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Interesting real-time battles and strategy elements feel novel, but this isn’t a guaranteed home run
A cool attempt to give the Vampire Survivors formula some story beats but it ultimately comes up short
Undoubtedly dark and grim, but also quite slow and dull
An intriguing mix of Minesweeper and roguelike unpredictability that works well
A pretty dark but compelling story of a woman betrayed, with you helping decide how her story ends
A decent take on a casual hidden item game, but it has some issues
Absolutely delivering some classic 3D adventure beats, Girl Genius is worth a look
While it lacks a bit in structure and direction, this fishing adventure does have some charm
A unique art style and plenty of feline charm help to make this a pleasant puzzler
A decent bit of platform shooting action, but it doesn’t top some of its predecessors
An interesting mix of botanical rejuvenation, exploration, and problem solving
This collection of 3 handheld titles, including one never released in the US, can be fun, even if a bit redundant
For fans of mystery solving and retro games there may be some appeal, but it’s a very haphazard affair
While it may have a budget price, the game’s pretty threadbare play still provides little value
A well-written mother-daughter road trip in search of answers about the past
A novel idea, setting up twin-stick shooting with missions and zombies, that leads to mixed feelings
An odd mix of very limited puzzling and unsatisfying story elements
A horror adventure that has a great sense of ambiance and dread, but that has some design weaknesses
For retro fans who enjoyed portable RPGs in the Gameboy era, Kudzu successfully captures that spirit and vibe
Ultimately feels like an elevated but safe take on classic box pushing puzzling, but with one aggravating issue
While perhaps its best quality is its charm, there’s just something special about the vibe of Terra Memoria
There’s no doubt that it’s a pretty epic survival adventure experience, but it feels a bit compromised on the Switch
While it does manage to deliver a family-friendly platforming experience, it’s a bit of an odd bird
An experience with terrific hand-drawn animation, two distinct styles of play, and the classic feel of cinematic adventure
Built on a pretty simple concept, there’s just not enough variety here to stay interesting for long
While appropriately profane and featuring some great ideas for customization, Snow Day’s gameplay struggles
With its stark black and white look and intense confrontations, OTXO makes a case for your attention
Has some visual appeal and an inferred story that can build interest, but its play struggles to be distinctive or interesting
While playable, if you’d like to enjoy this style of play it would be more fitting on a mobile device overall
You can easily see the ambition in this online PvP zombie apocalypse game, but it’s hard to get over its jankiness
An absolute banger of a wildly different take on platforming, though if you’re challenge averse it may be overwhelming
Undeniably unique and full of bombastic style and energy, but it’s a bit too sloppy for precision platforming
While I generally try to have an open mind with titles of all styles and tastes, these are among the worst
A fiercely addictive mix of solitaire and horse racing sim that’s an absolute delight
A nice throwback to classic side-scrolling games, but not a terribly interesting one
While it has some elements and beats that are reminiscent of Hotline Miami, it also has issues
While its gameplay may be relatively basic, this budget title can be a roller coaster ride at times and plays well
Has an interesting gimmick for color-coded enemies to drive attacks and being repelled, but mechanically it struggles
In a sea of other challenging platformers, even ones on a budget, the controls are a bit too loose to be competitive
A laid back and casual mix of puzzle and strategy, but that’s also not terribly satisfying for long
A pleasant experience, but one that’s pretty threadbare when it comes to anything resembling engaging gameplay
Stylish and challenging, it has some appeal, but its distinct art style isn’t without some issues
A budget-priced shooter that punches above its weight class with solid classic play, humor, and great scalability
Plodding, uninventive, and extremely limited play await you and some friends…
Provides a great opportunity to experience the excitement of battle from the movies, but only to a degree
A promising, but all-too-brief, bit of run-n-gun action that’s decent while it lasts
Another moderately decent, but ultimately pretty forgettable, puzzle box affair
Perhaps being a bit too transparent in its inspirations, Rebel Transmute offers up a generally solid experience
Is it very basic arcade-style action? Yes. Can it be fun in bursts if you keep your expectations in check? Yes as well
