Crysis Remastered (Switch NSP)
Crysis Remastered The classic first person shooter from Crytek is back with the action-packed gameplay, sandbox world, and thrilling epic battles you loved the first time around. Suit up: Your...
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Xeodrifter (Switch NSP)
Xeodrifter is an interesting game, in that it’s both easy and difficult to recommend. The upside is that this is a finely crafted Metroidvania that oozes quality in almost every...
Xenoraid (Switch NSP)
Although Xenoraid does nothing to shake up the genre, changing spacecraft in the heat of battle and using different weapons on the fly tries to add spice to an otherwise...
Xenon Valkyrie Plus (Switch NSP)
Xenon Valkyrie Plus The game is described as “a rogue-lite platformer for hardcore gamers” and combines this approach with RPG elements. You must fight your way to the deepest part...
Wulverblade (Switch NSP)
Wulverblade manages to pack in a lot of content, depth and unlockable elements, and these allow it to transcend the usual limitations of the genre. The action rarely becomes too...
World To The West (Switch NSP)
World To The West is a nicely put-together adventure game, making use of a good roster of characters with different abilities to provide the player with enjoyable puzzles and combat....
World Soccer Pinbal (Switch NSP)
World Soccer Pinball is still not great pinball, because it offers such a pedestrian, basic, near-childish design, but it’s playable and passable. Information Release Date : 31st May 2018 Genre...
Wizard of Legend (Switch NSP)
Wizard of Legend has some novel concepts. Being able to swap and mix spells to create a seemingly unlimited amount of combinations keeps the action fresh and encourages you to...
Witch & Hero (Switch NSP)
Witch & Hero is an 8-bit style action game. You play as a hero accompanied by a witch taking on the evil Medusa, who has destroyed many villages and towns...
Witch Thief (Switch NSP)
Witch Thief is an interesting concept for an action arcade game. The controls were smooth and the graphics crisp. If the character didn’t depend on facing where the camera was...
