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Overall, the game’s execution is exquisite. Gris will no doubt give a moving experience to anyone who cherishes a gameplay infused with art and metaphors. However, it is not without a few minor faults. While not often, slight lags occur when visuals get a little too busy. Gameplay is also short and lasts for about 7 hours or less considering you tried getting all the collectibles.

Super Hyperactive Ninja has the potential to be a pretty addictive game. The graphics are super cute, the soundtrack is great and there is honestly a lot to like here. But the key gameplay component isn’t up to scratch but it’s also nothing that couldn’t be fixed with a little software update.

I’m aware that Dimension Drive found itself on Steam and the Nintendo Switch on December 7 after a Kickstarter for the game was unsuccessful a few years back. At the time, I imagine developer and publisher 2Awesome Studio were utterly disappointed. However, in retrospect, it might have been for the best. Dimension Drive feels at home on the Switch. While the bright, comic book-style action is vivid in handheld mode, the game really picks up when you dock the Switch and play coop mode with a friend. I’m not sure there’s anything on the eShop quite like it. It’s absurd how many times you will die trying to learn the mechanics of the game only to continue plugging away at it. Why, you ask? It’s barrels of fun. And at a $12.99 price point, it’s an absolute steal for Switch fans.

Qbics Paint is a relaxing and therapeutic game that is sure to build patience and relieve stress. It is possible to see anyone and everyone enjoy a game like this. However, its stubborn use of touch controls only and reluctance to find ways to utilise the Nintendo Switch’s full potential is somewhat disappointing.