SwitchRPG's Reviews
As much potential as the world and story have, Bugsnax offers little in terms of interesting game mechanics.
This trippy Soulslike struggles with the weight of its ambition, among other issues.
Undernauts may lack the brutal difficulty of other DRPGs, but the culmination of QoL features, compelling narrative, and unique setting make it shine nonetheless.
Eiyuden Chronicles: Rising is a decent starter for the Eiyuden Chronicles series, although its task-oriented quests may not be for everyone.
Good, bad, or aggressively mediocre? Anything is possible when you pick up a KEMCO RPG. Let’s dive into Infinite Links and see where it falls!
Can we resist a slew of sinful puns in this review of a monstrously fun deck-builder? Hell no.
Sword of Elpisia is by no means a bad experience, but its greatest flaw is offering little that is superior compared to its more favorable KEMCO peers.
Team Asano brings its latest HD-2D title to the Switch, in a tactical RPG inspired by Tactics Ogre and FFT. Can it possibly live up to its forebears?
In an increasingly-popular subgenre, deck-building games need to find a way to stand out more than ever. Does Roguebook deal a winning hand?
Citizen Sleeper is a great narrative RPG where you escape the clutches of a corporation and must turn your life around into a brand new experience.
If you are a fan of Drinkbox’s past efforts, or are looking for a new top-down action RPG to play, then help Nobody save the world…and maybe find his pants!
Although Mary Skelter 2 initially appears superior to its predecessor, a myriad of issues ultimately stop it from achieving the same magic as the original.
Dungeons of Dreadrock is a surprisingly delightful puzzle-solving game – no other way to really put it.
If you’re not deterred by its unsightly graphics and obvious budget constraints, Ambition Record is a bite-sized adventure worth your time.
Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars, unfortunately, doesn’t feel as though it displays the best that either series has to offer.
Despite a few oddities, Mary Skelter: Nightmares is easily one of the better DRPGs on the Nintendo Switch, and it’s only half of the Mary Skelter 2 package.
Anuchard feels like a great game from three decades ago. Maybe that’s the problem?
Ashwalkers is just a few inconvenient bugs away from being an “eShop essential.”
While not the de facto budget-friendly tactical RPG, Legend of Ixtona does enough to be worth your consideration.
Can an indie developer give new life to a classic subgenre? Play this game and find out.