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.
Bayonetta 3 Review: An Elegant Climax (Switch)
Bayonetta 3 summons more elegance and chaos than ever before. With countless classy yet devastating ways to tear up numerous new enemies, a quest to uncover the truth of the universe and plenty of over-the-top charm, this climactic entry does not dis...
Witchcrafty Review: When the Magic Is Missing (Switch)
Sometimes You and Pigeon Dev Games recently released a bite-sized adventure called Witchcrafty! Although this action-adventure game oozes charm and potential, the developers must adjust several things to make the game a better experience. Witchcraft...
Atari Mania Review: Bite-Sized Nostalgia (Switch)
Atari Mania celebrates 50 years of Atari by reimagining several of its classics as microgames. What should be a delightful trip down memory lane is let down by technical issues and repetitive gameplay. It offers moments of fun, but you have to wade t...
The Battle of Polytopia Review: Very Civilized (Switch)
The Battle of Polytopia is a fun, punchy title that scratches that 4X itch. It may not bring much new to the table, but it clearly designed by veteran developers with a good eye for what makes the genre work. As a simple exercise in strategy, it prov...
Zombies Ate My Neighbors and Ghoul Patrol Review: Too Cool for Ghoul! (Switch)
For the first time on modern games consoles comes Zombies Ate My Neighbors and Ghoul Patrol, a double pack of two classic LucasFilm Games from the 1990s. Defeat legions of undead, ghosts, monsters, and more as you try to save innocent people. But are...
Splatoon 3 Review: Chaotic Refreshing Fun (Switch)
Being a fan of the Splatoon series since day 1, my excitement for Splatoon 3 cannot be measured. But did the game swim its way into my heart or did my expectations get splatted? With over 100 hours put in, let's deep dive into a review of Splatoon 3!...
Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak Review: Title Update 1 is Qurious and Furious (SWITCH)
When Sunbreak was first announced for Monster Hunter Rise, surprise abounded. For the scores of new players who were unaware of the system of Monster Hunter games getting G-Rank expansion a while into their lifespan. It’s a predictable pattern, but i...
Haiku, the Robot Review: an Ode to Hollow Knight (Switch)
Indie games have always had a special vibe to them, and this Metroidvania is no exception. Haiku, the robot is a fluid and catching game that takes the best aspects of some Metroidvanias (especially from Hollow Knight) and applies them perfectly into...
Kirby’s Dream Buffet Review: A Tasty Dessert Of A Game (Switch)
After years of cafés and food related merchandise, Kirby finally has a Spin-off based purely around his insatiable appetite but does the game provide the buffet it is named after or is it more of a bowl of left-over scraps? Let's dig in and find out!...
Svoboda 1945 Liberation Review: A Learning Tool With a Soul (Switch)
Told through FMV, archival footage, and animated scenes, Svoboda 1945: Liberation takes you through a fictional Czech Republic village's history with the rise and fall of Nazi Germany, and the tensions that arose between Czechs and Germans after the ...
Cult of The Lamb Review: Welcome to the Family (Switch)
Developed by Massive Monster and published by Developer Digital, Cult of The Lamb seamlessly blends roguelike elements with a management sim. With its quick pace and vibrant aesthetic, Cult of The Lamb has created an incredibly addicting title. Cul...
A Short Hike Review: An Adventurer’s Dream (Switch)
Need a break from the intense action of mainstream gaming? Then bask in the beauty of nature as you travel to the top of Hawk Peak Trail in A Short Hike! Enjoy hiking, soaring, and climbing through the wondrous land in this indie adventure game. Who ...
Hillbilly Doomsday Review: Redneck Rampage! (Switch)
When the world is threatened by aliens, zombies, and mutant fruit Uncle Billy must save the day in Hillbilly Doomsday. Armed with his trusty shovel and all the firepower he can carry he sets out on a quest to save the world. But is it any good? Find ...
Azure Striker Gunvolt 3 Review: Reshaping the Core (Switch)
Azure Striker Gunvolt 3 redefines many of the most beloved aspects of the Gunvolt series in exchange for something new, even it it maintains the core structure it has used since the beginning. Can it reach the same highs as Gunvolt 2 did? Let's see i...
