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Horse Stable: Herd Care Simulator ($11.99) This game is quite well-liked over on PC, and while I imagine Ultimate Games has done their usual careless job in porting it, perhaps enough of the original zest remains to enjoy. They’re out there, and they don’t like what you are doing. Craft machines, deck out various facilities, trade with your neighbors, and complete quests. It’s a survival game with plenty of crafting where you need to build your underground bunker and outfit it with everything you need to get through the end of times. If you want to get a little practice in, here’s Mr. Prepper ($15.49)ĭoomsday prepping is a bit out of fashion these days, but I suppose a proper doomsday prepper would say this is exactly the time when people should double down on it. There are rough edges a-plenty here, but the right sort of person could probably glean some entertainment from it. You can play with up to four players via local multiplayer, and that is probably the way to go if you can. At first from a distance, then finishing with some melee combat. And that’s kind of how this game works, but from a side-view perspective. Anyway, that game saw you building up your fort in one phase and then attacking your opponents in the other. Why can’t I buy Rampart on Switch? Come on, WB Games. Not the most original thing in the world, but it does what it does decently enough for the price it’s asking. Scoop up coins so you can do some good shopping. The difficulty ramps up as you go, but so too do your abilities. TEN ($4.99)Īnother one of those precision platformers, this one leaning on a gimmick wherein each room must be completed in ten seconds. If you do? It’s a nice addition your gaming night line-up. I wouldn’t grab it unless you have some local buddies to play with though. If you don’t have any friends to go up against, there are thirty levels to play in single-player. Up to four players can get in on the fun via local multiplayer. EleMetals: Death Metal Death Match! ($12.99)Ī decent 2D arena battler with a heavy metal theme. But what’s here is good, and it’s a solid enough package that in a vacuum is well-worth the price. Some of these are available in slightly different forms already on Switch, and the collection is far from comprehensive. You get the arcade Wonder Boy, the arcade Wonder Boy in Monster Land, the Genesis Wonder Boy in Monster World, and the Genesis Monster World IV. We’ve already looked at this one in a review a couple of days back, but in case you missed it: this is a collection of four Wonder Boy games. Let’s get to it! New Releases Wonder Boy Collection ($29.99) The sales are more interesting, with a particularly nice sale on the Shantae games to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the series. We’ve got summaries of all of them as usual. A few games that look decent, but nothing to go running up and down the streets yelling about. In today’s article, we wrap up the remaining releases for the week. Hello gentle readers, and welcome to the SwitchArcade Round-Up for June 3rd, 2022.
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