Destropolis review for Nintendo Switch
Fun in small, explosive, city-destroying bursts.
Fun in small, explosive, city-destroying bursts.
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A game that?s one giant stress ball.
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For a Metroidvania, Micetopia is awfully linear.
More words than you can shake a dictionary at.
Cloudbase Prime has some interesting pieces, but the whole is a little lacking.
The visual novel-platformer hybrid you probably never knew you needed.
Don?t be fooled by the cuteness: this game is trying to kill you.
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The generation’s best game about a falcon.
Mediocre writing, mediocre visuals, mediocre game.