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With the voice of a pleasant and soothing female narrator and featuring bright and friendly artwork It’s Spring again roughly tells a story of the seasons. Starting with Spring you’ll begin the game by moving the clouds away to find the sun. As you work your way through each season these pretty simple interactions, usually prompted by dialogue by the narrator, help what story there is advance and for limited action to occur. Flowers will bloom, rain will fall, snow will blanket the trees and the ground. Given the simple nature of things, and the very minimal content, it’s great that an Autoplay feature was included as well, allowing it to act more as a storybook and requiring no interaction. While it isn’t a game experience that anyone without very young children would likely have an interest in I could see where this could be worthwhile for a parent looking for something simple to entertain their toddler. The soothing voice of the narrator and the slow pacing of it all make it very friendly and non-threatening and the mix of actions you’d trigger by tapping versus swiping and making simple identifications between the sun, the trees, and other basic objects could be simple mental exercises to someone at the right age. This was definitely a surprise, but I think it’s another sign of the Switch broadening its market little by little to be as inclusive a system as possible.
Justin Nation, Score:Fair [6.0]