One More Dungeon is a highly looked upon indie title, and as such it has found home in many systems, with its latest endeavor being of course the Nintendo Switch. Throughout my time with this highly regarded indie, I found little reason to explain its high success however.
Author: Pedro D'avila
Young enthusiastic writer, Founder of Aurora Reviews
Nintendo Switch – The Trail: Frontier Challenge #119
Despite some imperfections, it brings some great ideas to the platform
Nintendo Switch – The Darkside Detective #113
The Darkside Detective, I'm convinced that this game not only integrates some clever modern ideas, but it keeps itself true to what a point-and-click retro game should be.
Nintendo Switch – Nightmare Boy #111
I realized that their take may just be an undertake on what the genre really needs.
Nintendo Switch – Old Man’s Journey #109
To many of us Switch owners, the eShop is packed with terrible mobile games that simply shouldn't be on the platform, but what happens when a great mobile game is ported to the Switch? That was one question I had in mind when playing, and reviewing Old Man's Journey, leading me to positively shocking discoveries.
Nintendo Switch – World to the West #91
Zelda Comes in Many Shapes, and Sizes
Nintendo Switch – Teslagrad #83
If you have been interested in a platformer that makes you think, Teslagrad is completely worth its price point of $14.99.
Nintendo Switch – The Sexy Brutale #78
Like finding a dead body in the midst of the night, The Sexy Brutale plans to create a mysterious playground- a dark nightmare. However after playing The Sexy Brutale for roughly two hours, I found that the game's only nightmare, is the game itself.
Nintendo Switch – Black The Fall #72
Black The Fall draws direct parallels with Limbo (and Inside for that manner). Yet despite the clearly drawn comparisons, I had a fairly enjoyable time with Black The Fall.
Nintendo Switch – 60 Seconds! #61
Pile up and head to the bunker!
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