SwitchRPG's Reviews
The chaos and frenzy of the corporate world is on full display in this roguelite. Does that make for a fun experience?
The thought-provoking narrative and surreal worlds found in Blue Reflection: Second Light are sure to captivate at first, but the charm fades over time.
Mercenaries Rebirth is a clear step in the right direction for the budget-friendly tactical RPG series, but it will need to continue to improve to be exceptional.
All things considered, Dying Light: Platinum Edition is one of the better open-world RPGs currently available on the Nintendo Switch.
Move over, Mega Man. Roguelite Rona is the new champion to keep an eye on.
In an era where remakes/remasters are not always well received – especially those of Blizzard variety – Diablo II: Resurrected manages to mostly hit the mark.
Trigger Witch proves the success of Reverie wasn’t a fluke and that Rainbite is here to stay.
A dark tale awaits – both literally and figuratively.
While Greak: Memories of Azur has some notable qualities, it’s not the epic side-scrolling adventure you might have been hoping for either.
A New Home expands on CrossCode, delivering a giant labyrinth with some of the most thoughtful (or maddening) puzzles you will find in the genre.
Necrobarista joins the kinetic novel fray with a nice blend of quirky and serious story elements.
Despite implementing several new systems and an isometric view, Animus: Revenant fails at being an enjoyable experience from start to finish.
While Fuga: Melodies of Steel’s linear gameplay may be a bit stifling, CyberConnect2’s new step in game development is one that shouldn’t be overlooked.
This delightful dating and dungeon sim sadly lacks depth.
Arietta of Spirits has its finer moments. Are they enough? For most gamers looking to scratch that top-down, 2D action-adventure itch, probably not.
If you are looking for a clown-inspired RPG you will need to go to a different circus.
If you need a nice and simple shoot-em-up to fit in-between your larger releases, this space cat adventure may just be for you.
A monument in the action-adventure genre, Skyward Sword HD is among the series’ more ambitious entries; a joyride that you won’t be able to put down!
While the Adventure Mode only manages to save par, Mario Golf: Super Rush aces the zany, arcade feel of Mario kart with its Speed and Battle Modes.
A delivery sim with RPG elements, SnowRunner is a bug-riddled time-sink that will appeal only to the most patient. Everyone else had best steer clear.