Tag: Switch Review

A clean and satisfying culinary puzzle experience, Fit and Fry: Mise en Place turns spatial organisation into an addictive loop of rotation, planning, and precision, offering steady challenge growth despite limited mechanical variety.

A sharp and faithful retro platformer, Mighty Aphid 2 delivers fast-paced action, satisfying boss battles, and refined movement mechanics, even if it rarely strays beyond familiar genre territory.

A quietly atmospheric “cozy dark” platformer, Hoodbound blends gentle exploration with stealth-inspired vulnerability mechanics, creating a thoughtful and immersive experience that prioritises caution, mood, and movement over combat or complexity.

A playful sandbox of destruction and charm, Dog Chaos turns everyday neighbourhoods into a toybox of mischief—delivering fun in bursts, but running out of tricks over time.

A charming and visually striking adventure that shines through its artistry, even if its gameplay doesn’t always keep up.

A hauntingly beautiful and emotionally rich experience, South of Midnight: Weaver’s Edition is the definitive way to experience this modern folktale—even if its threads don’t always weave perfectly together.

A raw, unapologetic throwback to Amiga-era beat ‘em ups, Skinny & Franko: Fists of Violence delivers chaotic side-scrolling brutality wrapped in hand-drawn satire, old-school difficulty, and irreverent humour—though its nostalgic aggression won’t be for everyone.

Counter Attack is a curious contradiction—an arcade shooter wrapped in the language of blockbuster military simulation, delivering bursts of fast-paced action that occasionally shine, but ultimately struggle to live up to the scale of their own ambition.

A time capsule of baseball’s early digital ambitions, polished just enough for modern hands—but not quite enough to escape its era.

Goal! Two is football in its formative digital years—awkward at times, inventive at others, and undeniably sincere in its attempt to capture the world’s game.