There's something inherently appealing about puzzle-filled adventures that have you control multiple characters. Vesta is quite a tricky take on this specific genre so let's stash some energy and see how it holds up.
Phil writes, "While other platforms with digital storefronts have reached a point of saturation, one where average video games often get overlooked by the higher quality of everything else (making them all the more difficult to sift through from the rest), the Nintendo Switch is still (barely) less than a year old. Although it hasn't slowed down with its steady array of weekly eShop releases, it's much easier to gleam what games are coming out each week since the amount of total games on that marketplace is much smaller.
However, this is soon becoming an issue with the Nintendo Switch as well, and with it, so does the issue that games like Final Boss Games's Vesta will face on the Nintendo eShop like it has on other digital storefronts -- too much competition and little attention. That said, although Vesta isn't as big of a name as your Rocket Leagues or Stardew Valleys, is Final Boss Games's effort worth your attention regardless?"
Ethan from GameGrin writes, "One of the things I thoroughly enjoy about videogames is their ability to tell new and interesting stories. There are so many options out there nowadays for gamers who just want to engage in the different worlds that developers have crafted for them. That being said, however, stories are only a part of it. There are several different aspects one needs to make up a good plot, such as pacing, character development, and being able to relate to players on an emotional level. These are all aspects that Vesta manages to start off with, but unfortunately, they more or less peter out near the end."
XBA says: Even with its growing pains, Vesta offers an entertaining puzzler.
