Review: Fuze4 (Nintendo Switch)

FUZE4 Nintendo Switch is a coding application for Nintendo Switch. It has been designed and developed by a team of experienced gamers, programmers, artists, and educators. The end result is a language ideally suited to coding games and apps for absolute beginners and seasoned programmers alike.

Pros:

• Pixel art graphics.
• 4gb download size.
• Full touchscreen support.
• Code your own game’s gameplay.
• A coders Little Big Planet.
• Optional help pop-ups.
• Extensive encyclopedia of help that teaches you with coding in a helpful broken down way.
• You can download/share games with friends.
• Make your own games!
• Supports many genres from first-person shooters to driving to fighting to a point and click.
• It contains playable and editable demos.
• Excellent learning resource.
• On-screen keyboard.
• Interface and keyboard theme styles.
• The Media library contains hundreds of pre-made renders to use in your game.
• Supported by the Oliver Twins (Dizzy creators) and you get a whole load of official renders.
• Projects and program coding sections.
• Tools-map and image editor.
• Code help-bookmarks, quick media shortcuts and can jump between them for speed.
• Such a clever resource.
• Powerful editor.
• The game just keeps on giving.
• Perfect fit for the Nintendo Switch.

Cons:

• A lot to take in.
• Sharing is not that straightforward.
• Huge time sink and it’s needed.
• Requires dedication.