Crossing Souls (Switch NSP)
Come for the wonderful presentation, stay for the baddie boppin’. Crossing Souls nails its 1980s aesthetic, no question there — the ‘long-lost-cartoon’ game is strong here, right down to the...
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Crimsonland (Switch NSP)
Progressing the twin stick shooter genre is no easy task, and Crimsonland makes a mechanically valiant if visually lethargic attempt. There are the foundations of a great game here –...
Crawl (Switch NSP)
As you might have guessed, we really like Crawl, and we’d bet our collected stash of gold and wrath you will, too. It’s great fun in single-player thanks to some...
Cosmic Star Heroine (Switch NSP)
Cosmic Star Heroine This is a homage to the classic sci-fi RPGs of the ’90s that successfully takes out many of the annoying bits but boasts a fair amount of...
Conga Master Party! (Switch NSP)
If it’s not already obvious by now, Conga Master Party! is best enjoyed as a multiplayer title. Sure, you can still enjoy the single player, but if you have no...
Coffin Dodgers (Switch NSP)
Combining crazy physics and an even crazier story scenario, Coffin Dodgers has managed to do just enough to stand out from the crowd, offering a decent little kart-racer that should...
Code of Princess EX (Switch NSP)
Code of Princess EX If you’re a fan of the original, you’ll likely enjoy the minor tweaks and upgrades on offer, but don’t dive in expecting a ‘remaster’. You get...
Clustertruck (Switch NSP)
Clustertruck stands as a metaphor for life itself. Where do these trucks come from? Where are these trucks going? None of that matters now that you can play this game...
ClusterPuck 99 (Switch NSP)
ClusterPuck 99 is certainly worth considering if you plan on hosting an eight-person party any time soon for a night of local multiplayer action. It won’t be the star attraction,...
ChromaGun (Switch NSP)
Despite feeling a little too short in all, there’s no denying the satisfying allure of ChromaGun first-person puzzlery. More a hat-doffing love letter to Portal than a clone, it offers...
