Hello, dear readers, and welcome to the SwitchArcade roundup for March 5, 2024. In today’s article, we’ll keep the party going with some reviews.Our friend Mikhail has jumped into the world mediterranean hell and lived to tell the tale, and yours has indeed been doing some running and a lot of shooting tenement building. After that, we take a look at the new releases of the day. Not as much today, but no Bin Bunch at all. We deserve it. If you need to spend some money, we work through our regular new sales and past sales listings. let’s start!
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Mediterranean Hell ($14.99)
mediterranean hell from Galaxy Prince – Vampire StarLorenzo Redaelli and the excellent Santa Ragione is a game I bought last year after a friend recommended it on Steam, its blend of striking visuals, rollercoaster and original narrative with unforgettable characters is a fantastic experience experience. It’s more of a visual novel than an adventure game, and it’s probably one of the best versions of Santa Ragione.
when i first boot mediterranean hell My original game on Steam had a very unique aesthetic and structure, but I was quickly drawn to its compelling story. The film focuses on three men in Italy and tackles issues like desire, terror, loss, pandemic, and more in a roller-coaster tone (in a good way). Some may think some of the themes in the game are too close to reality, but that’s why despite the extremes it goes to, the game as a whole feels very human. Expect something you might not expect, from humor to unfiltered thoughts. mediterranean hell Not afraid or ashamed of your story.
The more I play mediterranean hell Back then, the more I saw its uncompromising vision, and the more impressed I became with its visual storytelling. It’s expected to take you between two and four hours to complete the game, and we encourage you to replay the game to learn more.I have never played Santa Ragione saturnalia until later mediterranean hell, but both games reminded me why publishers are always worth paying attention to. If you liked Santa Ragione’s previous releases, you won’t be disappointed with this one.
I installed mediterranean hell On my Steam Deck OLED and Nintendo Switch OLED models, both were playable during the review period. It looks stunning on both, but I did notice that some of the interface or text on the Switch was slow compared to the Steam Deck. The only issues I have with the port are the dialogue speed or some of the animations. These make some parts feel shaky or sluggish. Loading times are also a bit long in some cases compared to the Steam Deck, but these are minor issues. I really hope the Switch supports touchscreen. I feel like a broken record when I say this about narrative or adventure games on Switch, but I won’t stop until more games benefit from touch screens.
The distance between elevators is mediterranean hell This will be an art film told in the Suda51 gaming style. If this sounds appealing to you, you won’t be disappointed.the way mediterranean hell The blend of horror, humor, lust, and other themes deserves credit for keeping you riveted from start to finish. It also fits perfectly with the Switch’s OLED screen. I just hope it gets touchscreen support in a future update. ——Mikhail Madanani
SwitchArcade Rating: 4.5/5
Apartment ($9.99)
When the game came out about a month ago, I said it “looked like a mess, but was fun at times. I haven’t had a chance to play it yet, so I can’t really say if it’s decent.” Well, developer contact contacted me and offered to send me a code so I could Can Say it’s decent. This is a 2D arena shooter where you battle up to 40 robots on 8 different maps. You can collect and use a variety of weapons in each match, and your goal is to achieve victory by getting as many kills as possible and as few deaths as possible.
I think right off the bat that this game is a bit confusing. It doesn’t have a very cohesive look, and the controls and physics are a bit rough. The AI opponents are fun and sometimes feel like human opponents, but the game’s lack of multiplayer support does feel strange. Still, there’s some meat on the bone here. While the game puts its melee mode ahead by default, there’s also a mission mode with a hundred specific settings to play and complete. The game can quickly become repetitive, and there isn’t enough variety in missions and maps to solve this problem. This is really just to unlock everything, but to what end?
So is Tenement good? Yes, I think I can say that. There’s certainly some fun here, but fighting robots gets boring after a while. The missions do their best to keep you engaged, and I could enjoy an enjoyable unlock-fest as much as the next person, but what the game really needs is online multiplayer. I think there was a lot of effort put into making the content here as good as possible, but it felt like it was in service of a core experience that was exhausted before the content was exhausted.
SwitchArcade Rating: 3.5/5
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Adventure: Mud Run Game ($49.99)
This game brings a new way to play the game Mudwalker Lets you explore extreme environments to perform various scientific missions. You have to plan your route using an aerial drone, then get out with the right vehicle and the gadgets you need to achieve your goals. As you play, you’ll be able to build your base with new equipment and more.This looks like another enjoyable romp Mudwalker series, so if that’s your jam, then this is it.
