The Indie Game Website writes: "What exactly is Iris.Fall? From the oddly punctuated title, you’d be forgiven for thinking it was some sort of anime JRPG. Far from it – this dreamlike adventure actually has more in common with classic English literature. Alice in Wonderland, to be exact, with the well-worn setup of a girl falling into a strange and unfamiliar world.
Rather than awakening from a dream at the end, however, our young heroine Iris begins her story as she jolts out of a restless slumber. Following the trail of a black cat, she soon finds herself in a surreal theatre with sets built from odd contraptions, creepy puppets and props. Only by solving a variety of puzzles can she make her way through the theatre and uncover the mysteries of what it is and why she’s there."
I mean, as long as people will continue to pay for the service to play online, no reason for MS to actually care at all and even less when some fans actually defend this.
Defend this? Who's been defending this? You mean the 3 or 4 people scattered across the net?
That's some strong defense lol
I could be snarky, but I looked up them both and at least they're well-reviewed. I had to look them up to find that out because I've never personally heard of them, but, you know, at least they're considered not bad games.
Half-Glass Gaming writes: "If you've already played Switch favorites like Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Breath of the Wild, and Smash Bros. Ultimate, and you're looking for a few more options, we've got you covered. These 10 Nintendo Switch games are some of the best titles you might not have heard of."
"January's usually a slow month for gaming but I've played some genuinely great titles last month so here are the best in 12 categories." - A.J. Maciejewski from Video Chums
