The attempts at getting a story going are less successful. Definitely some neat ones to solve, and it’s quite satisfying to figure them out. But really, you’re just here to do some puzzles involving gravity and magnetism. Your daughter’s life is apparently at stake. You play as a physicist trapped in an abandoned Moon base. Okay, how about one with good puzzles but a weak story? Because that’s what’s in this particular bag. Hey buddy, do you like a good physics puzzler with a solid story? Great, yeah. Definitely one to check out for those who enjoy this particular genre flavor. But if you don’t want to play it, this game includes a brief recap to get you where you need to be to enjoy its story. If you missed the original game, I believe it’s on sale right now and it is certainly worth playing. With his sidekick Officer Dooley in tow, he’ll investigate many strange cases of paranormal activity. Detective Francis McQueen is back on the job again in six cases set in the cursed city of Twin Lakes. The Darkside Detective was an amusing point-and-click style adventure game, and this follow-up should offer a similar experience. The Darkside Detective: A Fumble in the Dark ($12.99) Sure, it’s not the most taxing of affairs, but I like it.
The morality of that one is a little questionable, but this is a judgement-free zone for clouds. Drop a bit of thunder and lightning on the citizens of the city.
Make raaaaaay-eeeee-aaaaaaay-n on someone’s wedding day. Make mischief as you go through more than fifty levels, unlocking new abilities and mechanics as you go. You play as a cardboard cloud that can make it rain, and that’s just what you need to do. Or is there? A quirky one, to be sure, but it might be just the medicine you’re looking for. The idea is that you’re traveling through various game universes and need to play along with the game to get back home. It’s quite unique in a lot of ways and actually legitimately funny at times. It is a game about games, and you have to have the right angle on the medium to solve its many tricky puzzles. There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension ($12.99)ĭespite how that screenshot may look, this is a point-and-click style adventure game. So read up if you have to and make your decision, friends. Plenty of reviews out there for this game on other platforms, and there’s no reason why the Switch shouldn’t be able to handle the game properly. After this revelation, he sets out on a journey through time and space. You play as a little fellow named Gomez who thought he lived in a 2D world only discovering the shocking truth behind his reality. If you haven’t played it before, many would say that it is a good idea to do so. The perspective-shifting puzzle-platformer filled to the brim with mysteries to solve is now on our favorite hybrid console. You know, I kind of thought FEZ had already come to the Switch ages ago. I’ll have a review of one version of this game or another soon enough, so do watch out for that. The new character and scenario that has been added helps round out the story properly, and there are some new features to sand off a few of those SaGa edges if you so desire, but this isn’t a friction-free RPG by any means. This game got raked over the coals back in the day for being the unfortunate Square game to come after Final Fantasy 7, but even setting that framework aside this is very much a SaGa game. Now, whether you want more SaGa Frontier is another question. Okay, we’ve seen rereleases, remasters, and remakes of classic Square Enix games, but how many of them actually go back and finish a game that shipped with a substantial piece of the puzzle missing? That’s what they’ve done here. That’s all, on to today’s avalanche! New Releases SaGa Frontier Remastered ($24.99) There was both an OlliOlli and an Oxenfree game, and that is a great bit of serendipity. Konami isn’t an indie, but it had a game on there anyway.
So just watch that Indie World presentation on YouTube if you want the gist. I know I said I would go over what was in the Indie World Showcase today, but that was before hundreds of sales dropped and several additional games hopped onto the schedule. I’ve mentioned this before, but these intro paragraphs are one of the last things I write for these articles. Hello gentle readers, and welcome to the SwitchArcade Round-Up for April 15th, 2021.
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