It offers more choices and more freedom every stage of the game on a fully animated and immersive 3D board. THE GAME OF LIFE 2 is here on Nintendo Switch! This digital board game is an official, contemporary sequel to the classic THE GAME OF LIFE game.
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Everyone who pre-orders will receive an exclusive free additional in-game outfit! New Switch eShop releasesĪvailable now to pre-order on Nintendo Switchâ„¢ from 15th March – 29th March (10:00 CEST). That’s joined by the 2D brawler RetroMania Wrestling, top-down arcade shooter SturmFront – The Mutant War: Ãœbel Edition, and Escape From Life Inc – a humorous take on The Lost Vikings, starring a walking fish(!) and his escapee animal pals.
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The PC version has cross-play with this Switch release. €œIt’s an amusing enough diversion, but the story may leave you unsatisfied depending on your route through the game, and there’s nothing here that you haven’t already seen in a dozen straight to DVD clangers starring Stephen Baldwin or Tara Reid,†warned Push Square.ĭrive Buy offers some delivery-based car combat, meanwhile, looking delightfully chaotic.
Wales Interactive’s FMV adventure I See Black Clouds hasn’t been as fortunate when it comes to reviews, with a Metacritic score currently sitting at 49%. Its world-building and razor-sharp combat make it more than just “yet another ‘80s throwback’, and we can’t wait to see what the developers do with the concept in the future,†they said. €œIf you’re a fan of Metroidvanias or, God help you, the ongoing ‘80s fad, then you owe it to yourself to play this game. It’s gaining praise for its art style, described as a cross between Another World and Tron. Then there’s Team17’s techno-slasher Narita Boy, a neon-hued 2D retro action-adventure. Not bad but expensive for what it is seems to be the consensus, especially when the mobile original is dirt cheap. Steam user reviews of the PC version are mostly positive too, claiming lots of niggles have been fixed.īoard game sequel The Game of Life 2 is another coming out of nowhere. We’ve gone for TY the Tasmanian Tiger 2’s HD re-release as that’s coming out of the blue. That said, it’s one of those odd weeks where there’s no easily distinguishable big hitter. If you’re able to tear yourself away from Monster Hunter Rise, you’ll find a few bits and pieces of note on the eShop this week.
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