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I’m giving this game a 10 for 1 simple ****’s an awesome dungeon crawler with lots of gear etc. Idk wtf Snack World is, but I assume it’s a show or something because there seems to be certain inside jokes I’m no part of littered throughout the dialog etc. It’s an amazing isometric RPG with outstanding mechanics all round. From the movement to the battles and everything in between. It’s a surprisingly DEEP n rich game world and this definitely surprised me as I wasn’t expecting much but wanted a fun and well made crawler (run around maps fighting n looting etc.) it’s outstanding and I’m a 38 y/o hardcore gamer with a taste for old school simplicity and difficulty

I’ll keep this short n sweet, whilst I pinpoint the specific core group of gamers who’ll at some point be wondering if this game is ****’s essentially a clone of “40K Deathwatch:(Tyranid Invasion)” infused with money & high quality game/media developers. It’s absolutely GORGEOUS thanks to phenomenal atmospheric details, it’s the epitome of the 40k universe we all seem to share. If you know what I mean by those couple points, you know how disappointed I’ve been as a 40k fan & gamer. This game delivers on all points!

I’ll start off by saying this game, The Swords Of Ditto is essentially a beefed up version of Ittle Dew 2 in every way. That’s NOT a negative statement by any **** you’ve played the Ittle Dew games you’ll know how charming & engaging they are and this game has that vibe. I honestly can’t think of any other way to describe this game without comparing it to Ittle Dew because EVERYTHING...from the art to the movement to the plot to the characters etc are obviously lifted from Ittle Dew. I’m actually assuming the main developer, creator or team made Ittle Dew 2 for or with Nicalis and then expanded exponentially for this game here. It’s isometric/top down view of a cartoon styled game world where you assume the role of ancestors of a family destined to defeat the evil witch that lords over the town etc. When you die at the start you skip forward in time and are told you are needed to take up arms with the sword of ditto and defeat the witch. It’s a fun melee/hack n slash focused game. Lots of weapons fun NPCs to interact with.

I just do NOT understand the low user scores for RemiLore on switch...I really don’t! The game is outstanding and can be described as kinda like Diablo 3 with a sweet tooth lol. It’s a top down/isometric hack n slash and the controls are SUPER tight! Like AAA caliber controls no joke. The ONLY thing I can think of that MAY lower the score is the annoying voice acting as there’s no way to change it from Japanese to English. I HIGHLY recommend this game to anyone who loves action RPGs and especially fans of hack n Slash games!!

Absolutely PHENOMENAL experience through & through! Some people seem to think this game was originally a mobile game but it was actually on PC well before it got ported to **** depth and detail put into the gigantic game world is awe inducing, especially when you start to notice EVERY NPC has something to say and usually a back story! The exploration is endless and it’s fun to just wander around the world discovering and experiencing the various atmospheres. Basically what I’m saying is the presentation of the game, the way it looks, sounds, feels and just the experience of it is worth a few play through just to experience the world and game through different parameters. The controls are nasty at first but get fairly intuitive and understandable in the first hour or two. I HIGHLY recommend Ember to any gamer who loves to explore every nook n cranny of maps and enjoys deep and complex/strategic combat (which also includes auto pause etc) PS - The ATMOSPHERE in this game is OUTSTANDING & endlessly engaging!

Very well made and engaging Zelda **** as long as I would’ve hoped especially after you get in the groove only to find out it’s over quickly. The art style is very charming and I highly recommend it if you enjoy puzzle solving more than combat...there is a bit of combat but nothing too serious. The game focuses more on puzzle solving in the way of moving bricks, positioning bombs, pressing down floor tiles etc

Phenomenal top down twin stick shooter! Very challenging with LOTS of different weapons and gadgets! Very high quality. Long levels too lol. When you think you’re coming up to the end of a level you’ll find you’re actually just coming up to a checkpoint. Replayability through the roof.

Awesome game! It’s a procedurally generated type game where you kill enemies and gain coins etc. You can unlock different characters for your camp like a weapons guy and potions guy etc. Very very fun and well made game!

Very VERY cool and fun too down/isometric shooter with rogue like elements like permadeath etc. It’s incredibly fun to play and progress through. Lots of different weapons and weapon types and after each level you have a choice of levels that are branches off of each other. Each level will have a description like “contains melee weapons” or “explosive weapons”...also when your character levels up you can choose a mutation that buffs your character in endless ways like movement speed, ability to jump sideways every 15 seconds etc (strange abilities but all very helpful) All in all it’s an addictive and fun little game.

This game is absolutely phenomenal in almost every **** visuals and atmospheric effects are beyond what anyone can expect, especially on the Switch, and that’s not to put down the Switch in any way, it’s just **** story is classically structured and funny and **** gameplay is fantastic in everything from the controls to the movement and “battle” **** exaggeration Luigi’s Mansion 3 is the best Nintendo Switch game to be released to date imho.

Incredibly solid and deep old school style OW rpg **** look & feel of the game is uniquely charming despite any initial, knee jerk “ew” moments. (characters look & move like flat paper cutouts) Outstanding atmosphere throughout the entire game and the overall experience is memorable. Deep & thorough character development while spec’ing within the 5 attributes available (Strength/Dex/Const/Intel/Wisdom) lets you spec for brute melee tank or spell caster or rogue/archer type character play throughs. All in all it’s a very impressive experience as an old timey RPG game let alone a mobile game!

Incredibly solid and deep old school style OW rpg **** look & feel of the game is uniquely charming despite any initial, knee jerk “ew” moments. (characters look & move like flat paper cutouts) Outstanding atmosphere throughout the entire game and the overall experience is memorable. Deep & thorough character development while spec’ing within the 5 attributes available (Strength/Dex/Const/Intel/Wisdom) lets you spec for brute melee tank or spell caster or rogue/archer type character play throughs. All in all it’s a very impressive experience as an old timey RPG game let alone a mobile game!

Below is a copy n pasted text review I posted for the first Evoland game a while ago. The review for the first Evoland is essentially identical n fits perfectly to explain the point of the game n the overall experience. Imo Evoland 2 is slightly better overall n I’m so grateful they added controller support to the sequel. Evoland review I posted that details the same things I love about this sequel... This game is really good. It’s basically the history of video games told through the game’s **** style and mechanics of the game changes from very basic early on to represent early video games and as you progress through the game you systematically unlock chests that add a new item/mechanic/style to the game(ie. first chest opened is “left movement” and then “scrolling” then later you get “164 colours” then “mode 7” all the way up to current graphics levels.) The game starts looking like a gameboy game n then progresses through a Zelda look n so on. It’s a fantastic idea n it’s pulled off brilliantly. Although there’s no controller support for this game unlike Evoland 2

This game is really good. It’s basically the history of video games told through the game’s **** style and mechanics of the game changes from very basic early on to represent early video games and as you progress through the game you systematically unlock chests that add a new item/mechanic/style to the game(ie. first chest opened is “left movement” and then “scrolling” then later you get “164 colours” then “mode 7” all the way up to current graphics levels.) The game starts looking like a gameboy game n then progresses through a Zelda look n so on. It’s a fantastic idea n it’s pulled off brilliantly. Although there’s no controller support for this game unlike Evoland 2

Well...I guess using a single word to describe this game could be accomplished with “****’s not a bad game, it’s just not what I was wanting. There’s fast racing etc but it’s lacking something at its core. There’s tons of various vehicles n weapons etc but it’s just not exciting like Fzero type games.