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Developed By: Stas Shostak Published By: Samustai Categories: Soulslike, Action Release Date: 02.26.21 Katana Kata is by the developer’s admission is a souls like game, but with more of a focus on the precision of your swordplay. High Strike. Low Strike. Charge strikes. You can play and just strike enemies as you see, but that’s [&helli
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[Review] Hellpoint – Nintendo Switch
Developed By: Cradle Games Published By: Tinybuild Games Categories: Soulslike, Action Release Date: 02.25.21 Hellpoint is Dark Souls mixed with Event Horizon. So Dark Souls in Space! To properly explain this, Dark Souls is a hard series. It’s a methodical series. You can’t just go in and expect to plow through the games. Think about [&
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[Review] Gods Will Fall – Nintendo Switch
Developed By: Clever Beans Published By: Koch Media, Deep Silver Categories: Action, RPG Release Date: 01.28.21 It’s always nice to be surprised by a game. Gods Will Fall did not seem entirely up my alley before playing it. Upon playing it, I was drawn into what I can call an ARPG mixed with Yoshi Story…It […]
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[Review] Nintendo Switch – Curse of the Dead Gods
Benjamin Franklin once said, "A false friend and a shadow attend only while the sun shines." This game takes that idea and crafts it into a master class adventure.
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[Review] Ghosts ‘n Goblins Resurrection – Nintendo Switch
Developed and Published By: Capcom Categories: Retro, Action,Platformer, Nintendo Hard Release Date: 02.25.21 Ghosts ‘n Goblins seems to be that one old school franchise that Capcom remembers exists at least once a decade. Counting only console games and the Maximo series, it has been just shy of twenty years since we’ve had a new game
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[Review] Silver Chains – Nintendo Switch
I’m not the world’s biggest fan of the horror genre. I mean, sure, I’ll spend all day with a Resident Evil, but that’s about as far as I go with it. Today’s game, Silver Chains for the Nintendo Switch, doesn’t do much to change my opinion of the genre.
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[Review] Shing! – Nintendo Switch
The beat-em-up formula has been pretty well set for a few years. You’ve got one or two attack buttons that you use to set up combos, you can jump, and, most importantly, dive kick. Shing! sets out to shake that formula up a little bit by introducing a novel way to pull of combos.
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[Review] Cyber Shadow – Nintendo Switch
Developed By: Mechanical Head Studios/Aarne Hunziker Published By: Yacht Club Games Composer: pentadrangle/Enrique Martin Categories: Retro, Platformer Release Date: 01.26.21 Sounding like a broken record at this point, but there’s no length that I couldn’t go on about how much I appreciate retro inspired games that actually get the fee
![[Review] Olija – Nintendo Switch](https://theswitcheffect.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/olija-title.jpg)
[Review] Olija – Nintendo Switch
I’ve made no secret of my love for games that marry a gorgeous, retro, pixel art aesthetic to smooth, modern gameplay. Today’s game, Olija for the Nintendo Switch, feeds that obsession marvelously.