Hello Neighbor (Switch NSP)
A confused, messy stealth-puzzler with flaky physics and dodgy controls. Hello Neighbor attempt to do something fresh with a classic cinematic concept is to be applauded, but the execution falls...
Category: Switch eShop (NSP)
Has-Been Heroes (Switch NSP)
Has-Been Heroes is a game that is full of great ideas but gets dragged down by poor execution. The way it combines RPG and roguelike elements with basic tower defense...
Harvest Moon Light of Hope Special Edition (Switch NSP)
Harvest Moon Light of Hope Special Edition During their voyage, their ship is hit by a monsoon and goes down. As they drift into a small harbor town, now in...
Happy Birthdays (Switch NSP)
Happy Birthdays The saccharine visuals and bold colours will easily attract the eye and when new species appear you’ll be begging for a photo mode. But that’s only if you...
GalGun 2 (Switch NSP)
GalGun 2 offers an on-rails shooter experience that gets very familiar and repetitive far too quickly, without ever really providing enough content to keep you hooked. The pure fantasy element...
Fire Emblem Warriors (Switch NSP)
Fire Emblem Warriors Despite their enduring fame and commercial success the Musou games have, in the past, come dangerously close to self-parody, and it’s easy to see why critics of...
FIFA 18 (Switch NSP)
As a first attempt at releasing FIFA 18 on Switch, EA has nailed the look and feel and given us a brilliant console and (more notably) handheld game. For that...
Fate Extella The Umbral Star (Switch NSP)
A real treat for anime-action fans, Fate Extella The Umbral Star is a lovably frantic hack-and-slash with a feeling all its own. Appealing characters and an irresistible sense of style...
Fallen Legion Rise to Glory (Switch NSP)
Fallen Legion Rise to Glory is an action-RPG with a snappy, timing-based combat system and well-written dialogue. However, it’s a little messy and repetitive in both gameplay and narrative terms,...
ARMS (Switch NSP)
ARMS has certainly had its doubters since it was revealed earlier this year, but Nintendo has once again proven just how well it understands what makes a game really tick....
