If you are okay with that or perhaps even relish that, then you’ll almost certainly get into Lamplight City. You can fail in the first few minutes of a case and not even realize what you’ve done until a couple hours later. You can fail so hard, if you’re not careful. Lamplight City ($14.99)Ī vaguely steampunk-themed detective story, Lamplight City is a point-and-click style adventure game where you’re going to have to do some actual investigating if you want to succeed. I’ll have a review for you early next week. There are some simple social elements in the game, particularly in the form of seeing graves where other players bit it. One interesting gimmick is that your only means of offense has a lengthy cooldown timer, so you have to think carefully about when you should just avoid trouble versus when you should take it down. That means you’ll have to learn new tricks and traps each day. The tower will rearrange itself when the date rolls over. You’re climbing a vertical tower that changes its make-up every day. TOKOYO: Tower of Perpetuity ($11.99)Ī curious roguelite platformer with tons of charm. All for a highly reasonable price, too! Yes, I give this a thumbs-up. It leans hard into its Celtic theme, to excellent results. It’s one of those puzzle-platformer deals where you have a handful of characters, each with their own abilities, and you need to switch between them to progress through the game. Clan O’Conall and the Crown of the Stag ($7.49) When I finish it up, I’ll put together a review for you. It’s definitely unique and I’ve rather enjoyed what I’ve played so far. As you play, you’ll slowly catch wind of a plot of another kind. Most of these take the form of a minigame of some sort, and it’s all very chaotic and humorous. Instead, you’ll be finding new and innovative ways to cheat. Although the game is about playing cards, you won’t be doing much of that. They say cheaters never prosper, but you’ll have to prove that wrong in the latest from Devolver Digital and developer Nerial. Let’s get to business! New Releases Card Shark ($19.99) Some new low prices on Resident Evil games, if you want a sneak preview. We’ve also got some sales to check out, as we always do. Many, many, many new games and several of them look quite promising. In today’s article, we’ve got an absolute ton of new releases to look at. Hello gentle readers, and welcome to the SwitchArcade Round-Up for June 2nd, 2022.
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