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Rather than tearing out of the starting block, somehow this one sputters and dies on its fundamental issues
Well-animated, voiced, and composed, this game has some great positives, but it somehow struggles to be interesting
The old-school arcade icon is back for a pretty unique adventure
While it has some character and odd charm with its varied approaches to combat, Kofi Quest struggles to take off
Management sims have tended to be pretty wild in their variety and their degree of quality on the Switch...
For the budget asking price, Rite may not have a ton in the way of variety, but offers up some classic challenging platforming
Much like the original in the series I can say with confidence that Dyna Bomb 2 is a game that you can play...
If you're down to brawl and battle in mech suits solo or with friends, this delivers that experience pretty well
This build-your-own beat-em-up robot battler has some appeal but a lack of variety slowly bogs it down
With its colorful art and slightly different-than-the-norm Metroidvania flavor, Islets has legs on the Switch
The classic Atari 2600 has gotten a significant upgrade, helping it more fully realize the potential it always had
This roguelike golfing title thoroughly proves that sports titles are ripe for conversion if they can all be this good
This budget action platformer isn't revolutionary but does deliver solid value with its retro style
While it has quirky characters and some charm, the degree of puzzle obscurity without aid knocks it down a few pegs
Though continuing with many of the charms of the original, the somewhat dumbed down challenge gives it less appeal
Super-creative and lovingly animated with hand-drawn and crafted elements, this RPG has a simple charm that works
With new episodes added periodically there's content here, but limited interaction makes it more something to watch
While this baseball offering may be family-friendly, that doesn't excuse some of its major stumbles
This co-op adventure has great visual style but issues with consistency in its challenge and puzzle design let it down
The folks at Devolver certainly have a type and know how to pick weird but excellent indies, striking gold again