Phantom Rose 2 Sapphire adds features I haven’t seen in deckbuilders yet - the ability to play any card in your hand and an element of strategy. The game feels like a board game, buying new cards with in-game currency and creating a deck that best suits my gameplay style. The action is fast-paced and exciting; no two runs ever felt the same. The art is beautiful and gives some anime vibes. Phantom Rose 2 Sapphire is my favorite deckbuilder to date, and that says a lot in a crowded field.

Neko Atsume Purrfect offers a relaxing experience with some game mechanics, such as purchasing food and toys for the cats. However, the game's main appeal is to unwind and collect as many different cats as possible. The mixed reality aspect adds an interesting dimension to the game as well. This game feels perfect for families with children.


A Space for the Unbound is a perfect example of a well-told story set in an adventure-style game. A few games have tried to revive this classic genre, but they have yet to do it as well as A Space for the Unbound. Whether you're new to the genre or a veteran, you’ll find plenty to love in this beautifully created game.

I love "In Stars and Time" - it appears to be a simple RPG at first glance. The game is all in black and white. There’s nothing flashy about the presentation. The battle system is based on rock, paper, and scissors. But digging into the game, it’s soon apparent that there’s a lot of depth here. The story, the character, and the world-building absolutely won me over. The looping mechanic is interesting and could be a real hindrance to the game if not implemented correctly. But so much love and attention went into this game - everything works perfectly together. "In Stars and Time" is a hidden gem - for those new to RPGs, this is a great game to start with. And seasoned veterans in the genre will appreciate the deep storytelling, looping, and battle mechanics.

Doomsday Paradise successfully delivers a unique and quirky experience. The outstanding artwork and story are amusing yet well-crafted, and the combination of visual novel mechanics, RPG elements, and deckbuilding sets Doomsday Paradise apart in a crowded field. If you're seeking something different and don't mind a spicy dating sim filled with monsters and demons, Doomsday Paradise should definitely be on your list.

Overall, Colored Effects is a solid platform puzzle game that offers a unique gameplay experience. Its well-designed levels, precise controls, and inclusion of boss fights make it a worthwhile addition to the Switch library. The lack of scaling of the challenge and explaining new mechanics was frustrating, but I never quit playing because of it. However, priced at just $4.99, it's an excellent choice for players seeking something fresh and engaging.