An innovative platformer game for the Nintendo Switch and other consoles, Splasher will have players doing all the running and jumping they might expect, but with the addition of a cool water gun to both defend themselves and manipulate the environment.
This week our Time Waster is getting lost in a wingsuit exploration game called Superflight, and its the good kind of lost!
Our time waster is ringing in the new year with a rouge-like game called Tower Fortress that’s like a mix between Mega Man and Sonic.
This week our Time Waster is checking out a mobile game called LoL Kart, but the problems with crashing extend beyond the game world.
This week our Time Waster is checking out a deathmatch game called Stick Fight: The Game that pits between two to four players against each other.
Caveman Warriors harkens back to a simpler time in gaming, when the likes of Mario and Metal Slug were king. Nostalgia aside, these cavemen are a rowdy and fun bunch to play with – especially with friends in local multiplayer.
This week our Time Waster is actually a demo for a space racing game called Orbital Racer that it set to come out sometime this month.
Nidhogg II is one of those rare games these days designed for competitive, local multiplayer. And if you are fortunate enough to gather a bunch of good friends together to play, then killing one another in spectacular ways can be quite fun.
The gameplay of Sonic Forces: Speed Battle has four players competing against each other to win reaches. These typically don’t even last a minute, which makes it great for on-the-go gaming. Come see how this one runs!
Cuphead is a brilliant indie title that has taken the gaming world by storm, but it’s also designed to be extremely difficult and packed with unforgiving, old school boss battles. Find out in our review if Cuphead is your cup of tea, or just another porcelain poser.
