From PSU: "After around 20 hours of banging my head against the wall with PixARK, I set my controller down and backed away from my PlayStation 4. With little idea what I was doing, or what I was supposed to do, I had flailed around for far too long in PixARK’s open world. What on earth was this game all about? I had no idea. I don’t have a ton of experience with Minecraft-like games (beyond my beloved Dragon Quest Builders), and I have never played ARK: Survival Evolved. Since PixARK is purported to be a combination of the building and survival genres, I figured that I had better turn to an expert."
Christmas is over, Boxing Day's been banished for another year and now you're left combining three-day old scraps of turkey with whatever other leftovers and condiments are lying around the house. Yes, the inter-holiday lull has set in, and while it's not quite up there with the January blues, it's easy to slip into a turkey-induced funk between Christmas and New Year.
You should count your blessings, though - things could be so much worse! 2019 has been a bountiful year and lucky Switch owners will find a huge library of brilliant games to choose from to occupy themselves over the holiday period. Take care, though. The eShop is clogged with plenty of less accomplished efforts, and we've collected ten of the worst below for your reading 'pleasure'.
Amazon has discounted the physical versions of several Nintendo Switch games, including Banner Saga Trilogy, De Blob, Hello Neighbor: Hide & Seek, L.A. Noire, LEGO Marvel Superheroes 2, PixARK, Sonic Forces, SUPERBEAT: XONiC and more.
COGconnected: Welcome back to our monthly feature where we highlight the very best and worst games from the preview month. June 2019 was a much better month than advertised. A couple of great games didn't make this list.
