Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle
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Bradley the Badger gets new publisher Focus Entertainment
Focus Entertainment has partnered with Day 4 Night Studios to publish Bradley the Badger, an action-adventure platformer featuring a mascot character navigating unfinished game worlds. The game allows players to manipulate environments in real-time for puzzle-solving, combat, and exploration. It features voice acting by Evan Peters and a soundtrack by Grant Kirkhope, and is available to wishlist on Steam.
Crushed In Time interview with director Pascal Cammisotto
Pascal Cammisotto, director at Draw Me a Pixel, discusses the upcoming adventure game Crushed In Time, which stars Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson trapped within a failed video game. The game features a unique stretch-and-pull mechanic and meta-narrative elements inspired by the developers' previous title, There Is No Game. Crushed In Time is set to release on PC in June, with Nintendo Switch and mobile versions planned for later in the year.
Rayman Legends was a timeless 2D platformer with beautiful art, but I'll grudgingly admit that its remake is an improvement
Rayman Legends Retold, a remake of the 2013 2D platformer, is discussed as an improvement over the original. While the core level design remains faithful, the remake by Ubisoft Montpellier and Ubisoft Milan introduces new 3D animated assets, enhanced hub worlds, and new gameplay elements like dragon rides, enriching the interstitial moments and boss encounters.
Ubisoft have found a surprisingly artful way to improve their classic 2D platformer Rayman Legends – if you look past the fact it's a showering toad
Ubisoft is developing Rayman Legends Retold, a remake of the 2013 2D platformer, transitioning it to 3D animation while largely preserving the original level design. Developed by Ubisoft Montpellier and Ubisoft Milan, the remake focuses on enhancing the interstitial moments between levels with new cinematics and environmental details, aiming to create a more cohesive and immersive experience. Early impressions suggest the remake successfully builds upon the original's charm with added depth and new gameplay elements like dragon-riding sections.
Best-Selling Nintendo Switch Games - Every First-Party Title To Pass One Million Sales
This article details the best-selling first-party games on the Nintendo Switch, listing 87 titles that have surpassed one million units sold as of March 2026. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe leads the pack with over 71 million sales, followed by Animal Crossing: New Horizons and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. The list includes sales figures and brief descriptions for each game, also noting some early Switch 2 titles that have reached the milestone.
Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope Review | Giant Bomb
Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope evolves its tactical strategy gameplay by removing the grid-based movement, allowing for more dynamic combat and character synergies. Despite a slow start and some odd character designs, the game offers deep tactical options and accessibility features, making it an engaging experience for both genre veterans and newcomers. The exploration elements have also been improved from its predecessor, though the platforming aspects feel somewhat limited.
Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope Review
Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope evolves its tactical strategy gameplay beyond the original, offering more freedom in combat and engaging character synergies. While the exploration and narrative may not be groundbreaking, the refined turn-based combat and extensive accessibility options make it a compelling experience for both newcomers and genre veterans.
Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle Review | Giant Bomb
Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle offers a unique blend of Mario characters and Ubisoft's Rabbids in a turn-based strategy game that initially impresses with its depth and writing. While the core gameplay is solid, the combat becomes a chore in the latter half due to enemy design and a lack of variety, ultimately marring the overall experience despite its creative premise and humorous moments.
Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle Review
Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle blends Mario characters with Ubisoft's Rabbids in a turn-based strategy game reminiscent of XCOM. While the writing and initial premise are strong, the gameplay loop becomes repetitive and the late-game difficulty spikes can make combat feel like a chore, ultimately leading to a somewhat disappointing experience despite some amazing moments.