Weekly Top Deals on Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2

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Astronite

Delivers some challenging Metroidvania play with a distinctive black-and-white retro look and feel

TRON: Catalyst

As a life-long fan of TRON, and who loves opportunities to spend time on the Grid, I’ll admit that I wish Catalyst were a little stronger, but it works for what it is

Maliki : Poison of the Past

An interesting mix of old-school turn-based RPG combat, farm sim coziness, and a more relaxed tone make this work

Promise Mascot Agency

Undoubtedly odd, but spending far too long trying to get started, this kitchen sink adventure has its own thing going on

MainFrames

Running with some unique theming, this precision platformer makes clever use of what it has to work with

The Stone of Madness

A distinctive, and sometimes dark, take on a stealth title that requires some patience with its quirks, but can be rewarding

Metal Slug Tactics

A generally successful morphing of the classic arcade series into a new genre, but it isn’t without its issues

Construction Simulator 4

The lack of a strict focus on building, and using a variety of equipment, help this to at least offer some variety

Wrath: Aeon of Ruin

While it gets off to a rocky start, its Quake roots then shine to make for a mostly satisfying retro first-person shooter

9 Years of Shadows

Undoubtedly giving off a feel of earlier days of grand environments, hacking, and slashing, but missing a spark to go next level

Rune Factory 3 Special

Wonderfully pleasant, but also quite predictable, the strength here is in the characters you’ll be working to build relationships with

Project Nightmares Case 36: Henrietta Kedward

If you’re looking for that tension in the pit of your stomach as you peek around the next corner, and don’t mind some warts, this delivers

Aragami 2

Stealthy movements, brutal takedowns, and a constant need to be aware of your surroundings abound

Angry Video Game Nerd 8-bit

While its play is more punishing than the average gamer will likely enjoy, the old-school stage design and sensibilities may be perfect for retro fans who don’t mind some profanity thrown in

Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds

While there’s fun to be had with the game’s many modes, characters, and customizations, any suggestion that this would compete well with Mario Kart in any way feels exaggerated…

Blippo+

While and absolutely bizarre and generally non-gaming experience, for people who grew up with old-school cable TV it’s an odd time capsule in many ways

Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree

While it has an artistic look, and works to deliver decent storytelling the game’s combat and roguelike elements come up short against the competition

Spray Paint Simulator

If you don’t mind the pacing being similar to the rate at which the paint you’re spraying dries, it’s at least a relaxing clone

BAD END THEATER

A relatively simple, and limited, though narratively twisted and amusing mix of storytelling and some puzzle-solving

Locomoto

A mix of cozy characters, story beats, and operating a train offers a relaxed simmy experience, just don’t expect much more than that

Rail Route

Despite its visual minimalism, there’s a fair simulation challenge to be had here, but there are other titles in the same space that feel more polished

Through the Nightmares

With its pretty unique size-shifting mechanic and plenty of punishing stage designs, this has appeal, but possibly restricted to challenge hounds

Luck be a Landlord

An absolutely unique idea, pairing roguelike elements with some strategy and slot machine play, at least somewhat pays off

Leif's Adventure: Netherworld Hero

Has a classic adventure feel, and a lot of hidden secrets, but the combat and feel have some rough edges

The Jackbox Survey Scramble

A different take and direction for the Jackbox bunch, with a few variations on a Family Feud-ish base format

Necro Story

An interesting mix of active and turn-based combat help it it feel distinct, but it can seem a bit one note

Jett Rider

While it may be deja vu all over again for some indie gamers, Jett Rider offers some decent and unique action

Circus Electrique

Undeniably stylish, cool, and ambitious, the planning and strategy demands it places on you can also be overwhelming

Bloodshore

It has been fascinating in the last generation or so to watch the FMV genre not only return to the fold, but really make...

Gang Beasts

Both “wacky physics” and local multiplayer games have a tendency to suffer from people having extremely positive or nega...

Gearshifters

This is a game that really has me emotionally split in two, making it a challenge to review. On the one hand I absolutel...

Last Stop

With visual novel-type titles that limit your interactivity and the ability to greatly alter the outcome of the story I ...

Rain on Your Parade

While most people spend so much of their lives consciously trying to be kind and courteous with others that isn’t to say...

Turmoil

Games that were made for the mobile/tablet space coming over to Switch can often be a dicey proposition. Gameplay that w...

Ion Fury

Titles that don’t just tap heavily into nostalgia but fully embrace it are always a risky proposition. There’s something...

Dread Nautical

While there are a few solid survival games on the Switch they’re a pretty eclectic bunch, ranging from more action-orien...

Pig Eat Ball

When a game comes along that has classic arcade-style sensibilities and it is just plain weird it is pretty well sure to...

KEMONO FRIENDS PICROSS

The major difference is the theming, this time working with anime characters from Kemono Friends. To some degree this is...

Azure Reflections

The first thing you should absolutely do if you pick this game up is check out the Tutorial, as the bullet absorption an...

de Blob 2

Being honest I’d say you really only should need one de Blob game in your life, though if you truly love the original an...

Fe

Aside from nimbly moving about the forest, climbing up and then jumping from trees, your other greatest asset is your ab...

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