The Fall has been out for a while, but this eerie tale of an AI spacesuit on a desperate quest to save its ailing occupant has now found its way to Nintendo Switch. And it’s still really good.
Tag: Nintendo Switch
Review: The Adventures of Elena Temple (Switch)
The Adventures of Elena Temple painstakingly recreates the feel of playing a game from the 1980s on a Game Boy or Apple II – complete with blurry bedroom backgrounds. Welcome to the new nostalgia.
State of Mind is a slick-looking low-poly thriller
State of Mind is a promising techno-thriller from point and click experts Daedalic Entertainment, with a distinctive low-poly look.
EGX Rezzed: first impressions
It’s halfway through day one, and the coffee has stopped working.
Review: Flinthook (Switch)
Who can resist the allure of becoming a gun-toting, hookshot-wielding space pirate? The Switch port of Flinthook might be the best yet, simply because you can take it with you everywhere.
Review: Last Day of June (Switch)
What if you could go back and change the past? Last Day of June is an intriguing game all about reclaiming a lost love, and fixing what went wrong.
Review: Clustertruck (Switch)
The Steam hit has crossed over to the Switch – and it’s lost none of it’s charm. Look out, the floor is lava!
Review: Toki Tori 2+ (Switch)
Don’t let the cutesy looks put you off – this game provides an ingenious challenge. And the Switch version has a few very welcome improvements.
Review: The Trail: Frontier Challenge (Switch)
The Trail from Peter Molyneux’s company 22cans has crossed over onto Nintendo Switch. But it’s still a mobile phone game at heart.
Spiffing Reads: Roman Numerals and Giant Beetles
This week: the definitive ruling on whether it should be Black Ops IIII or IV, a massive mushroom beetle is found in No Man’s Sky, a man plays Nintendo Switch using a 1986 pocket TV, and where it all went wrong for Atari.
Review: Old Man’s Journey (Switch)
A charming storybook adventure that’s sure to set heart strings a-twanging.
Review: World to the West (Switch)
Hey look, it’s Zelda on Switch! Sort of.
Review: Super Mario Odyssey (Switch)
Super Mario Odyssey has been released to universal acclaim, and it’s not hard to see why. Since Super Mario 64, … More
Review: SteamWorld Heist: Ultimate Edition (Switch)
The follow-up to SteamWorld Dig gets a fancy new Switch edition with all DLC included. But how does it compare to its illustrious forebear?
Review: Teslagrad (Switch)
A Metroidvania all about magnets and creepy towers, with some surprisingly dark storylines.
Review: Rive: Ultimate Edition (Switch)
Rive is Two Tribes’ swansong, as the company has sadly decided to cease game development. But is this Switch shoot ’em up a fitting finale?
Review: VVVVVV (Switch)
VVVVVV – from the creator of indie classics like Super Hexagon and Tiny Heist – finally makes it to Switch. And it’s as wonderful as ever.
Review: Ittle Dew 2+ (Switch)
If you’re after a Zelda-style game that’s all about the puzzles rather than the combat, Ittle Dew 2+ might be the Nintendo Switch title you’ve been waiting for.
Spiffing Reads: Cockroaches in a PS4 and… wait, cockroaches in a PS4?
This week: cockroaches in a frickin’ PS4, Knight Terror, a troll-baiting Mario list, games we need on Switch and goodbye to Miiverse. AND COCKROACHES.
Review: Perception (Switch)
Perception is a rare example of narrative horror on Nintendo Switch, with the unique twist that you ‘see’ the world through the eyes (or rather, ears) of a blind person.