Dream Alone (Switch NSP)
Dream Alone tries so hard to capitalise on the inspiration from its formative peers that it forgets to carve out an identity of its own. The poor platforming engine, floaty...
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Drawful 2 (Switch NSP)
As part of The Jackbox Party Pack, Drawful 2 offered a brief yet silly way to have fun with friends, but its no-frills concept, the sheer lack of support for...
Draw A Stickman EPIC 2 (Switch NSP)
Despite a few niggles with the implementation of its drawing mechanics on a button-based handheld, Draw A Stickman EPIC 2 remains one of the most creative genre mashups we’ve played...
DragonFangZ – The Rose & Dungeon of Time (Switch NSP)
Get past the iffy localisation and maybe the cutesy characters if you have to, and DragonFangZ – The Rose & Dungeon of Time is a fun and interesting genre mash...
Dragon Blaze (Switch NSP)
Dragon Blaze is Psikyo on top of its TATE shmup game. You might be a little disappointed that this strays so very close to bullet hell shmups instead of the...
Double Dragon 4 (Switch NSP)
There’s certainly nothing wrong with celebrating the past and polishing up classic game concepts for modern consumption, but Double Dragon 4 is a prime example of how not to do...
Don’t Starve (Switch NSP)
Don’t Starve: Nintendo Switch Edition is an extremely meaty and punishing experience that always keeps you on your toes. The open ended, tough as nails gameplay isn’t for everyone –...
Don’t Knock Twice (Switch NSP)
Don’t Knock Twice On a platform that is destined to become almost overcrowded with colourful, vibrant, ‘happy’ games, having a burst of horror as an option is very welcome indeed....
Don’t Die, Mr. Robot! DX (Switch NSP)
Don’t Die, Mr. Robot! DX is truly the finest version released of this game. You can drop five minutes into it or spend hours playing this pacifist twin-stick shooter without...
Disco Dodgeball REMIX (Switch NSP)
The bright, flashing lights – and admittedly catchy thumping club music – coupled with an eye-watering amount of modes and game/bot customisation isn’t quite enough to dress up what essentially...
