Dylan Cunningham writes: "So while 12 is Better Than 6 clearly targets a similar audience, it's more than just Hotline Miami set in the Wild West. For one, the pen-and-paper art style makes everything look like a sketch come to life, and gives it a unique that looks really cool in motion. It also more successfully incorporates the possibility of stealth and silent kills to move through a level safely, though it's always optional even when the game says otherwise. As well, there are perks and upgrades you can spend all the cash you acquire on, some of which make things interesting. Like enemy-seeking dynamite rats!"
TSA writes: "There’s no setting more appropriate for a game like 12 is Better Than 6 than the Wild West. One hit is all it takes for a quick, blood-drenched death in this game, so it’s only fitting to set it in a time when one shot was likely to result in either death or infection and then death. Mix this fast paced combat with a gorgeous visual style and some relatively realistic weapon mechanics and you’ve got 12 is Better Than 6, but whether or not those ingredients work together well is debatable."
"Gaming can be expensive but thankfully, there are loads of affordable indies on the Switch's eShop so let's check out 7 recent titles." - A.J. Maciejewski from Video Chums
The Indie Game Website writes: "This month, we dive into an eclectic mix of Switch eShop releases to see what hits, what misses, and what manages to do both."