Mediterranean Hell ($14.99)
A visual novel about three young people who reconnect after being quarantined during the pandemic. You will choose daily activities for these three people, and these choices will determine the development of the story.This comes from its creator Prince of the Galaxy: Vampire Star, so if you like this game, you might want to check this one out. Well, there is a review above. Check it out if you want more details.
Plumbers Don’t Wear Ties: Definitive Edition ($19.99)
I have no idea. What’s your opinion?for all the stupid aspects night trapat least has some advantages. Plumbers don’t wear ties? This is an FMV game without FM or V. Overall, just a series of slides telling an extremely stupid story. I think we’ll see here how much blood the limited-run game can extract from the stone. They do seem to have put more effort into this game than it should, but does that make it worth twenty bucks? I think my review will tell you that very quickly.
Focus Tower ($6.99)
It’s a basic platformer where you climb a tower on platforms that rotate as you go. You have a grappling hook, which is the main reason it’s not in the trash. I don’t expect much in the way of fine dining here, but if you need something new with a grappling hook and you only have seven bucks, this might be worth considering.
sales volume
(North American e-store, US prices)
The good news is that if you want a deal Mud Run: American Wilderness, today’s list is for you. Otherwise, it’s not the most exciting scene to hit your inbox. Outbox is similarly simple, but give them both a scan and see if anything surprises you more than it did me.
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Ultinus: A Little Revenge Story ($4.99 before 3/11, originally $9.99)
Mystik Belle Magic Edition ($7.49 before 3/11, originally $14.99)
Pinball FX Star Trek Pinball DLC ($14.99 before 3/12, now $13.49)
Pinball FX A Charlie Brown Christmas DLC ($5.49 before 3/12, now $4.94)
Senar’s Song (Previously $19.99 on 3/18, now $15.99)
Dordogne (Previously $19.99 on 3/18, now $13.99)
call of cthulhu ($7.99 before 3/18, original price $19.99)
vampire ($11.99 before 3/18, originally $39.99)
Warhammer 40k: Bolter ($16.49 before 3/18, original price $21.99)
Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Stormlands (Previously $19.99 on 3/18, now $6.99)
oside ($11.99 before 3/18, original price $29.99)
No one saves the world ($24.99, $9.99 until 3/18)
cut off (Previously $14.99 on 3/18, now $3.74)
Guacamole Super Turbo CE (Previously $14.99 on 3/18, now $3.74)
Guacamole 2 ($4.99 before 3/18, original price $19.99)
Mud Run: American Wilderness ($7.49 from $24.99 until 3/18)
Immortal Realms: Vampire Wars ($11.99 before 3/25, originally $39.99)
the eternal supreme (Was $19.99 before 3/25, now $13.99)
eternal night ($11.99 from $29.99 until 3/25)
Sale ends tomorrow, March 6
Completion: TOoTG ($13.19 before 3/6 $32.99)
battle brothers ($14.99 before 3/6 $29.99)
Battle Brothers Complete (Was $36.58 until 3/6, from $60.98)
bite the bullet ($2.99 before 3/6 $14.99)
blue flame ($6.79 before 3/6 for $19.99)
i grow ($3.14 before 3/6 for $6.99)
double cross ($3.99 before 3/6 $19.99)
Ghetto Zombie Shooting Game (Was $7.99 before 3/6, now $3.99)
King of Yesterday 3 ($2.69 from $5.99 until 3/6)
Otten is like that (Up from $14.99 to $11.99 before 3/6)
Raid is Taipei ($7.69 before 3/6 $10.99)
rich man 11 ($13.29 before 3/6 $18.99)
Monopoly 4 Fun ($9.59 before 3/6 $11.99)
Super Shadow Breakthrough Showdown ($5.84 before 3/6 from $12.99)
tail of train point ($7.19 before 3/6 from $11.99)
king bird ($3.99 before 3/6 $19.99)
Carrot boy tax evasion ($5.09 before 3/6 $14.99)
That’s all for today, friends. Tomorrow we’ll be back with more new releases, more sales, and maybe some news and/or reviews. It’s raining lightly here today, and the cold rain makes walking outside very uncomfortable. Well, the sky will do what the sky will do. I hope you all had a great Tuesday, as always, and thank you for reading!