A new demo lets players try Bravely Default II’s classic JRPG action ahead of its release on Switch later this year, with a feedback survey to follow.
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The beautiful pink / white Nintendo Switch Lite that, previously announced for North America and Japan, arrives in Australia and New Zealand on April 24.
A satirical monster collecting dungeon crawler from Level-5 should be a sure hit, but Snack World never manages to be more than a generic action RPG.
Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore is a fascinating crossover RPG that eschews the usual universes-collide silliness in favour of something more thoughtful.
Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore gives one of the best games on Wii U a new lease on life with a port to the popular Nintendo Switch.
With its British-inspired new region and wealth of improvements to the base formula, Pokemon Sword and Shield are fantastic new direction for the series.
Luigi’s Mansion 3 expertly captures the cartoon horror of the likes of The Nightmare Before Christmas, making it a perfect Halloween game.
Between a gorgeous (optional) SNES-style 2D mode, new content, a raft of quality-of-life improvements, Dragon Quest XI S is truly the definitive edition.
Something’s lost in the new art style, but in every other regard, Link’s Awakening is as faithful a remake as we could hope for Link’s most surreal outing.
Astral Chain mixes up PlatinumGames trademark acrobatic action with more restrained investigation elements—turns out that’s a winning formula.