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Despite pretty boldly declaring what type of characters are in the game, it fails to go almost anywhere with it
The concept of an escape room-esque experience made in the 8-bit days is an interesting one, but in execution it struggles
While it has many solid elements of fast-paced multiplayer mayhem, the control scheme shoots it in the foot
While there’s a fine line between homage and ripping off, the Golden Axe beats in this budget beat-em-up spice things up
Who knew that hidden object games could be so outright tough? If you want to test your matching abilities, this will do just that
Even with no competition for the crown in this narrow strategy space, Survival still struggles to stay above water
Mixing together a few different styles of strategic play, HEROish is at least quite unique on Switch
This strategy / action hybrid has gotten only a mild facelift but its unique and approachable play remains intact
While it does add new content and some new car variety, performance and controls are touchy on Switch
Undoubtedly a very niche offering for younger children, the colorful format and ease of use at least work nicely
You can’t fault this budget game with a timely theme trying to make a splash on the eShop, just don’t expect much
While it’s always cool to see games using music as a means to solve puzzles, this adventure isn’t quite pitch perfect
Keeping things pretty simple in execution, Melatonin delivers on rhythmic fun and challenges
While hardly revolutionary, the laid back attitude and general pacing of this platformer are very approachable
Hit the high seas in search of treasure, trouble, and generally pleasant exploration and adventure
Putting a bit more action than is typical into the puzzle action genre, making for a more hectic experience
Trying to answer the question of what it would take to woo an eldritch bringer of the world’s destruction
This hand-drawn and generally fast-moving arcade action platformer has its ups and downs
Heavily tapping into the classic vertical shooter genre, GyroBlade is decent but a bit too simple
While there’s a creeping sense of horror waiting for you, this game gets in its own way far too much to recommend in any way