Switch Reviews
Find here all the Switch Reviews we do on KeenGamer. Find specifics about games that are played on a Switch, chosen by a fan of the specific genre and platform.
Town Adventures Review: A Walking Simulator With Hidden Objects (Switch)
Town Adventures is one of those games if you're looking for simple and relaxing pleasures, namely walking simulators and hidden objects games. However, while it is attractive-looking and calming, it might be a little too simplistic gameplay-wise for ...
Project Downfall Review – A Night Of Blood & Pixels (Switch)
Project Downfall is another first-person shooter that is making its claim into the revitalization of old school shooters coming back in style. Using influences of both games and movies, MGP Studio want to provide an exhilarating shooter that will cha...
Grime Definitive Edition Review: Battle of the Rock Lords (Switch)
In a miserable broken world populated by horrific, evil monsters, one man fights to topple the gods and save the world in Grime. In other words, your average day in a Soulslike. Battle a wide variety of twisted creatures, devour them with your strang...
Turnip Boy Robs a Bank Review: This Is a Carrot Stick-Up! (Switch)
Turnip Boy is back in his second and adventure, committing crimes with a smile on his face. Fight through the fruit police, mutants, robots, and other strangeness, as Turnip Boy fights to make himself a super wealthy Turnip Boy. He fights to learn ab...
Hidden Through Time 2: Myths & Magic Review – A Surprising Hidden Object Game (Switch)
Hidden Through Time 2: Myths & Magic is another hidden objects game, but it contains a number of surprises that gives it that additional edge. This game provides a fun challenge with a striking art style, plus the ability to create your own level...
Super Mario Bros. Wonder Review: A Game That Never Stops Surprising
Embark on a fresh journey in Super Mario Bros. Wonder. Join Mario and friends in the Flower Kingdom, facing Bowser's new threat for the powerful Wonder Flower. Discover innovative power-ups, a dynamic badge system, and revamped levels filled with sec...
Super Mario RPG Remake Review: A Magical Adventure Carefully Reimagined
Relive a carefully crafted adventure merging Mario's world with Square Enix's RPG formula. This remake intertwines a captivating storyline, revamped visuals, and strategic combat, seamlessly blending nostalgia with modern elements. Experience the ref...
Amanda the Adventurer Review: The Hellscape of Children’s TV (Switch)
Amanda the Adventurer is a lightly disturbing venture into the found footage genre, developed by MANGLEDmaw games and published by DreadXP. Amanda adventured onto Nintendo Switch on the 19th September 2023, bringing a short but chilling horror exper...
Rhapsody: Marl Kingdom Chronicles Review: Live From Broadway! (Switch)
A pair of classic NIS JRPGs have made it outside of Japan for the first time in the form of Rhapsody: Marl Kingdom Chronicles. Rhapsody II and III mark the first time that western fans can see the continuing adventures of Cornet and her daughter Kuru...
WrestleQuest Review: Old School Meets Old School (Switch)
It’s time to see what you got to become a professional wrestler in the 2023 video game, WrestleQuest. Take the journey to find out if you have what it takes to prove the naysayers wrong and rise up to the occasion to etch your own markings in the wre...
30XX Review: She Truly Was a Mega Man (Switch)
If you like Mega Man and are upset that Capcom is ignoring the franchise, then 30XX is here for you. A roguelite action game, battle through an infinite army of robots as either the master swordsman Ace or the expert sharpshooter Nina, in exciting co...
Sea of Stars Review: A Loving Tribute (Switch)
Sea of Stars is an achievement for JRPGs. Every so often, a game comes along that defines a genre. Games such as Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy VI perfectly encapsulate what a JRPG is meant to be. Wonderful music, deep characters with development, ...
Master Detecitve Archives: RAIN CODE Review – Irrefutable (Switch)
Master Detective Archives: RAIN CODE is a murder mystery game developed by Too Kyo Games and Spike Chunsoft. Following a detective who made a pact with a death god, it can be seen as a spiritual successor to Danganronpa. However, there are many diffe...
Venba Review: Short but Sweet (Switch)
Venba may not be the longest game out there, but this charming narrative cooking game sure is a treat. Venba will tag you along on a family's journey as they struggle with life in a new country, but at the heart of it all is the cooking. There are a ...
