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A game that does not play on nostalgia, but on tight gameplay and atmosphere that is so well delivered.
The Last of Us Part II has the great combat and stealth that fans have come to love but also a one-note storyline more obsessed with being dark than telling a well-written tale.
A fantastic ode to cowboy films combined with challenging and satisfying gameplay.
Challenging yet rewarding, with some unique atmosphere and voice acting thrown into the mix.
Time hasn’t been kind to some aspects of Ys: Memories of Celceta but a great combat system, now free of technical issues, combined with an amazing soundtrack brings this action RPG together into a great package once again all these years later.
A relaxing and joyful experience that just misses the mark of excellence due to some quality of life issues.
Shantae and the Seven Sirens successfully dances back onto consoles with a gorgeous performance marred by being a bit too light on story for its own good.
A mediocre exploration game offset by a solid soundtrack and memorable visual style
While this is a good DLC story-wise, there was a lot more to be expected in terms of other content - especially considering its hefty price.
Monster Train has an addictive gameplay loop and tons of replayability, but needs a little bit of balancing
Five Nights at Freddy’s: Help Wanted is a bad port. There isn’t really any other way to state it. While this concept sounds great and even works fine in the world of virtual reality, no thought or proper usage of the Switch makes Help Wanted feel broken and shallow.
While Minecraft Dungeons is a fantastic title to introduce your kids to isometric action RPGs, the lack of content and missing quality of life features makes the game fall short.
Maneater is a bloody good time filled with great comedic pieces and tons of marine and human life to tear through but is a bit too repetitive for its own good.
Saints Row: The Third Remastered may not offer any new content but its strong writing and crass humor hold it together through a graphical upgrade that brings the 3rd Street Saints back to life once again.
Mafia II: Definitive Edition offers a fantastic tale combined with a solid set of visual upgrades. Unfortunately, it is hampered by bugs and some missing quality of life upgrades.
Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Mega Mix offers traditional rhythm gameplay alongside a highly enjoyable motion based Mix Mode in a package featuring some of the best Vocaloid songs available finally making their debut on the Switch.
While the game may be buggy, it’s still a fantastic new take on the long running franchise for veterans and new players alike.
Predator: Hunting Grounds has solid legs but repetitive objectives and poor balancing muddy what could have been a new take on asymmetrical multiplayer.
Deliver Us The Moon will keep players hooked with an interesting mystery and new mechanics at a regular pace but predictability and performance issues hinder journey into space.
Treachery in Beatdown City struggles with a few quality of life issues and a story that will be a hit or miss.