Another game I’ve played a lot more on my switch than on steam, The End is Nigh is what every play forming game should be. Every time you enter a screen, what you see is what you get. There isn’t random events or random thing you can’t see off screen. No, everything that’s on the screen is what will keep happening. Because of this, despite how difficult the game really is, you can essentially learn the level after trial and error, and because of this, as long as you try you can beat every level in the game. It’s the kind of difficulty you can’t complain about because the game is fair, and that’s what makes this game amazing. On top of this, the game’s graphics are amazing, the music is a wonderful take on really old orchestral songs, and the game has a game within itself with the arcade machine, that adds more bonus fun.

Another game I’ve played a lot more on my switch than on steam, The End is Nigh is what every play forming game should be. Every time you enter a screen, what you see is what you get. There isn’t random events or random thing you can’t see off screen. No, everything that’s on the screen is what will keep happening. Because of this, despite how difficult the game really is, you can essentially learn the level after trial and error, and because of this, as long as you try you can beat every level in the game. It’s the kind of difficulty you can’t complain about because the game is fair, and that’s what makes this game amazing. On top of this, the game’s graphics are amazing, the music is a wonderful take on really old orchestral songs, and the game has a game within itself with the arcade machine, that adds more bonus fun.