Edge:The new water gun, meanwhile, is a qualified success. It’s responsible for the game’s most ingenious moments, as you rearrange blocks to guide jets of water through narrow channels, washing away muddy obstacles or nudging enemies off platform edges. Yet it lacks the precision of a laser pistol, proving disruptive to the flow of a game that demands something approaching perfection. And with stages both longer and harder than the original, we suspect fewer players will persevere with MSF2’s second game once they’ve beaten the first.
In celebration of WayForward's 25th anniversary, a couple of their 3DS and Wii U from the Shantae and Mighty Switch Force series are being heavily discounted.
Been feeling hot this summer? Well get ready to cool down with Mighty Switch Force 2 as Jason takes you through the highlights of the game in this weekly installment of Indie Corner. Every Wednesday Jason highlights 1 Nintendo Indie game and updates us on what other Indie games we should look out for. Every week the show wraps up with a free Indie game giveaway so be sure to enter the draw and best of luck!
This week on Twinfinite's Endless Playlist, Matt looks at how Jake Kaufman's score for Mighty Switch Force actively characterizes the silent heroine.
