Review: Clock Simulator (Nintendo Switch)

Clock Simulator puts the player in the role of the clock itself to explore the concept of time in a whole new way and offer challenge, relaxation, or plain and simple fun. All that a clock needs to do is to advance precisely once every second.

Pros:

• Clock Simulator has graphics.
• 96.9MB Download size.
• Full Touchscreen.
• How to play section.
• 13 modes- Game of shadows/Last pig standing/Clock fight/Dungeons and Aliens/Fragility of time/Its XYAB time/Spirits of time/Dawn til dusk/Pig got rhythm/Minute of perfection/Test your skill and time to go digital.
• Two player support and has two game modes.
• Can be played with controllers.
• A varied collection of games.
• Clock Simulator is a reflex/timing mini-games.
• You get a brief overview of the mode and what needs to be done.

Cons:

• Clock Simulator is very basic.
• Throwaway experience.
• No leaderboards.
• Not a nice logo on the Nintendo Switch dashboard.