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A pleasant experience, but one that’s pretty threadbare when it comes to anything resembling engaging gameplay
Stylish and challenging, it has some appeal, but its distinct art style isn’t without some issues
A budget-priced shooter that punches above its weight class with solid classic play, humor, and great scalability
Plodding, uninventive, and extremely limited play await you and some friends…
Provides a great opportunity to experience the excitement of battle from the movies, but only to a degree
A promising, but all-too-brief, bit of run-n-gun action that’s decent while it lasts
Another moderately decent, but ultimately pretty forgettable, puzzle box affair
Perhaps being a bit too transparent in its inspirations, Rebel Transmute offers up a generally solid experience
Is it very basic arcade-style action? Yes. Can it be fun in bursts if you keep your expectations in check? Yes as well
A lack of significant differentiation in quality as well as some design-specific issues hold this edition back
An epic RPG adventure with a grand style that performs admirably on the Switch given its ambition
An interesting idea, no doubt, allowing you to be a hero or villain, but I wish its controls were better conceived
In order to move to the next room you’ll need to meticulously work out solutions to a many-sided puzzle box
As someone who has mowed lawns before I can verify this feels accurate… but still pretty dull in sim form
For what it has attempted it works, but that doesn’t necessarily make it compelling…
The setting and concept behind it may be cool, but the execution of multiple fundamentals is a problem
A smart combination of tactical combat, deckbuilding, RPG, and some roguelike elements make for some varied fun
Though it leans more into feeling like a visual novel than a game, the characters and dialogue make it worthwhile
While it has some simulation-style clunkiness that isn’t unusual, it fares better than most at doing what it promises
A soothing and extremely pleasant airborne adventure that helps you embrace the unknown
Put together with great care and thoroughness, if you love the games of Jeff Minter this is a treat
A great and pretty novel concept marred by less-than-great execution
An action platformer with fair action but needlessly clumsy controls
Don’t be fooled by its playful wood toy appearance, this is a game that will push your attention span to keep up
A twin-stick roguelike that boasts interchangeable robots parts and a generally tough challenge
Though it’s a budget-minded teen-rated horror game that doesn’t mean it lacks some punch
For a pretty low-budget mobile conversion, this racer shows promise even though it has limitations
Answering the question of what would it look like if you combined Geometry Wars and Vampire Survivors on a budget
While it has a cool sense of visual style and could be a good sandbox tactical RPG for the right crowd, it has issues
While I don’t doubt fans of these SNES racers will enjoy seeing them again, to anyone else they’re likely a mess
While possessing many qualities of a twin-stick shooter, it comes up short on being interesting
Undoubtedly unique and daring, but expect to far more often be a passenger than a participant
This modern take on strategic board game conquest isn’t ideal
The Warhammer license and some quirk can’t save this mess of a dogfighter…
A thoroughly pleasant and approachable musical puzzling adventure while it lasts
A pretty nice marriage of a well-thought-out multiplayer shooter and a reasonably fun single-player campaign of sorts
Undeniably weird, with plenty of creepy horror elements, plenty of abrupt death, and an odd style all its own
A thoroughly surprising and different take on the traditional vertically-scrolling arcade shooter
Borrowing its feel from the likes of the Mega Man and Gunvolt series, Berserk Boy falls a bit short of their standards
A reasonable improvement to the arcade classic, but it fails to push the envelope enough to make it compelling
Pleasant enough in principle, but not terribly compelling in a crowded eShop
If you already know it, you likely love it. If you don’t, this is a good bit of challenging fun worth a look
If you’re into hardcore retro platforming this kind of works, except for the somewhat loose controls
While it has gear and locations to use and explore… what it lacks is compelling fishing action
Best played with a friend, this wonky sports action title is thoroughly odd and goes all in on its quirkiness
A budget-friendly first-person dungeon crawler that’s simply lacking in personality and excitement
In general very similar to a bunch of other casual puzzle adventures, but held back by some poor interface design
An interesting upgraded version of a quasi-Metroidvania adventure from an earlier era
A love letter to the likes of Mario 64 and that early 3D generation, but it has some warts of that time as well
You can appreciate the type of experience it’s shooting for, but in terms of play it’s still pretty ordinary