KAMIKO is a game styled around Japanese Shinto beliefs. Fight as priestesses called "KAMIKO" and battle against demons while solving puzzles to make your way through the stages. Look no further if you are looking for an arcade action game with a twist! Each stage has several Torii (gates) which are magically sealed. Find a way to break all the seals to make your way to the stage boss. Another fun and easy original created by indie games SKIPMORE.
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This was my second Switch game, is short but I enjoyed every minute of it.
Lil top down brawler that looks nice enough but fails to really do anything that makes it worth remembering.
A game fully designed to speedrun is up my alley. I enjoyed getting through Kamiko faster and faster and that's when the game really clicked for me. I think in my best run, I beat the game in 20 minutes.
Unfortunately, the game itself has a lot of minor annoyances that build up. The way enemies respawn drove me up the wall and i hated not being able to shoot diagonally as the archer.
I wouldn't recommend it unless you really want a short speedrun friendly game.
Unfortunately, the game itself has a lot of minor annoyances that build up. The way enemies respawn drove me up the wall and i hated not being able to shoot diagonally as the archer.
I wouldn't recommend it unless you really want a short speedrun friendly game.
I feel like everybody owns this game because it was released so close to the Switch's launch, and was 5 bucks. It's discount hyper light drifter, so it's good
Really simple action game I bought because it was on the Switch eShop super early. It's cute and short, gets the job done well enough.
Bought this game a few days after the Switch’s launch when I had my fill of Breath of the Wild and it is so one of the greatest blind eShop purchases I have ever made. The gameplay is fun, yet challenging. The music is awesome. The sprite work is beautiful. If you have a Switch OLED, you need to play this game. I thought the sprite work was great on the launch Switch, but it gets taken to new heights on the OLED