From GameWatcher: "I am glad I bought a Steam Controller. I don’t think I would be able to play Defunct without it. Defunct uses the arrow pads as its default movement and that was really uncomfortable. It made my hand crap after 20 minutes, so I tried to change the key bindings, of course. There’s two key bindings, those being primary and secondary. I tried to change the primary key binding to the WASD keys and it wouldn’t change, so I tried changing the secondary key bindings and it worked, but the problem was now I had interference between the primary key bindings and the secondary key bindings."
In Defunct you play as a nameless robot who accidentally falls out of a cargo ship onto a human-less planet Earth.
Defunct offers an incredibly fast-paced adventuring experience, but it's brought down by its short length and shoddy performance on Switch.
Released at the end of 2017 on Xbox One and PlayStation 4, Defunct has now been ported across to Nintendo Switch. The question is did we need it? At a glance Defunct looks like a run of the mill runner style game, however, in essence, this game is closer to Sonic Adventure although don’t read too much into that. The point of the game is to make it from point A to point B by finding the path with the least form of resistance.
