Weekly Top Steals on Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2

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Instant Sports Winter Games

Multiplayer multi-event sports compilations will always tend to be hit or miss, especially when trying to find the sw...

Pixboy

As I saw someone note on Twitter the other day, responding to my post about this game: It seems almost impossible to ...

Tallowmere

Overall, I’m actually very impressed with Tallowmere and would recommend it strongly to any roguelike fans out ...

Bob The Brick Breaker

While it does offer up a decent take on arcade classics like Arkanoid, with some room for local head-to-head action as well, it’s by no means a revolution

Nuclear Gladiators 3000

While there are glimpses of potential for a little more greatness, issues with pacing and a few too many options between runs keep it from being a better experience

Makis Adventure

Taking a somewhat kitchen sink approach to pumping up a classic side-scrolling action adventure

Fiz and the Rainbow Planet

It’s undeniably a pleasant retro throwback with a cool hook, but while I appreciate its easy accessibility, it’s absolutely on the simple side

MetroLand

While a decent endless runner (within the limits of that statement), the Switch only offers modest improvement over mobile play

Buffet Boss

While it’s absolutely a basic affair, with your running to keep clearing tables and people happy, it’s also strangely meditative

Lone Ruin

This roguelike twin-stick shooter has its own sense of style, but its somewhat vanilla arcade-like grind detracts from its long-term viability

Scrap Riders

Though boldly combining classical point-and-click adventure elements with some beat-em-up action it struggles a bit

Once Upon a Jester

While people who enjoy storytelling and some quirk may enjoy a bit of creative improv, the game has some quirks

Gravitar: Recharged

There’s no question in my mind that Atari has done something wonderful going into their back catalog and rejuve...

Breakout: Recharged

Among the Atari retro reduxes I’ll admit that Breakout was one of the titles I was most excited to see enhanced. In part...

Super Onion Boy 2

Making budget games that in some way feel familiar when compared to beloved classics is always a bit of a gamble, but wh...

Baby Storm

What I genuinely love about indie games is their ability to surprise me. Walking into Baby Storm I’d have to say my expe...

Kinduo

Budget puzzle games are a bit of a “dime a dozen” proposition on the Switch eShop these days, but when they’re made well...

Gardener's Path

Considering the staggering number of indie budget puzzlers on the Switch, I don’t doubt trying to make one that...

Asteroids: Recharged

These Atari classic reduces have been interesting, if sometimes a bit underwhelming, but one constant that Asteroids rei...

6Souls

When you’re looking for something to kill some hours on a budget it’s really easy to appreciate the ability of the indie...

Black Widow: Recharged

As someone who, oddly, never actually played Black Widow back in the day, I want to be up front that unlike many classic...

Final Vendetta

A perfectly playable homage to the classic Final Fight, but it fails to deliver much more than that

One-Eyed Lee and the Dinner Party

I’ve tended to be pretty clear in my distaste for pure visual novels and their lack of interactivity, and when I started...

Last Stop

With visual novel-type titles that limit your interactivity and the ability to greatly alter the outcome of the story I ...

Crash Drive 3

While hardly a top-tier racing game this stunt racer, though sharing perhaps a bit too much in common with its predecess...

Winds Of Change

While interactive fiction doesn’t tend to suit my tastes most of the time there are instances where I can at least step ...

Jet Set Knights

This is absolutely one of those titles that sort of shows up out of the woodwork and gives you a pleasant surprise… at l...

Slayin 2

Since I’ve always been a big fan of classic arcade-style gaming there’s something about the simplicity meets challenge o...

Spirit of the North

When I go to PAX I tend to book my days to the brim with appointments but that doesn’t mean I lose the opportun...

Zombie Driver Immortal Edition

It can be a bit of a challenge to rate games that have simply been around for a while when they arrive on Switch. Even f...

Pressure Overdrive

I’m a bit on the fence on Pressure Overdrive when it comes to scoring. One the one hand it’s a very unique idea and for ...

Block-a-Pix Deluxe

In general, though the interface is clean and simple it’s on the unrefined side depending on your tastes. That said, eve...

The King's Bird

You play the game as a very nimble young woman capable of some pretty impressive wall-jumping acrobatics but also with a...

Word Puzzles by POWGI

Word Maze will challenge you to snake through a collection of letters to form words that all share a common theme. These...

Manual Samuel

What story there is over the handful of hours you’ll play tends to be odd as well, but the strange characters and the ev...

Fill-a-Pix: Phil's Epic Adventure

Getting started can be a bit overwhelming but thankfully the in-game tutorial does a pretty good job of walking you thro...

Glaive: Brick Breaker

While getting into the technicals a bit may be boring I think it’s worth noting that, for the most part, the control in ...

Layers of Fear: Legacy

What complements and reinforces the scares in the game is the ever-changing environment you’ll find yourself in. Serving...

Dustoff Heli Rescue 2

In terms of frustrations I think foremost the lack of clarity in what is and isn’t in the foreground or background and w...

BUTCHER

If you’re down for some great action filled with pixelated blood and gore Butcher should be right up your alley...

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