Nintendo Enthusiast

Absolutely; the game is, quite simply, fun. It has real stakes, and that makes every jump, every break in, every move all the more intense. With great gameplay, great visuals, and great music, it’s hard not to suggest The Swindle; just keep in mind that it has got some issues, and it is not for the faint of heart.

Alone or with friends, Extreme Exorcism is a fun game with a lot of content, great soundtrack and solid controls. If playing with friends is a big deal to you, this is not a title you can avoid adding to your collection.

In conclusion, Crab Cakes Rescue is a terrible port of a mediocre game flooded with flaws that doesn’t even feel like a finished product, and at $7.99 this title is also overpriced. I don’t recommend this game by any means, and it makes me wonder why Maximus Games even considered publishing this title on the Wii U instead of the other, actually quality projects they havem which include some genres lacking on Nintendo’s home console.

The Quiet Collection is a clever title that will provide some entertaining moments. The game also features some smart ideas in the story and the puzzles, though there are also some flaws that could make the experience a lot better. The Quiet Collection may be short for some people, but it presents a very fair value.

Kung Fu FIGHT! may be simple, but it is fun. It offers a solid gameplay, some humorous lines and replay value, including a couple of custom achievements. If you are looking for a endless running game, then this is a good cheap option, and those seeking for a bigger title they should go with Runner 2 instead.

Overall, Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer proves to be a substantial disappointment for the franchise. Yes, the game does make large strides in the designing element of Animal Crossing, but it fails to create any sort of experience that is even remotely engaging or captivating. Sure, the series’ charm, wit, and quirky dialogue is still all there; though, unfortunately at the end of the day (yes, many will probably finish off the game within a day), manyy players will be left scratching their heads wondering why they ever spent $40 on this cash-in Animal Crossing title.

Year Walk is a game I thought I was going to love, but I just merely like it. It’s not a bad game by any means, and I think some fans of both dark art and horror will enjoy this game much more than I did, but for me, I have to hark back to that abstract art analogy I used earlier. You either “get it” or you don’t, and for me, Year Walk was just not the game for me.

Overall, Senran Kagura 2 is simply not a very good game. There are plenty of decent ideas, but none of them are anywhere near being developed enough to be worth your time. The story is bad, combat is sloppy, and somehow even the fan service isn’t all that well done. It would be incredibly difficult to recommend this game to anybody that is not an amazingly devout fan of the series.

Q.U.B.E is by no means a bad game, just a flawed one. It has some neat ideas and a good design that shoots for the stars, however the overall execution falls short and feels more like a shot to the moon.

It is just my personal opinion, but I liked more the Wii U version over the 3DS one: while the 3D effect is cool when available, the need to use both screens during battles and the big text during the cut scenes made me prefer the home console version instead.