Grand Prix Rock ‘N Racing($1.99 from $9.99 until 2/8) Wild Pinball Bundle ($4.49 from $8.99 until 2/8) Water Balloon Mania ($1.99 from $4.99 until 2/8) Super Arcade Soccer ($1.99 from $6.99 until 2/8) Have a little look through the list of expiring sales, if nothing else. Cris Tales for half-off is a nice pick-up. Cursed Castilla very rarely goes on sale, so you might want to pick it up if you’ve had your eye on it. The outbox at least has a few things to talk about. Really nothing at all worth buying in the inbox. This week hasn’t been great for new sales so far, and this may be the worst batch yet. Well hey, if you don’t like the monetization, there are still a couple of pay-up-front Yu-Gi-Oh! games on Switch. It can link up with the mobile Yu-Gi-Oh! Neuron, although what precisely that entails is not something I know. The latest Yu-Gi-Oh! card game for Switch opts to go for a free-to-play model, allowing you to collect cards and play against the computer or another person. But if you know what you’re getting into, you’ll probably be okay with what you get out of it. This one is only for one player, and I’m not sure how much replay value it has. There’s a really good soundtrack backing the game, which adds tremendously to the atmosphere. The obvious comparison here is to games like Journey, and while it’s not as amazing or unique as that game, it’s definitely an interesting thing to poke at as it guides you along its narrative. This is an experience game about riding a hoverboard on an alien world. I guess I’ll just repeat what I said then. I don’t know why this is getting re-released, as it already came out on February 22nd of last year. It might scratch the itch for you anyway. Other than that, it seems pretty similar to a half-dozen other games on the eShop. The main hook here is that you can pick your playable character from a cast of twelve different women, each with their own abilities. Queeny Army ($4.99)Ī simple run-and-gun action game for a reasonable price. Make your way to the top of the tower and you may find something glorious waiting for you. Head into the tower, battle some foes, collect some loot, do some crafting, and repeat the process as you make your way up. You can do combos, move around, and so on. During this time, it feels like an action-RPG. When it is your turn, you’re given a limited amount of time in which you can act. This is a turn-based strategy game with a bit of an odd quirk. Easy to pick up, a decent amount of strategy mixed in with the random elements, and overall a very enjoyable game. There’s a bit of a casual feel to it all, but it’s not a bad feel at all. As you play, you’ll unlock more characters which can actually make the game a little harder as it increases how much luck plays a factor in your success. Collect gems to unleash the characters within and have them join your side in combat. This is a roguelite dungeon-crawler with a simple combat system that borders on being an auto-battler. Naturally, you’ll need a subscription to Nintendo Switch Online with the Expansion Pack to play it. No idea if we’ll be getting an announcement of the next game at that time, but it’s still rather neat to see Banjo-Kazooie back on a Nintendo platform after so long. And here we are! The release date is, in fact, tomorrow. We’re starting to run out of January, so it was only a matter of time before a release date was announced. Last month when Paper Mario hit the Nintendo Switch Online Nintendo 64 app, Nintendo announced that the next game, Banjo-Kazooie, would be arriving in January.
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