The aim in Kingdomino is straightforward: create a 5×5 grid using tiles that match in type. Similar to classic dominoes, at least one end of each tile should connect with another having the same number or type. However, it’s not just about forming connections; you should also focus on creating large and interconnected areas to earn points, as a thriving kingdom requires farmland, defenses, and more.
Due to Konami’s initiative in remastering their Game Boy Advance games for the Switch, it seems appropriate for other companies to follow suit and release their GBA titles on this platform as well. Although Konami has had its share of controversies throughout the years, the act of preserving classic games is commendable. Given Nintendo’s extensive library of beloved handheld games, there are numerous options available for remasters.
Every so often, you encounter a game that not only redefines the possibilities within its genre, but also reignites our faith in the potential of this creative field. It’s disheartening, but these moments serve as a beacon of light in an otherwise challenging industry landscape.
Looking at Boat Game, it’s hard not to make assumptions based on the limited footage we have. It appears to combine sea travel and third-person shooting, similar to Fortnite. However, fleeting glimpses of strange visuals hint that there might be more depth to this game than meets the eye at first glance.
This week’s program features Max Scoville, Jada Griffin, Casey DeFreitas, Tom Marks, and it’s overseen by Nick Maillet.