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While your protagonist can feel a bit chunky in tight spots, this tough platform shooter still plays smoothly overall
With its stunning pixel art visuals and an intense mix of slashing and shooting challenges, Demon Purge satisfies
Perhaps with the right group of friends this could briefly entertain, but it’s too short on ideas to be of much interest
The move from normally more supernatural pursuers to an outright home invasion scenario creates a different flavor
With its own take on tactical combat, combined with a generally darker tone and story, there’s room for some appeal
While it’s great to see a full-fledged Digimon title on the Switch geared more towards its traditional style, it’s hardly perfect
If you’re a fan of a bit of craziness mixed with tripped out and colorful colors, and can live with sketchy gameplay, it may work for you
While the fundamentals of the Lines experience haven’t evolved much, the addition of theming and loads of puzzles of various sizes has appeal
Even with its jittery zombies and somewhat buggy nature Remorse can deliver some surprises, but it’s hard to ignore some of its issues
With varied challenges in every room it manages a distinct feel, but it also makes for inconsistency
Delivering a pretty broad variety of puzzle types that are decidedly casual, and wrapped in Americana, this has some appeal
While it brings a bit more than just core Match-3 to the table, it doesn’t aspire to elevating the experience as much as some peers
Mixing point-and-click adventure with a variety of puzzle styles, this casual title thankfully hits more than it misses
Speedrunning fans should find some appeal, but if you’re not all about perfecting your runs this may struggle to go the distance
Given the intricate elements in your typical artistically-driven stained glass window, working a puzzle for one quickly gets tricky
A budget contender looking to get a piece of the Vampire Survivors pie with some similar elements but none of the charm
Though it has a humble look and keeps its level of challenge low, this budget mix of Zelda and a platformer has some charm
Featuring a consistent challenge and tense encounters, this roguelike shooter distinguishes itself in a crowded field
The luscious pixel art and Metroidvania flow of Elderand give it appeal, just be ready for a pretty brutal challenge
This mix of ideas from classics like of Asteroids and Lunar Lander is interesting, touchy controls make it tough to love