Hello, and welcome back to Galaxy of Geek for another Let’s Play from Cade’s Arcade! Today, I play a little more Mario Maker 2 on the Nintendo Switch! In #6, I’m back at it again with more story mode! Well, that’ll be just about all I have for you today! As always, keep it right here on Galaxy of Geek, […]
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Hello, and welcome back to Galaxy of Geek! I am your humble host Cade from Cade’s Arcade! (probably should work on a better intro). I’m gonna be starting a new weekly series on Galaxy of Geek called Mario Maker Mondays! It’s where I play Mario Maker… every Monday! Simple, right? Well to tell you the truth… I actually started these […]
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The Ten Must Have Games on Switch!
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My selfish relationship with puzzle games is that I tend to only lean towards ones with inventive mechanics. Portal, Limbo, The Talos Principle, etc. While I don’t mind more traditional puzzles or puzzle-solving, like the Professor Layton franchise, I always feel more incentivized when a game is able to truly take advantage of its medium. Enter OVIVO, a platformer developed […]
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Let’s get this out of the way right off the bat. Warriors games or in the Dynasty Warriors series or style (Musou) are boring.
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Dragon’s Dogma deserved this. Not just a second chance, like it had with Dark Arisen, an enhanced port from 2017, but a third and a fourth and more with its many releases. It finally finds itself on Switch and has found a great home on this portable console.
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Cat Quest Review With Cat Quest 2 coming soon, I thought it was time to give the original a look. This might be your favorite indie game on the platform. It’s not that this game is exceptionally well made or written with great prose, it’s that Cat Quest is full of great puns and some really fun nostalgia-driven gameplay. […]
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It’s that time again for every gamer around the world: E3 2019 has arrived! With every studio and developer finally finished revealing all they have to offer us hungry consumers (for now), I thought it would be fun to recap some memorable moments from this year’s E3. Disclaimer: this is not a comprehensive list of everything that was announced. I […]
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Claybook review The minute I saw Claybook I had a good feeling. It may have been nostalgia for the way the clay looked or the marble like gameplay, it just seemed like a feel good game. If being able to sculpt and mold some clay to solve physics puzzles sounds like a nice relaxing time to you, Claybook is a […]
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Originally released during the PS3/Xbox 360 generation, Skullgirls is a fun fighting game that has had a long life that seems to be continuing through a release on the Nintendo Switch. That’s really cool, but what peaked my interest is the limited edition physical release from the company that makes The Walking Dead and Invincible. Skybound has been dabbling in […]
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