Time on Frog Island Review: Enough to Keep You Hopping On (Switch)
Time on Frog Island is an interesting enough open-world puzzle adventure game full of quirky frogs and a captain with a shipwrecked boat that needs fixing, but it does have some flaws. Find out if time surrounded by frogs is worth it with this Time o...
Rogue Heroes: Ruins of Tasos Review: Entertainment with Glitches Galore (Switch)
Looking for a challenging yet rewarding gaming experience? Unleash your inner warrior in Rogues Heroes: Ruins of Tasos to defeat the formidable Titans! Rogue Heroes is an RPG dungeon crawler with a lot to offer through its fantastic graphics and enga...
Tokoyo: The Tower of Perpetuity Review: Inconsistent Fun (Switch)
Tokoyo: The Tower of Perpetuity is a mouthful of a title that belongs to a new 2D Roguelike Platformer on Steam and Switch! While some unfortunate story choices and blatant pandering weighed this title down, smooth gameplay, good level design and int...
Rune Factory 5 Review: Farm, Fight, and Flirt Your Way Through Rigbarth
After almost 10 long years, Rune Factory 5 has finally made it's way into the eager paws of gamers in the West. But was it worth the wait? That’s what we’re here to find out. Here is a review of Rune Factory 5 on the Nintendo Switch. It has been ne...
Eastward Review: Putting Our Best Foot Forward (Switch)
Eastward is an action-adventure RPG by Pixpil that really blew me away recently. A good story well told, with fun gameplay, stunning visuals and a brilliant soundtrack? What more could I ask? It may not be for everyone, but I definitely won’t be forg...
Cat Cafe Manager Review: A Not-So-Crazy Cat Lady (Switch)
Have you ever wanted to own a Cat Cafe because you love these feline companions so much? With Cat Cafe Manager now you can! Meet the people of Caterwaul Way, help them restore the village shrine, and adopt all the stray cats… all while running your b...
The House Of The Dead Remake Review: Imprecise Zombie Extermination
The House Of The Dead Remake is a good attempt to revive the classic shooter and it can be fun to relive the original 1996 adventure. Unfortunately, unwieldy controls and precision issues prevent the remake from being the zombie-busting experience th...
The Cruel King and the Great Hero Review: A Bedtime Story For All Ages (Switch)
Welcome to the enchanting world of The Cruel King and the Great Hero, where you will join little Yuu as she takes on a perilous journey to become a great hero. Will she be able to defeat the Demon King? From the creators of The Liar Princess and the ...
A Musical Story Review: Feeling the Rhythm (Switch)
A Musical Story is a rhythm game that makes you appreciate what music is really about and the power it can have. Discover how the gameplay and story works together to take you on a journey like never before in this A Musical Story review. A Musical S...
Atelier Sophie 2: The Alchemist of the Mysterious Dream: Iconic Iyashikei (Switch)
Tired of hardcore, grindy JRPGs? Just want to chill and explore, maybe do some other fun stuff? Atelier Sophie 2 might just be the game for you! If you're on the fence about picking this game up, read on and you may feel compelled to give it a chance...
Pokémon Legends: Arceus Review: If We Could Turn Back Time
Just as things were starting to feel a little stale in the Pokémon franchise, Pokémon Legends: Arceus comes along to shake things up. Bringing an entire new approach to everything we knew as 'Pokémon', we are tasked with going back to basics and begi...
OMNO Review: The Only Way Is Up (Switch)
When the world is weighing you down, what is the one piece of information you find yourself consistently being told? Just keep going. OMNO capitalizes on this and has created something beautiful from it. With drive by your side nothing can get in you...
art of rally Review: A Stylish Love Letter (Switch)
art of rally is an effortless, stylish love letter to rallying. With dozens of classic rally cars, expansive rally stages, and a gorgeous graphical style, art of rally barely puts a foot wrong in recreating the rally experience in play-set form. It i...
Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl Review: Return to Sinnoh
Although highly requested and competently made, Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl prove the franchise is in serious need of a new vision. This faithful remake fails to interest or excite for a majority of the 40-hour campaign. Pokemon is ba...
The Suicide of Rachel Foster Review: Tales of Sadness and Sorrow (Switch)
Take yourself on a thrilling journey to discover the truth behind what Nicole thought was her mother's suicide. With no one to talk to besides a mysterious voice on the other end of the phone, rely entirely on your senses to discover and investigate ...
