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Undoubtedly cute, this rolling challenge plays reasonably well but is quite simple in its design
While quite stylish, this budget Picross-style puzzler brings nothing new to the table
One of the things I love the most about indie games and devs are the risks you see being taken in the form of new experiences that challenge the status quo and expectations of what a game can be...
While this budget shooter mostly adheres to the familiar (but with a weird edge) it's reasonable for the price
While sometimes simple is a plus, the lack of deep challenge or complexity of its puzzles leave it in brownout state
Roguelike shooters have been a staple for me on the Switch, generally providing a great outlet for intense play for some period of time that will feel familiar to a degree but ever-changing...
While I have played (and generally enjoyed) a ton of roguelikes of all flavors on the Switch I can’t say any of them has been quite like Children of Morta...
As a big fan of the hidden item and puzzle subgenre for killing some time while relaxing the wrinkle of horror is something I really appreciated in the original title in this series...
When it comes to local multiplayer games on the Switch there tend to be pretty set patterns in what is available...
Most modern games tend to feature protagonists who are ready for action and tough as nails...
A pretty humble stab at a game development sim with some charm but not much to differentiate in its space
Overly hard and lacking in much to offer for the effort, this is an easy one to skip
Since I’m a huge fan of roguelikes and their ability to revitalize and alter how you play more classic genres I’ve always wondered how it would pair with the Legend of Zelda...
Games like Rocket Wars are honestly getting hard to review without a bit of a jaded tone...
Billed as a mix between Lemmings and some physics Squidgies Takeover is a smart and pretty entertaining puzzler that’s also a nice change of pace from the norm for the genre on the system...
Blending together elements of flying games, exploration, some mini game action, and perhaps a bit of overly-aggressive environmentalist themes Bee Simulator is a unique experience...
OK, so I dig weird games, I've even made a list of my favorites on the system...
When it comes to visual flair this title has things on lockdown...
Offering reasonably cheap casual mini golfing, it's not bad, but it's hardly great either
While it has some pacing and overall design issues, this paced shooter offers up some refreshing play for the patient