Rapid Review - 5 reviews for the price of 1!
- Antonio Spagnuolo
- 28 nov 2019
- Tempo di lettura: 3 min
Our "Rapid review" section is back. Our appointment with 5 quick reviews to read about some games available on the Nintendo Switch eShop. Also this time our judgments will be inexorable and unquestionable. Then let's get down there!
Bloo Kid 2 - Headup Games
Fortunately the game, thanks also to the many missions to be carried out within the same level, does not suffer from repetitiveness, offering instead a good replayability and that taste of playing it even more slowly to discover the various scattered quotes. The music is pretty good, all in chip-tune, but none that will be remembered as soon as this Bloo Kid 2 is finished. A good game, a good adventure, many modes but all this with a certain taste of already seen and little, very little personality.
Vote 7/10
Gear.Club Unlimited 2 Porsche Edition - Eden Games
After the first two chapters, Gear.Club Unlimited 2 Porsche Edition returns to offer all racing fans a one-way ticket to the largest track ever seen, where you can experience the most legendary sports cars of all time. In addition to the Porsche models already available in Gear.Club Unlimited 2, this time there are three other exclusive models. The first two can be purchased by all players using the game currency, while the last one can only be obtained by obtaining a pole position in the Porsche Series. The basic game does not change and neither does our opinion. It's the BEST car game for Nintendo Switch!
Vote 9/10
Biolab Wars - Forever Entertainment
Biolab Wars is an extremely cheap old school run and gun that guarantees a genuine and pleasant plunge into the past, between shootings and platforms that have the flavor of those afternoons spent with the rectangular NES gamepad. It is not the undisputed champion of originality, but it is unlikely that back-indie fans will be able to spend the amount requested on the eShop better.
Vote 8/10
Animus - Harbinger - TROOOZE
Animus - Harbinger takes new, convincing steps forward in defining the soulslike genre on Nintendo Switch, further refining the mechanics we had already appreciated in the previous episode of the series and proposing interesting and complex duels, especially as regards the bosses. The formula works very well, adapts to the console's mobility needs thanks to the shortness of the missions and offers an interesting upgrade system, though with an interface that is at times spartan and confusing. An experience that even from a technical and artistic point of view does not disappoint at all.
Vote 8,5/10
Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince - Frozenbyte
Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince, removing the novelty and surprise factors, is probably the most successful title of the Frozenbyte series. Technical department, art direction, style and graphic detail are at the highest levels: opera fans can only be satisfied, even considering that it has finally been decided to leave aside Trine 3's decidedly forgettable 3D experimentation. A pleasant story, a good dubbing in Italian (audio and text) and a pleasant sensation of discovery in a fairy-tale world will accompany you for about ten hours, in a puzzle-platform that is still able to entertain great and small, without ever being really difficult (and almost never even difficult). It is a pity that there is very little new, innovative or original: the series has now given the best that it had to give, from a content point of view. However, this is not necessarily a problem for buyers.
Vote 8/10
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