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Working to its advantage the portability factor of the game is pretty strong...
You play the game as a spirit who has been summoned to aid a girl named Yamiko, who has tasked you with cutting through the Kaiho, a bunch of light-powered dudes who have captured her...
What absolutely works well for the title is the aerial combat itself...
As you progress through stages one demand is that you rotate your Switch, turning it 90 degrees at a time, to change the feel of play from being vertical to horizontal...
Only through a mix of some smart defensive planning, supplemented with your ability to move around the battlefield and fill in when necessary will you survive, and this is especially true if you try to go it solo...
Despite the game’s limitations and the performance hiccups I can’t deny that there’s a quality to Dungeon Stars that absolutely got me hooked...
Pet Care is a very basic game that challenges your child to pair an animal with the proper sort of food it would eat...
Pretty well instantly upon finishing my initial version of this story I was compelled to start up and try another path as there are quite a number of key decisions I can imagine would greatly affect the outcome...
While lacking the variety and skateboarding craziness of something like the Tony Hawk series both the original and sequel included in this pack are more well-made than your typical stunt-focused title...
For people who are willing to get over the initial hump of getting used to Strikey Sisters there’s plenty of challenging stages and bosses to conquer...
You play the game as an exchange student who is excited by the prospect of spending a few months in Japan...
In the game you’ll play as Ember and Rime, young woman and man who each hail from kingdoms representing elemental extremes, ember from a world of warmth and Rime from a world of cold...
Guess The Word is a relatively basic affair, where you’ll see a small collection of letters from a word and then a picture that will be slowly revealed from top to bottom representing that word...
Who said you couldn’t have a great time with a budget retro arcade shooter? Iron Crypticle has a smart but classic arcade style of play that will challenge you solo, or you can join up with 3 friends as well...
You play the game as a very nimble young woman capable of some pretty impressive wall-jumping acrobatics but also with a limited ability to glide and fly...
The first thing that makes these puzzles a bit more challenging is that you don’t go in with any idea what they look like...
I have no doubt that City of Brass won’t provide an experience everyone will love, but then again that’s not a shock when games try new things...
Playing as a warrior by the name of Haggis, you’ll be moving through some cursed lands and slaying demons along the way...
Once you get accustomed to the nuances of steering and trying to use thrusts to keep your kite in the air you can begin to focus on the specifics of the various games, some of which are tougher to grasp than others...
It starts out rather easily, with you just needing to manipulate switches or dials into a proper position but relatively quickly it begins to ramp up a little...