Switch Review (Quick)

Deleveled - Switch Review (Quick)

The classic jump-y puzzle games of the internet’s hay-day that you would boot up in the middle of class when your teacher wasn’t looking are a nostalgic treasure that many of us keep neatly tucked away in our noggins. Rarely do you see this older formula brought to