Swaps and Traps review for Nintendo Switch, PC
Even by the standards of tough-as-nails platformers, Swaps and Traps seems unusually keen on killing you as frequently as possible.
Even by the standards of tough-as-nails platformers, Swaps and Traps seems unusually keen on killing you as frequently as possible.
A solid PC game gets a not-so-solid Switch port.
Were the titular angels crying because they had to play this game?
Numberlink puzzles as you?ve seen them…well, pretty much everywhere before.
A robot ninja Metroidvania with a hook (or two).
In space, no one can hear you wandering around aimlessly.
Easy to learn, hard to master, okay to play.
Ironically, a game about building is incredibly poorly made.
Or, sometimes dead and buried genres should stay in the past.
A nondescript platformer gets a significantly worse sequel.
Earnest, heartfelt, and non-pervy: A Winter?s Daydream isn?t like most other visual novels.
Ashen wants to be your new favourite Souls game. But is it good enough to be?
A monochromatic nonogram game that?s a little lacking in colour.