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An interesting RPG with unique combat that looks great, but whose story and characters are a complete mess
It does have the elements of a retro-style side-scrolling shooter, it’s just boring
A very different LEGO experience, feeling more geared towards single-player action, that may not appeal to the normal series fans
An eclectic mix of 4 mildly interactive but wildly different vignettes that is short but thoroughly unique
A pretty solid tactical RPG reveals itself, but only after a number of hours of play and far too much story
This follow-up takes the ball from the original game in the series and runs hard towards greater success with it
Creativity, some trippiness, and a ticking clock make this twist on a whodunnit intriguing to say the least
A straight-up old-school classic point-and-click adventure, through and through
At its core it has some decent ideas, and is cute enough, but your choices feel too constrained and repetition sets in pretty quickly
Yet another take on the Suika Game formula, but with pieces that get wildly too big it’s kind of a mess
A more sports-oriented take on the likes of Bubble Bobble and Snow Bros that does differentiate itself, but not too much
An absolutely odd adventure with a unique hook and a host of weird characters
A hodge podge collection of arcade ports that had vision, but whose features may have been better realized by others
Another take on the casual puzzling Suika Game formula that isn’t the worst, but also isn’t the best
A somewhat odd platformer with roguelike elements, large areas, and a consistent sense of urgency
A pretty well shameless 1-to-1 reskin of far too many specific aspects of another property simply isn’t a good look
A pretty surprisingly good, and very different, take on the somewhat notorious franchise
Some fresh ideas and a distinct style earn it points, but some problematic bugs can make it tough to love
Absolutely cranks up the tension and frights in spots, and has a few decent puzzles, but it isn’t without issues
A generally successful morphing of the classic arcade series into a new genre, but it isn’t without its issues
On a system full of budget platforms of all types, this feels among the least ambitious and successful
A budget title that somehow manages to be simple conceptually but annoying to control
An overly-basic shooter that honestly just feels like a primitive proof of concept more than anything
It’s more family-friendly vibe may turn some people away, but it has a pretty solid mix of action, stealth, and strategy
A vampiric take on the traditional child-raising sim
While it’s style of platforming is absolutely unique, and poses a challenge, it also feels tough to love
Sticks to just being a decent light and casual sim, but is hardly groundbreaking in any way
Opting to break away from licensed properties for its horror tables, Zen Studios sets out to create something of their own
While in principle it isn’t a bad farming sim, its buggy nature and shortcomings make it tough to recommend
Any excuse to return to Vampire Survivors is usually welcome, but this treasure trove of Castlevania content is the best yet
A budget take on a mix of tower defense and action, but it’s not terribly refined or unique either
A reasonably-different puzzle game, with you reassembling broken earthenware, but that’s all it is
A different take and direction for the Jackbox bunch, with a few variations on a Family Feud-ish base format
A more first-person take on a life sim, with plenty to craft, but limited inventory space can make it a chore to enjoy
Undoubtedly family-friendly and accessible, unless you’re a big fan or have kids it’s also very skippable
Brilliant self-aware writing and some great (and sometimes gruesome) hand-drawn art help to make for a memorable narrative adventure
While it does a decent job of catching you off guard and providing some shocks, the presentation and jank hold it back
Only modestly creepy vibes, early PC graphics, and simplistic presentation limit its appeal
An undeniably relaxing title, there’s just not much to it
A wonderful surprise of a game that takes run-n-gun shooting in a new more frantic direction
While it takes entirely too long to get properly started, the creepy art and tension do deliver once it gets rolling
There’s no doubt that people who played the original in its day may love a chance to look back, but it’s pretty rough
While it delivers an element of its promise, the implementation isn’t great
A charming mix of potion crafting, relationship management, deck building, and the power of salesmanship
A pleasant taste of leisurely life sim elements, and nostalgia for simpler days, spread across two different worlds
While a decent endless runner (within the limits of that statement), the Switch only offers modest improvement over mobile play
Sega’s Yakuza series finally makes it way to Switch, bringing with it an epic story, varied beat-em-up action, and plenty of odd “sides”
Defying simple genre definitions, this self-proclaimed “anti-platformer” is certainly unique but also compellingly challenging
While not a Mario-killer or even threatener by any means, this is a colorful 3D platformer has all-ages appeal
An approachable and strategy title with both creature management and real-time combat elements
