Save Me Mr Tako: The Review
When I saw Save Me Mr Tako for the first time, I thought that it was going to be a strange game. It seemed like a game ripped right out of the the original Gameboy Era. I couldn’t process what…
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Nintendo Switch Game Reviews
Review System Explanation & Guidelines
When reading the game reviews on The Nintendo Nomad, keep in mind that they are all based on the subjective opinions of the individual reviewer. They represent an opinion, and not everyone will agree with every one of them. My…
Read MoreFishing Universe Simulator Review
Fishing games are definitely a niche genre. The most popular titles are almost always those that are more of the arcade variety, as far as gameplay goes. The fishing simulator style of game is rare on consoles. (There’s a game…
Read MoreGhoulboy Review
It’s unfortunately been a while since we have seen a brand new Castlevania game. While the more recent entries in the series have been a little more divisive, the originals still remain classics for Nintendo fans. Ghoulboy is a low…
Read MoreAIRHEART- Tales of broken wing
At first glance, I was intrigued by AIRHEART. It looked to be a very interesting take on the twin stick shooter genre. It combined it with flying, and RPG style elements which, I thought sounded like a great idea. That’s…
Read MoreQuick-Hit Review: Oniken
Oniken, created by Brazilian developer JoyMasher and published by Digerati, is a throw back to the 8-bit days of ruthless 2d action-platforming. It has the gameplay but is it too old-school for it’s own good? Thanks to a review code…
Read MoreQuick Hit Review: Necrosphere Deluxe
Necrosphere Deluxe is a 2D metroidvania, developed by Cat Nigiri, and published by Unties. It follows Agent Terry Cooper on his quest to escape the afterlife which is known as the “Necrosphere”. There’s not much to this story, but you…
Read MoreHive Jump Review
Hive Jump, as well as the code I received for this review, comes to us from Graphite Lab. It’s a 2-D action rogue-like, with randomly generated levels. Yes, I know, there are way too many of those on the eShop…
Read MoreThe Path of Motus Review
Video games, as a whole, are fantastic for a number of reasons, and one of those reasons is that they let us express ourselves. Game developers are free to express themselves in their games, and are free to tailor the…
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