Although I doubt it would take anyone too long to hazard a fairly accurate guess. Gather round children, it’s time for your daily update on what Blizzard has gone and done now. It seems like I’ve become the designated Blizzard reporter at Critical Hit, so I get to regale you with all the latest information coming out of the Internet’s …

On the one hand you’ve got the pure flexibility of the regular Switch juxtaposed against the singular handheld focus of the Switch Lite. Which one is best then?

After a short absence, a new coat of paint and a hop on to a new platform, Nintendo’s back at it with an attempt to get physical with your cerebral cortex. Here’s a quick look at Brain Age for the Switch.

It’s difficult for me to remain objective in this review, let’s get that out of the way right now. Dragon Quest is up there as being one of my favourite franchises of all time, yet it’s kind of difficult for me to explain why. In terms of gameplay and the raw mechanics of the series, they don’t exactly do much …

If you’d told me a couple of years ago that I’d one day take The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt on the road with me and not have to technically justify (the best kind of correct!) that is was a mobile game because I’d hooked up my TV and console to a petrol generator, I’d have laughed in your face. Scoffed even, scoff to the max at the very notion of CD Projekt Red’s fantasy masterpiece being shrunk down to pocket size. But lo and behold, through some sort of sorcery, CDPR has done the impossible.

I’ve said it once and I’ll say it a thousand times more before it becomes no less of a secret: I appreciate the LEGO games. While they’ve certainly flooded the market with a veritable sea of different interpretations, some being better than others, I can honestly say that LEGO’s take on collect-a-thons have always served me well as “do nothing” …

Honestly, I feel like we’re being blessed with a golden age of handheld ports. By all stretches of the imagination, this should never have worked. Have you seen this game in action? Divinity: Original Sin 2 has always been a gorgeous game, not to mention a playground for physics-based combat and shenanigans. What has been hailed by many as one …

The fantastic CRPG was dropped onto the Switch out of nowhere yesterday and will let players carry over their saves from Steam.