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Pit one army of floppy units against another, battling it out from afar, or up-close if you want to be involved
Delivers the old-school looks and thrills of the Doom generation with some smart tweaks but inconsistent level design
Though there are tense and unsettling moments that pay off as you go, it can be hard to be patient with bad gameplay
While approachable for tacticians of just about any skill level, the pacing and a sense of blandness hold it back
Though not terribly long, this quirky wordless adventure has an odd charm and sense of humor that makes it engaging
If you’re fascinated by the world of homemade craft beers, this may serve as a gateway drug of sorts
While Ghost Song has a certain beauty to it, and offers decent play, it just doesn’t make a lasting impression
It Takes Two is simply a big step above the co-op competition, earning a pretty rare Hall of Fame rating
While fans of this superhero duo may be inclined to be forgiving, there’s no doubt that this action adventure has issues
Bringing you that authentic 8-bit gaming feel, for better and worse
If you’ve been looking for the best brick breaker on the Switch, look no further… this is it
Persistent issues with hitches in performance and merely middling play make this tennis sim come up short
Often blurring the line between paying homage and shamelessly ripping off, this retro shooter is a mixed bag
Yes, you could choose to view it as an indie Pokemon Snap clone, but that would be denying its simple charms
A glacial pace from having to “type” with your controller makes the return on your time investment meager here
While it’s hardly a fishing sim, there’s plenty of simple family-friendly arcade action to be had here
Considering the landscape of indie horror games that more often misses than hits, this does reasonably well
The revered arcade brick breaker is here, and with some interesting new modes to boot, but one big problem…
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This budget seasonal shooter may be lack depth, but it valiantly tries to compensate with breadth of modes