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While the visuals and flashy style of the series have continued to evolve nicely, the story will probably be inaccessible for the uninitiated
A little bit of unique flavor is always appreciated in the puzzle/strategy space, but the lack of clearly-defined rules holds City Limits back
While not perfect by any means, this budget mix of platforming and shooting works better than expected
While it has a great retro look and sound, the slippery surfaces and ineffective attack make this for people seeking punishment only
Aiming to provide an authentic retro 8-bit experience, Full Quiet gets many aspects right, but it’s over-complicated controls frustrate
There’s no doubt that this version of the digital pinball series performs more smoothly than its predecessor, but it paid a clear visual price
While this puzzler carries a budget-friendly price, the fact that it’s mostly just a variation on classic box pushers limits the appeal
While the pretty traditional racing her isn’t terrible, it also has enough flaws that its price tag seems a little too high
Don’t let its pretty simple and somewhat silly looks fool you, this is a consistently challenging platformer that works pretty well
While many may have dreams of virtually enjoying the full Dutch Harbor experience, this is simply a tedious mess
While it doesn’t stand up well against the more refined farm sims available on the Switch, it’s great starting point for newcomers to the genre
Going above and beyond its contemporaries have been satisfied with, this adds what ends up being a nice sense of adventure to the mix
While perhaps carrying a bit of a premium price, this distinctive arcade shooting series is a blast to play without much doubt
While, at its core, this is still ultimately a hidden object game, the narrative flair, time jumping, and overall feel at least make it refreshingly different
Available for free to Wonderful 101 owners, or available as a budget stand-alone, this platform shooter at least has added personality
It isn’t hard to understand why this personality-filled title was a hit on the Wii-U, but the move to the single-screen Switch has issues
While certainly a pretty relaxed and family-friendly affair, the lack of direction and structure can also make it feel a bit aimless
In an eShop full of classic turn-based RPGs, the unique hook of Raging Bytes helps it stand apart from the competition
Channeling a low-res Souls-like vibe, sprinkled with ample humor to lighten things up, it knows what it wants to be, though not for everyone
While it has an obvious sense of style, and the turn-based battles generally bring some excitement, it isn’t without issues