Millie (Switch NSP)
Millie is without a doubt a video game: it has defined rules, properly implemented game structure and clearly explains how to achieve victory. But it was clearly designed for another...
Tagged: Arcade
Midnight Deluxe (Switch NSP)
Despite appearances, Midnight Deluxe is a completely different game to 36 Fragments of Midnight before it. While it’s a solid enough casual golf game, however, it lacks the precise control,...
Maria the Witch (Switch NSP)
Cute visuals can’t prevent Maria the Witch from being anything other than an incredibly lazy port of an already mediocre and generic mobile clone. A derivative, boring and regularly frustrating...
Mantis Burn Racing (Switch NSP)
It could benefit from some more tracks (as well as more environments), but Mantis Burn Racing offers simple-to-play racing entertainment across a range of events. With plenty of ways to...
Lumines Remastered (Switch NSP)
Lumines Remastered is a luminary of the puzzle genre and feels perfectly at home on the Switch. Intense and immersive puzzle action, psychedelic visuals, a killer soundtrack, and a bevy...
Lichtspeer Double Speer Edition (Switch NSP)
Lichtspeer Double Speer Edition is mechanically simple but stylistically demented. Set in a world that throws more neon at you than a dodgy warehouse rave, its arcade style gameplay is...
Legendary Eleven (Switch NSP)
With so few football games on Switch, Legendary Eleven might be tempting, but be prepared for a scruffy 0-0 draw rather than a 5-4 thriller. There are some highlights that...
Kill The Bad Guy (Switch NSP)
Kill The Bad Guy Switch NSP Download. Information Release Date : 5th Jul 2018 Genre : Arcade, Puzzle, Simulation, Strategy Publisher : Plug In Digital Developer : Exkee Region :...
Kid Tripp (Switch NSP)
Kid Tripp is a polished, simple little platformer that will put your skills to the test from the very beginning. It’s a no-frills experience that’s light on ceremony, giving you...
Kero Blaster (Switch NSP)
Four years on, and Kero Blaster is just as engaging and rewarding as it was when Pixel first unleashed from within the Japanese indie scene. It doesn’t just look like...
