Selma and the Wisp is a platform game with a particularly eerie feel to it, densely packed with logical puzzles and unexpected obstacles.
Gareth writes: "Selma and the Wisp is a relatively cheap game and that ensures it is completely accurate for what you get. It's an enjoyable platformer that will take you a couple of hours to complete. The gameplay itself is unique, the visuals are decent and the sound works well without being spectacular, and it’s just the accuracy in the latter levels that see annoyances come about, mostly when Selma just won't do what you want her to do."
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A new guest writer at GamePitt writes: Selma and the Wisp is a 2D platformer published by Ultimate Games and developed by Toucan Studio.
The game had previously released on Steam back in 2016 but today I’m taking a look at the Nintendo Switch version which was released in May 2019.
I’ve recently treated myself to a new Switch so I decided to take a look at some of the indies which I’ve missed out on, due to being primarily a PS4 gamer up until now.
