Sid Meier’s Civilization VI($8.99 from $29.99 until 6/8)īorderlands: GotY Edition($11.99 from $29.99 until 6/8)īorderlands: The Handsome Collection ($15.99 from $39.99 until 6/8)īorderlands Legendary Collection($19.99 from $49.99 until 6/8) Pick them up if you want to play them now, but if you’re just going to stockpile them, it’s probably not necessary.īioShock Remastered ($7.99 from $19.99 until 6/8)īioShock 2 Remastered ($7.99 from $19.99 until 6/8)īioShock Infinite Complete ($7.99 from $19.99 until 6/8)īioShock The Collection ($19.99 from $49.99 until 6/8) Certainly there are some good games in both lists, but realistically most of them will be on sale again soon so there isn’t any particular urgency when it comes to buying them.
Over in the outbox, I’ll highlight Wuppo Definitive Edition, Sherlock Holmes: The Devil’s Daughter, and Dark Deity. Some of the usual sales from 2K Games, and a few other regular faces like Moonlighter, Children of Morta, and Old Man’s Journey. SalesĬontinuing the theme for today, there isn’t a whole ton of stuff to dig into here. With some secret areas to find and fun unlockables, this does just about what you would want a five-dollar game to do. You can only move by spitting water to launch yourself into the air, so you have to aim carefully and hope you don’t overshoot your target. This is a cute physics puzzler where you play as a blowfish that needs to make its way to the toilet on each of the more than seventy stages. Not sure who needs another fixer-upper game or another racer game, but at least this one has the courtesy to give you both in one package. Which is not to say it can’t be done, but usually these play fine enough. I’m not sure how the racing action itself is, but it’s somewhat difficult to mess up a top-down racer too badly. Use your winnings from the races to buy more junkheaps to fix up, and so on. It’s single-player only, which I suppose makes sense as no one wants to wait around for everyone else to tweak their rides. Mechanic Battle ($9.99)įix up cars, customize them, tune them, and then race them in overhead battles. That’s kind of disappointing for this sort of game. For some reason, this version is for one player only. One side plays as the Ogre, the other gets a bunch of different types of units to use. The ‘ogre’ the title refers to is a super-powered AI tank that can singlehandedly sway the outcome of a battle. It’s a video game version of the popular tabletop wargame from Steve Jackson Games. Not bad on paper, but a frankly dreadful English localization keeps the writing from being as readable as it should be in such a text-heavy game. You’ll also unveil more of the story as you go. In doing so, you’ll keep the city safe and make a profit. Not a huge fan of that premise in other games, but what can you do? Anyway, the idea here is that you have heroes working for you with different qualities, and you’ll send them out on various missions as they come up. Here we go! New Releases Amazing Superhero Squad ($6.99)Ī management sim where you run a superhero corporation. Let’s have a look at what is here rather than pine for what isn’t.
Beyond that, it’s just the lists of fresh sales and expiring discounts. We have a handful of new releases to check out, with summaries for each. As many Wednesdays of late have been, it’s a little quiet today. Hello gentle readers, and welcome to the SwitchArcade Round-Up for May 25th, 2022.
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