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Rocket League is another must-have title to add to the growing list of great games you need in your Switch collection.
Road Rage wildly misses the mark of successfully replicating the magic of Road Rash. It's a poorly put together game that has more bugs than an insectarium and contains only a handful of enjoyable moments. The combat, which works better than almost every other Road Rash inspired title I've played, and the soundtrack are the only positives to this turgid, unfinished mess that'll make you Rage Quit rather than Road Rage.
L.A. Noire remains a fully unique experience, and a game that deserves its second round.
Assassin's Creed Origins is the epic adventure that the series has always been building towards. The FingerGuns Review;
Max: The Curse of Brotherhood is a strange game, in that its separate parts in isolation are thoroughly enjoyable. I loved the platforming sections and really enjoyed the puzzles sections. It just a shame in some ways that they had to meet in the same game.
Still, if you're looking for a karaoke game to get stuck into this holiday, you can't much go wrong with We Sing Pop!. It doesn't look like there's DLC coming anytime soon so what you buy is what you're stuck with, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. The song list is varied and full of fun songs to get stuck into.
Sonic Team promised us. They promised us they would deliver with Forces, they said they're taking Sonic back and will remind us of what makes him so great. I was so ready to get on board. Ugh, I was so ready. Damn you, Sonic Team.
Farming Simulator on the Switch is exactly what it says on the tin. Nothing more, nothing less.
Wheels of Auerlia has potential but squanders its opportunities to say something.
Rugby 18 is as painful to play as a Chris Robshaw blindside tackle.
I'm sure I wasn't the only one who was surprised when Bethesda announced a sequel to the so-so Evil Within. But announce they did and here we have The Evil Within 2. Can it fix the flaws of the first? The FingerGuns review;
Rogue Trooper Redux is showing its age but this Trooper certainly deserves a second tour of duty. The FingerGuns Review;
Don't be swayed by its colourful appearance, Putty Pals has been put on this earth to hurt you. The FingerGuns Review;
Son of Scoregasm improves upon the original with an innovative risk vs. reward system that's perfect for short bursts of portable play.
Fragments of Him tells a powerful story of love and loss but suffers from limited interactivity and repetition.
36 Fragments of Midnight proves that procedural generation doesn't necessarily benefit some games.
Despite all the innovation and good looks, the core gameplay is too restrictive and dull and you feel that Ultra Ultra had run out of ideas and made certain sections just too long just to pad the game out. There is potential here, it's just been poorly executed, but I do look forward to what Ultra Ultra do next.
Other than causing a few headaches here and there, it does its job in providing a fun past time enough to challenge your fingers at the keys.
Veteran writer Bob Bates is back with the charming text adventure Thaumistry: In Charm's Way that harks back to the good ol' days.
Pankapu can sit proudly among the greats of the Switch line-up. The FingerGuns review;