High speed, licensed cars, creative tracks, nitrous, drifting, and everything in between. Fast & Furious: Arcade Edition is a good racing game focused on fun, but being arcade-like, while its strength, is also its biggest flaw. After all, the game delivers, even on a home console, the same naturally shallow arcade experience. This might be a problem for adults, but kids will certainly enjoy it and replay each mission repeatedly, especially if they have someone to compete with in split-screen multiplayer.
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By delivering a complex puzzle experience with relaxing visuals and soundtrack, Shroomtopia demonstrates that the Nintendo Switch is suitable for all audiences, including casual gamers and those seeking cozy games. It’s ideal for quick matches, especially in handheld mode, and can be played alone, with family, or with friends.
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It’s that simple: Formula Legends is a must-have for Formula 1 fans, who on the Nintendo Switch may feel “forgotten” by the category’s official racing games. Although it has a difficulty level that some might consider a bit overwhelming, the game excels at everything it sets out to do, and it offers a lot. Drive cars from the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, 2010s, and 2020s in a robust story mode or in custom modes. Choose different versions of 14 circuits and train to become the fastest in this game that blends arcade elements with simulation. The visuals are cool, the unlockables are varied, the sensation of speed is high, the replayability is also high, and the price is affordable. It just needs a little optimization, which the developers should address in the future. One of the best motorsport experiences available on the Nintendo Switch
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Super Engine GT Turbo SPEC is a modern game, but with a strong influence from retro experiences, that delivers content that is in line with the price charged. It is recommended for those looking for quick and straightforward fun, since the game gets straight to the point and delivers quality races, with a classic 3D or isometric view of the games, depending on the customer’s taste. It is very good to play in portable mode, when we only have 5 or 10 minutes available, you know?
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Star Overdrive is everything it’s cracked up to be. It’s the closest an indie game could get to The Legend Of Zelda: Breath of The Wild; it has movement mechanics reminiscent of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater; it’s a sci-fi with elements of the “hero myth”. But it’s much more than that. It’s about exploring worlds in style, it’s about defeating giant enemies, it’s about adrenaline with a hoverboard and a lot of style with a sword/guitar/keyboard. Finally, it’s about a gameplay loop so enjoyable and addictive that even though it’s an indie game and has a price tag, it feels more like it’s coming from a AAA game.
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Tired of Super Mario 64, Banjo & Kazooie and Donkey Kong 64? Try Glover, a different game about collecting items and mainly about passing levels and advancing through different scenarios to save the kingdom. If one word could sum up the game, that word would be “creativity”, and it’s great to be able to revisit – or experience – this journey in HD on the Nintendo Switch.
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At a price of R$52.49 and for everything presented in this review, it is clear that Momodora: Moonlit Farewell is worth buying. It is a very competent and concise game. And its greatest quality is that it understands the phrase “You either die a hero… Or you live long enough to become a villain”. This is because the experience lasts exactly as long as it needs to last, with inventive resources that keep the player entertained from start to finish, whether through the story, the action-platform gameplay, the metroidvania-style exploration or the art, which includes visuals, soundtrack and everything else. And it is also made by a Brazilian and is 100% in Portuguese.
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Although the price on Nintendo Switch is somewhat bitter, Legacy of Kain™ Soul Reaver 1&2 Remastered is a very welcome package for the platform. The experience is practically intact and the lack of new gameplay is compensated by visual improvements, such as texture updates and character remodeling, which leaves the games programmed and even today, two decades after the original releases, still immersive, fun and deep , with mechanics that insist on not being dated or outdated.
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After years, Yakuza Kiwami has finally arrived on the Nintendo Switch. And the quality of the remake of the first game to tell the story of Kazuma Kiryu, the Dragon of Dojima, is impressive. Apart from the lack of Brazilian Portuguese, there are no other demerits for the title, which delivers in combat, story, setting, fun, narrative, soundtrack, design and everything else.
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Rage of The Dragons NEO is a high-quality arcade fighting game with a TAG system and a high level of challenge, with charismatic characters and beautiful visuals. Another great success from QUByte Interactive, which has been doing well by bringing classics with new content and renewed menus.
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