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The definite stand-out title of the week is Etherborn, a gorgeous, challenging, and somewhat mind-bending 3D environmental puzzler...
Delivering gameplay somewhere between an endless runner and a space flight simulator, Lost Orbit: Terminal Velocity is a pretty unique, and at times challenging, experience...
Who doesn't love a decent action-RPG dungeon crawler where you can explore, kill, loot, and work out puzzles? Quest Hunter has most of those elements present, and it's great that you can party up with others for sure, but its main problem is that from top to bottom the experience just feels so vanilla...
This is a title I've had my eye on since it initially hit early access on PC where I struggled to find the fun and had put it down in the hopes that on final release it would all come together...
Without a doubt 3D platforming has a tendency to be a train wreck when implemented poorly...
As a huge fan of the classic arcade run n' gun shooters I hold Contra in very high regard, so it's always a thrill when someone manages to put out a title that can give it a run for its money...
With an abundance of puzzle games of all styles and flavors it is undoubtedly hard to make yourself stand out...
Eye-searing colors and a lack of much variety make this a pretty short-lived diversion
Having been previously introduced to the, shall I say "jiggly", nature of the Senran Kagura series a while back when a new title featuring pinball-style gameplay was announced it made me laugh and I knew I'd have to check it out...
Among the genres with no lack of stellar representation on the Switch, Metroidvanias are pretty high on the list...
If you're seeking third-person shooting action with a healthy dose of destructions peppered in while this title may show its overall age it can still offer up some fun...
Ugh, there are just some games that you can't understand being released on Switch...
I'm a bit torn on this one as I have fond memories of playing Combat way back on my Atari 2600...
While I haven’t played a wrestling game in years, back in the day it was fun to throw down with some buddies for some arcade-style mat action...
While there have been a few big robots battling in space games on Switch to date none of them have quite clicked for me...
Let's face it, there are simply a ton of shmups on the Switch and they come in all shapes and sizes...
I think it may be possible that the classic adventure genre may be among the toughest to have a break out hit with...
Ever since the release and massive success of Stardew Valley I’ve been waiting to see what games it would inspire...
It has a bit of an old school feel to it, and once you get rolling Azuran Tales isn't too bad but there's no denying its quite rough around the edges...
With a mix of endless runner, platforming, and a bit of puzzling in its gameplay SCRAP isn't too bad as a budget title to play anywhere but it's just nice...