There’s a lot of joy to be found in Paper Mario: The Origami King, but its largely shallow combat and monotonous nature makes for a shallow experience that crumples under pressure.

Rocket League has been an Esports staple for several years now, offering plenty of bang for its buck with a modest entry price point. That price tag is about to get a whole lot lower. And by low, I mean, free.

Nintendo popped a surprise Direct announcement online yesterday, one that was as short as it was sweet. Focused more on the indie side of gaming instead of massively-anticipated high profile games, it was still a focused slice of games that are on the horizon. With an eye on quality and brands that have made a comfy home on the Switch and definitely not any of the roughly three trillion shovelware titles that currently infest that marketplace, the road ahead looks pretty darn good for fans of smaller scale games!

From anime strategy to homicidal food armed with boomerangs, here's a quick look at some neat indie games on the horizon.

The funkiest brand in piss-taking annual marketing and surprisingly good video games is back once again, with plenty of products to show off. And heck, not a single one of their titles have been leaked so far. Now that’s airtight publicity! Here’s everything that Devolver Digital had to show off.

There’s a beautifully detailed game just waiting to be explored inside of this sequel to a forgotten cult classic, one that will have hardcore RTS fans in their element if they can overlook a clunky campaign flow and dive deep into its many layers of strategy. Fortune favours those who are bold and prepared in Brigandine: The Legend of Forsena.

It is a good time to be a fan of skateboarding! I’m not a fan of all my new scabs on my knees though, which have entered that part of the healing process where they’re both incredibly itchy and delicious. The first big dose of gleaming the cube arrives later this month in the form of Skater XL, a spiritual …

We’re officially at the halfway point of the year and just like every year before it, it looks like the rest of the gaming calendar is preparing to pace itself before it goes for the fourth quarter sprint. The month of America’s birthday (which will likely begin with some lady in Florida lambasting congress about how difficult it is to …