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You play the game as a be-tentacled intern at the title Godly Corp, tasked with taking different shifts where you’ll have to focus on multiple tasks at once while then struggling with the controls...
Mechstermination Force is a pretty tight and enjoyable retro sci-fi robot stomping party… though it will typically take a few attempts to keep the robots from stomping you instead...
There’s no doubt about it, local co-op games are absolutely becoming one of the better-represented genres on the Switch across a variety of genres...
In the end as critical as I’m being with Hob it’s a pretty enjoyable game, and I like it, but it’s just aggravating so see an effort with so much apparent care get held back by a collection of lesser issues that unfortunately do add up...
I’m a bit on the fence on Pressure Overdrive when it comes to scoring...
First and foremost the thing to understand about this game is that it doesn’t hold your hand...
Starting with the basics this is a platforming shooter where you’re able to fire in any direction, punch, and uppercut...
In the game you’ll take control of one of seven heroes, each of whom controls an army of units that are the same across the board...
More than anything else the positive of Bow to Blood is that it’s thoroughly unique, offering up an experience I can’t say I’ve ever had...
You’ll once again take up control of the Horseman War, drawn through mysterious circumstances too late into the war between the light and the dark...
Starting with the positive there’s no mistaking many of the hallmark traits of the classic series...
As the final credits rolled The World Next Door felt like a satisfying experience on the whole but I was also left with questions...
Will you enjoy Cel Damage HD? If your focus is more on frantic action and less on racing, blowing up your friend with an explosive sheep only to have them come back and slice you up with a buzzsaw, the answer is likely yes...
One of the genres that has been exciting to see get a resurgence in the indie era is the classic beat-em-up / brawler...
After a tutorial running you through the conceptual basics with the base Wildlander faction, sometimes not always making itself very clear as it is, you’re roughly left to figure much of the rest of the game’s nuances out through brute force trial and error in the single-player campaigns...
You’ll play as the title character Sayuki, and your ultimate goal is to travel to 8 different worlds to gather key items, or something like that...
Though I may have felt a bit conflicted on how to score Windscape, I like its concept, most of its simple but workable design, and how much of it slows as a whole...
Gameplay is focused on shooting enemies flying and floating around within a cave, but you’ll also need to concern yourself with the potential for falling rocks that will damage you as well...
You’ll play the game as A-Tak, a daring and somewhat brash fighter pilot with plenty in common with Robotech’s Rick Hunter...
You’ll be playing the part of a veteran warrior whose job is to take a Princess under his wing...