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If you’ve been looking for a game to hit you right in the feels as a lover of the 16-bit RPG era Shadows of Adam does a solid job of delivering that. Since it isn’t a sprawling epic running into 40+ hours of play it lacks the depth, variety, and player agency of many of those games, but it does offer up a more bite-sized portion that covers many of the key touchpoints you’d be looking for. It looks and sounds great, its characters and their interactions have that same sort of at times quirky familiar feel, and the turn-based combat is less complex but still generally satisfying. If you’ve been looking to recapture that feel and are looking for something you haven’t already played at some point, it does a good job of filling out the Switch line-up.
Justin Nation, Score:Good [7.0]