COGconnected
HomepageCOGconnected's Reviews
The camera behaves sort of weird at times as well, but this is also highly customizable.
It’s amazing how Messhof has transmuted the very basic activity of controlling a little bendy line through a minimalistic level, into the feeling of being some kind of superhero.
A Criminal Past is a different kind of Deus Ex, and one that kept me engaged.
Normally I love weird mashups too, but Vikings, zombies, surf culture, and modern references is just too much to jam in one box.
Snipperclips is a fun, charming title that players will enjoy, and is a great start to the "Nindie" movement that Nintendo is embracing for the Switch.
There’s a huge number of upgrades, intel, and side-missions that litter the map, which means that the next goal is only a few hundred meters away.
You’ll be shifting between sizes many times throughout a level – but it’ll only work with solid communication.
Although I was ultimately bested by the game’s brutal difficulty, I can still recognize the excellent design philosophy at work here.
Atelier Firis is a light-hearted and enjoyable JRPG where you can put your alchemy skills to the test.
If you like your games dripping with 80’s arcade charm then Dystoria will be a good investment.
An impressively fast and well-playing arcade racer that will constantly keep you on your toes.
Nevertheless, with Skylanders Imaginators for the Switch you get a vibrant, deep, and customizable experience with an endless supply of things to do.
The platforming can be a bit touchy, but for the most part you’ll be stuck on puzzles and not jumping sections aside from a few key moments.
In the Rhombus of Ruin is a masterclass of engaging mechanics and brilliant writing, and it’s got me excited for the future of Psychonauts.
1-2 Switch is a simple and bare bones affair.
It’s not just the best Zelda game yet, it’s quite possibly the best game Nintendo has ever produced.
The gameplay is exactly what one would expect from Ultimate Ninja Storm 4, as it offers up simplified, yet satisfying, fighting.
The frantic nature of the gameplay coupled with the appropriate difficulty of the game combine to deliver a fresh experience that is best suited for co-op play.
The mechanics are not unique, but the way it’s presented already showcases the strong writing of this game, and that level of storytelling remains consistent throughout.
Despite the simplistic part-time job mini games and the randomization of being able to upgrade tools, Trio of Towns hits all of the main points to have a successful daily game loop.