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Bandle Tale A League of Legends Story review

System: Switch
Release date: February 21, 2024
Developer: Lazy Bear Games
Publisher: Riot Forge


In the wake of its tenth anniversary Riot Forge Games has taken League of Legends into some interesting places with a variety of single-player games giving us some alternate (and for those of us not into the MOBA, far more palatable) looks at the expansive world of Runeterra and its Champions. Partnering up with Lazy Bear Games, the studio behind the delightfully macabre Graveyard Keeper, now comes Bandle Tale: A League of Legends Story, a life sim that forgoes the frenetic combat synonymous with the IP in favor of a more relaxed and cozy experience. Within the confines of the franchise it is certainly a welcome and refreshing change of pace, but when compared to its peers in the genre there are a few knots that will test your patience if you choose to attempt to untangle them.

Atlus and Vanillaware are back with another trailer for Unicorn Overlord, titled “Josef’s Guide to Combat”.

In the video, Josef details some of the finer points of combat, including how Alain can trigger a First Strike to gain an advantage over their foes, as well as how to correctly utilise the various different types of skills that underpin the game’s combat systems.

Some information about the game can be found in the following overview:

Ahead of its arrival on Switch at the end of the week, we have some gameplay footage of Ufouria 2: The Saga. A total of 24 minutes of footage of the reboot of the classic 1991 Famicom action game are now available.

For some more information, check out the overview below:

Outerminds have announced that they will be bringing Turbo Kid, a pixel-art Metroidvania based on the cult classic superhero film from 2015, to Switch. Set in 1997, the game will be set between the 2015 film and the currently in-development sequel film, and will feature an original story.

For some more information about the game, check out the overview below courtesy of Outerminds:

War of Aero is joining the Arcade Archives series on Switch, Hamster announced today. It will be available on February 29, 2024.

War of Aero is a vertical scrolling shooting game, first released by Alume in 1993. Players will operate a plane with pods attached to the left and right sides, which they’ll need to change the direction of to aim shots. The game will also support 2 player sessions.

War of Aero will be sold digitally on the Switch eShop. Pricing is set at $7.99 / €6.99 / £6.29.

Jungler is joining the Arcade Archives series on Switch, Hamster announced today. It will be available on February 22, 2024.

Jungler is an action game that was first released by Konami in 1981. The aim is to defeat the enemies wandering around the maze, either by firing a bullet at its tail or hitting it head-on if it’s shorter than your character.

Jungler will be sold digitally on the Switch eShop. Pricing is set at $7.99 / €6.99 / £6.29.

[Review] Sympathy Kiss

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Sympathy Kiss review

System: Switch
Release date: February 27, 2024
Developer: Idea Factory
Publisher: Idea Factory


Akari Amasawa is someone that I’m sure plenty of us can relate to: she wakes up in the morning, she goes to work after breakfast, and she comes home in the evening. Rinse and repeat. Her job is one that could be done by basically anyone, and her life is unremarkable. But really, what else can you expect? That’s just life. But even unremarkable circumstances can change, and for Akari, who has been with IT company Estario Corp. as a designer for almost a year, her work life (and, of course, her personal life) is suddenly turned upside-down when she is recruited as part of a small team to save one of the company’s founding apps, which has been losing momentum as it is pushed out by the competition. Her new role is uncertain, and her new colleagues are strangers. In Sympathy Kiss, a new otome title from Idea Factory, you’ll be joining her on her journey to navigate the perilous trenches of work, romance, and life. The choices you’ll make along the way are probably not what most people would do in her situation, but it’s certainly a nice break from the stressors of everyday life.

February 1: A new Splatfest is starting soon for Splatoon 3, with an event planned based around the weekend. Namely, the game wants to know which day out of Friday, Saturday, and Sunday is your favorite.

You’ll be able to give input when the Splatest is held on February 17. The event will conclude on February 19.

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