One of my family’s favorite board games is Kingdomino. It is easy to learn, mixes just enough strategy and luck, and most matches wrap up in under thirty minutes. When I saw it had finally made the jump to digital, I was pretty excited. I am happy to say it stays true to the physical board game and even adds a few smart features that make the experience feel fresh.

Anyone who knows me, or has followed my work for a while, knows that I’m not a fan of horror games. That being said, oneway.exe caught my attention when I saw it at PAX East last year, and I really wanted to like it. Unfortunately, I struggled to connect with the experience. The puzzles often felt too abstract to make sense of, I couldn’t connect with the trio of in-game developers who the game revolves around, and I ran into some frustrating save-state issues along the way.

Slots & Daggers is a really good time. The runs are quick, and after each one, I catch myself thinking, “If I just had that one item, I could have done better.” Progression feels a little uneven since new items only unlock after clearing a level, but the chips I earn let me buy mods that help balance things out. While there’s some flexibility in run builds, it doesn’t quite reach the depth of Balatro and its jokers. All that said, it's the perfect game to unwind after a long

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Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles is the definitive edition of a classic. I would even go so far as to call it the gold standard for strategy RPGs. The story is riveting, the voice acting superb, the artwork stunning, and the job system lets me create virtually any type of character I want.

Simplistic in nature, Splatterbot is super easy to pick up. It is primarily a party-style game meant to be played in a small group, but you can play solo if that is something that intrigues you more. While some of the maps were a little more chaotic and caused a bit more randomness, I quite enjoyed the challenge. If you are a fan of party-style games, consider adding Splatterbot to your list for your next party or group get together.

The Gioteck WX5 wireless controller is one of the best I’ve used, and easily the best option I’ve tried for my Switch 2. With its mappable back buttons, motion controls, and Hall effect technology, it feels like a solid investment. Even better, it works with the Switch 2 right out of the box. If you’re looking for a reliable controller that delivers quality without the high price tag, consider picking up the Gioteck WX5 controller.

I enjoyed my time with Death on the Nile. Both Poirot and Royce’s stories were engaging, though I would have preferred to see them as two separate games rather than alternating each chapter. Interacting with suspects and having the game fully voiced was an unexpected surprise. The mind-map feature and drawing conclusions made me feel like a true detective, and it was a fun and unique way to gamify the deduction process.

The Rogue Prince of Persia is a welcome addition to the rogue-like family, mixing amazing fluid animations and satisfying combat. It provides an enjoyable progression without the feeling of having to start over every time I would die. I am excited to continue playing this game and finding all the secrets and ability combinations that come with each run.

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