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In the end if you've got a hankering for some point and click adventuring, you could do worse… I'd suggest waiting till it's on special as I don't think it's quite refined enough to make it worth paying full price… but it has a degree of charm.
I really don't think I'm the market for this game, there are no doubt some people out there that can get hours of entertainment out of knocking items on a dining table over time after time… I'm not one of them. If you like slapstick humour and don't mind frustrating controls then this may be up your alley. For me, this is a hard pass!
Obsidian's epic CRPG makes its way to console in a stellar content-packed Ultimate Edition, let down by a sub-par port job, critical bugs and excessive loading times.
Still very much the same game from nineteen years ago but sadly, it has not aged well.
What Snackworld: The Dungeon Crawl - Gold lacks in gameplay depth, it makes up for with it's great sense of humour and vibrant style
The Patapons are back, remastered and ready to do as your beats command!
Still extremely unique, but age and the initial failings of the game are really starting to show their cracks.
Kamehameha! A great action experience in the Dragon Ball Z universe.
An excellent addition to an already impressive fighter roster, with plenty of care taken in bringing the Clown Prince of Crime to (ultra-violent) life.
A fantastically written and equally fun game in a beautiful setting that will have players laughing at every turn.
Arguably one of the best value DLCs for the series yet opening new locations to drive through, new companies to work for and many new sites to see.
You've played the tabletop games and the PC games... now play the visual novel.
Frontier Developments have set the bar for their DLC offerings excitingly high, and if the rest of their additional content is as impressive as the Arctic Pack then the future for Planet Zoo is looking bright.
More an experience than a game, shows the art side of the gaming world.
Three new tables to try and establish the highest score on, with some lovely nostalgia thrown in for good measure.
If you never played the original and this kind of game is up your alley, you won't be disappointed. It's a lengthy JRPG with all the things you would expect, and it runs fantastically on the Switch in docked and undocked modes. But if you've also just finished the excellent Fire Emblem: Three Houses and want something more substantial to sink into that features classic characters from the series, you may find it a little disappointing.
A wonderful tribute to a DJ lost too young. Avicii Invector might suffer longevity, but will remain as a testament to the late DJ and his creativity.
A beautiful game that deserves to be played.
All in all, Dr. Kawashima's Brain Training is fun diversion of the Nintendo Switch that makes most of the brain's clever neuroplasticity component that allows you to improve your memory and thinking. While it is reminiscent of the original game, it does create a totally new experience on the Nintendo Switch, particularly with its unique control systems.
I found this DLC to be a strong fit for ‘Borderlands 3’ and the Borderlands universe. It offers a strong and intriguing story line full of unexpected laughs while filling in some of the blanks left behind from previous games.