Redneckerz
Those long posts don't cover that red neck boy
This is just a piece to highlight some titles that inevitably would have been lost. I think most folks here know that i love shooters and other first person titles. Whilst a lot of stuff targets PC only, some make the cut to PS4 and XBO.
Since its release, the Switch however has seen an ever increasing amount of shooters and FP RPG's that, due to the hybrid nature of the device, offer up a interesting way for devs to target both a home console and a portable machine at once. Being like this, it recieves games that similar machines like Android Gamepads or TV Boxes wouldn't have, positioning the Switch inbetween a dedicated games machine and a mobile ecosystem. Two titles on the forthcoming list are even console exclusive to Switch (for now).
So here it is, in random order, a list of bigger and smaller FPS/RPG titles that are in development or released for Switch that one may have missed or one would want to discuss about.
Enjoy!
Since its release, the Switch however has seen an ever increasing amount of shooters and FP RPG's that, due to the hybrid nature of the device, offer up a interesting way for devs to target both a home console and a portable machine at once. Being like this, it recieves games that similar machines like Android Gamepads or TV Boxes wouldn't have, positioning the Switch inbetween a dedicated games machine and a mobile ecosystem. Two titles on the forthcoming list are even console exclusive to Switch (for now).
So here it is, in random order, a list of bigger and smaller FPS/RPG titles that are in development or released for Switch that one may have missed or one would want to discuss about.
- Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath - A classical shooter/adventure turns to the Switch from Oddworld Inhabitants, which you may remember from Abe!
- Megaton Rainfall - Be a superhero on a planetary scale in this rather epic title. Superman 64 done (Relatively) well.
- DOOM 2016 - RIP AND TEAR. Also BLUR, but its demonkicking. Everyone loves demonkicking.
- Payday 2 - Rob a bank, do a heist. This game may
rob younot be for everyone, especially when its Overkill we are talking about, but portable ban robberies on-the-go is enticing, to say the least. - Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus - DEM NAZIS ARE AT IT AGAIN. Having the same underpinnings as DOOM 2016, expect a Gaussian Blurfest. For those who can tolerate, this is a surprisingly capable port.
- Polygod - A hectic colorful shooter's that is everything that DOOM does not pretend to be. Enjoy the vibes set here.
- DOOM: Eternal - RIP AND TEAR, PART 2. You don't need more info than that.
- The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim: Special Edition - Fus your Ro, 'how bou Dah?'
- PixARK - A charming title taking inspiration from ARK, its Minecraft + shooting in a Dinosaur world. Cute and cheerful, and thus a perfect fit for Nintendo.
- ARK: Survival Evolved - The big daddy to PixARK, this isn't the mobile version up ported, but a proper port by Abstraction Games. If it performs as
wellas its PC and console counter parts, then prepare to beamazed. - The Elder Scrolls: Blades - A stunning looking mobile title rivalling Skyrim in visuals, but Todd Howard has said it would come to all consoles, so including Switch. Not much more is known, but dem visuals...
- Ion Maiden - A CLASSIC retro shooter, made by Interceptor Entertainment and published by 3D Realms. If Duke Nukem was 90's badass, then Shelly ''Bombshell'' Harrison is the 21st Century Digital Girl replacement of ''The Duke''. Runs on the classical Build Engine too.
- Away: Journey To The Unexpected - Few games are ever so charming as Away. Taking a very particular Anime style with sprites and a gameplay of adventurous meaning, Away sounds as bright and happy as the gameplay appears it is.
- Paladins: Champions Of The Realm - #thegamethatdidnotripoffOverWatchbutitlookssoosimilar. A hero shooter one can play for free, even. Interesting of note: The game hits 60 FPS like its console brethrens. And its free, so...
- Hollow - A horror game reminiscent of Dead Space. If its actually any good, remains to be seen.
- Shadow Of Loot Box - A parody title mocking the usage of Loot Boxes. ''But how can you build a complete game around that idea?'' you may ask? Well, Shadow Of Loot Box shows it can be done, atleast in regards to the theme.
- Prodeus -
RIP AND TEARerrr.. this game is what you get if you are DOOM's little sister that is stuck in a retro phase. Looks amazingly awesome, made by devs who worked at Bluepoint and on Uncharted. A sleeper hit, perhaps. - Aftercharge - Looks like a hero shooter but it ain't one. Aftercharge is more a strategtic game where the attackers are invisible, and the defenders have to disable them, leaving the attackers visible but unable to use their abilities and can be revived. Surfice to say, this sounds very interesting.
- Immortal Redneck - Its Serious Sam. Except not. But it plays in Egypt. And its fast.
- Amid Evil - Hexen with a retro vibe. Amid Evil is made by Indefatigable and absolutely nails the gameplay aspect according to majority consensus. The game was announced by New Blood Interactive as coming to Switch as a console exclusive. One of the more colorful titles on the list.
- Dusk - From New Blood itself comes Dusk, a shooter that is Quake without the gritty. Not as good as the example it follows, but a very decent entry in its own right.
- Underworld Ascendant - The spiritual successor to the legendary Ultima: Underworld series, with most of the old team on it aswell. Ascendant breathes the classical Underworld vibe, but if the game holds true to its roots or implements some modern RPG features remains to be seen.
- Rico - Remember the shootouts from F.E.A.R in a room? Rico takes that concept to a full game in this buddy-cop mayhem with a celshaded artstyle. Definitely something else from the list.
- Radiation Island - Hailing from mobile, Radiation Island combines aspects of Far Cry (A huge jungle) with Stalker. Don't let the mobile basis fool you - This is a deep title.
- One More Dungeon - A cutey retro RPG that also saw a release on Vita. Go back to the land of 8 and 16 bit in this little RPG.
- Morphite - Its No Man's Sky meeting up with Metroid. Morphite definitely is more limited in scope, but has a completely original low poly artstyle. Its not the best, but for those looking for a new kind of look, Morphite will suit you.
- Shadowgun Legends - The Destiny clone arrives on Switch. It looked great on mobile, how will it be on Switch? Madfinger brings his game to Switch.
- Shadowgun War Games - Build on the underpinings of Legends, War Games is more a hero shooter, and one that may have to battle against that other game, Paladins.
- Modern Combat 5: Blackout - This was (supposely) announced for Switch, but i never saw a confirmation by Gameloft itself i believe. Either way, Modern Combat 5 apes Call of Duty as much as it can on mobile, but apparently now also on Switch. In a ironic (and perhaps deliberate) twist of fate, Blackout also recently accquired a Battle Royale mode, similar to.. Call of Duty: Blackout. Visually perhaps the worst on the list, but the enormous amount of modes + battle royale may prove to be interesting.
- Perception - An adventure by developers who worked on Bioshock. Maybe your cup of tea, maybe not.
Enjoy!
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