Review: Arcade Fuzz (Nintendo Switch)
WARPZONE DRIFTER is a physics-based drifting minigame. Moving tentacles, limited time, procedural levels and the inability to break are elements of the challenge.
Pros:
- Retro pixel graphics.
- 393mb download size.
- Two games in one-Warp zone drifter and TTV3.
- Shows best run on each game.
- TTV3 game-fast paced game where you make it past obstacles on a screen by screen basis.
- Warp zone game-drift around the screen and hit checkpoints and avoid obstacles.
- High replay value.
- Addictive.
- Full-on reflex test.
- Banging adrenaline-filled soundtrack.
Cons:
- No tutorials.
- No touchscreen support.
- Lacks leaderboards.
- Difficult.
- Big learning curve.
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Graphics - 8/108/10
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Sound - 8/108/10
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Accessibility - 7/107/10
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Length - 8/108/10
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Fun Factor - 7/107/10
Summary
What a surprise. You get not one but two games in one package. Be warned though it is nigh on impossible to play these games and blink at the same time! Both have the same idea but play differently but man oh man they have been polished to within an inch of its life. You play one by just getting from one side of the screen to the next whilst avoiding obstacles whereas the second one is all about drifting in and out of obstacles as it gets more and more congested. It sounds straightforward and it is but it has such an addictive hook to it that I just wish it had online leaderboards but as is the game is one of those you play a run or two every day and that’s enough. A fantastic little set of games.
