Wouldn't you know it, the first couple levels of DOOM still own on Switch.

What a charming and inventive little puzzle game. Stays fresh right up to the end. Love it.

The grown-up "After Dark Games" I didn't know I needed. A loving homage to The Good Old Days. A last chance, swing for the fences, out with a bang, goodbye love letter from a developer that knew what it liked and what it was good at.

A nice, quiet place to play some games. A refuge.

Sublime. I eat this shit up. I wish there were infinite puzzles. If this were the only video game in existence, I would be sated. This is what heaven looks and sounds like.

Wow. I didn't know I wanted a Metroidvania minus the combat until now, and now I'm spoiled. Such a tight, satisfying puzzle box. Perfect game.

Absolutely lovely. Story leaves something to be desired in places, and some character models and characterization lean a little too heavily on caricature and stereotype at times, but the vibes are immaculate.
The dungeons and puzzle design are fun, if short and few, the main characters are charming, the art is gorgeous, and the soundtrack is one of the best I've heard in my life.
The warmest, most inviting game I've played in some time.