This week Modern Gamer columnist Marie Brownhill reviews Fishing Break for the Nintendo Switch. Instead of a slow and detailed simulation, this mobile port is all about fun and offers players arcade fishing in 22 locations in eight worlds.
In Star Trek: Prodigy’s seventh and eighth episodes of the second season “The Fast and the Curious” and “Is There in Beauty No Truth,” Trekker’s Delight finds out who the best pilot is and watch as Zero the noncorporeal Medusan gets a physical body.
From Cetacean Ops to holodeck hijinks, Trekker’s Delight resumes their coverage of Star Trek: Prodigy’s second season with the fifth and sixth episodes “Observer’s Paradox” and “Imposter Syndrome.”
The Last Alchemist is a cozy alchemy simulation that is now available on Steam. In The Last Alchemist, players get to explore a vibrant fantasy world where they can make their own workshops and craft items, tools and machines as they try to find a cure for an insidious plague.
Trekker’s Delight discusses Star Trek: Prodigy’s fourth episode of the second season “Temporal Mechanics 101” and how Dal finally reads the manual.
My Horse: Bonded Spirits is a simulator that has players rebuilding a run-down stud farm for horses. Players have much to manage on the farm including their employees, configuring their horse’s appearance and the medical needs of their equine friends.
In Star Trek: Prodigy’s third episode of the second season, Gwyn faces Ascenci and Trekker’s Delight has a lot to say about it.
Farm Manager World lives up to its name, letting players set up huge farming empires all around the world in places like Europe, Central America and Asia. The available crops and livestock will change based on geography, but players need to be able to make their farming empires profitable anywhere.
In Star Trek: Prodigy’s first two episodes of season two, Admiral Janeway summons Dal, Rok-Tahk, Jankom Pog, Murf, and Zero for a mysterious mission aboard the Voyager-A, and the Trekker’s Delight crew has thoughts about it.
In Star Trek: Prodigy’s first two episodes of season two, Dal, Rok-Tahk, Jankom Pog, Murf, and Zero begin to find their places in Starfleet on Earth, Admiral Janeway summons them for a mysterious mission aboard the Voyager-A.