Pikmin 4 Review: A Beautiful Treasure (Switch)
Nintendo's latest first party game, Pikmin 4 finally releases after almost a decade. It perfectly builds on top of the Pikmin formula while adding plenty of new features to keep it fresh. Pikmin 4 is the most beautiful in the series and the best look...
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Review – A Perfect Sequel (Switch)
Tears of the Kingdom is the newest installment in The Legend of Zelda franchise. It is also a direct sequel to the 2017 title: Breath of the Wild. Not only does it improve on its predecessor significantly, but also offers many new experiences that an...
Inner Ashes Review: A Moving Narrative Game That Won’t Be Forgotten (Switch)
If you're looking for a good first-person puzzle adventure game with a moving narrative, then Inner Ashes is your answer. It may not be a very long game, but its story and gameplay is so powerful that it will stay with you. I don’t often play g...
The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie Review – An Opulent Indulgence (Switch)
The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie is an epic RPG that offers dozens of hours of turn-based action and deep storytelling. Let's dive in and explore the latest game in the much-loved Trails series to be localized for Western audiences. The Leg...
Dordogne Review: A Beautiful Masterpiece in Watercolor (Switch)
If you're looking for that perfect summertime narrative game, then look no further than Dordogne, as explained in this review. A truly breathtaking experience, you will lose yourself in this enchanting nostalgic trip in its gorgeous watercolor style....
Nightmare Reaper Review: Do Fear the Reaper (Switch)
Boomer shooters and roguelites, together at last. Nightmare Reaper is a chaotic adventure through the dreams of a madwoman. Demolish the hordes of the undead with gun, sword, and spell, and learn the horrific past of a shattered woman and the asylum ...
Tin Hearts Review: An Emotional Puzzler (Switch)
March into the world of Tin Hearts, a new 3D puzzle game with a great narrative. You must manipulate toys to guide tin soldiers to the finish line, helping them to avoid traps and dangers. Told through memories and puzzles, the story of a toy maker u...
Curse of the Sea Rats Review: Charming and Frustrating (Switch)
A new Metroidvania is here. Curse of the Sea Rats offers charming hand-drawn animations, music, and pirate adventure to the formula. Explore an island as one of 4 different rat characters, beating up monsters, bugs, and bosses to save your captain's ...
Fairy Fencer F: Refrain Chord Review | No Need for an Encore (Switch)
Fairy Fencer F: Refrain Chord aims to take the series in a bold new direction with a new tactical combat system while continuing the story from 2013's Fairy Fencer F. However, while there are things to enjoy, a lack of innovation in many of the game'...
Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection Review: Plug Into Adventure! (Switch)
Mega Man Battle Network makes its triumphant return on modern consoles. With all six games faithfully preserved, and the addition of online multiplayer to boot, there's never been a better time to get into this classic JRPG franchise. Battle Network ...
Session: Skate Sim Review – Skateboard In Your Pocket (Switch)
Following the success of it's console launch, Session: Skate Sim is set to land on Nintendo Switch worldwide in the near future. Despite hardware limitations and a graphics downgrade, the port to Switch still plays as a solid skateboarding sim, with ...
Fire Emblem Engage Review: Divine Gameplay Mixed With an Anime Plotline (Switch)
It's time to Engage those rings as we look to review Fire Emblem Engage. How does the latest entry in the series fair? What's up with the Pepsi can protagonist? All this and more will be answered as we delve into one of Fire Emblem's best entries. Fi...
Aka Review: The Search for Inner Peace (Nintendo Switch)
Aka is a small open-world adventure in which you embark on a transforming journey as a red panda. Meet new friends and explore unfamiliar islands as you begin a tranquil life after a severe war. The game's music and storytelling shine the most. Howev...
Fire Emblem Warriors Three Hopes Review: Three Repetitive Wars (Switch)
In this Review we look at an alternate timeline of how Fire Emblem Three Houses would have played out had Byleth not become a teacher. Does the Warriors gameplay lend well to this game or does the repetitiveness creep in quicker than the game can end...
Ninja JaJaMaru Retro Collection Review: From the Land of the Rising Sun (Switch)
Five previously Japanese-exclusive Ninja JaJaMaru games from the 8- and 16-bit eras have been fully translated and released in English for the very first time. I'd love this even if the games were complete trash, but they're not trash, these are very...
