Review: Smite (Nintendo Switch)
SMITE is the multiplayer online battle arena that puts the power of the Gods in your hands. With an ever-expanding roster, new events, a variety of skins, and biweekly updates, there is always something new and exciting in the Battleground of the Gods!
Pros:
- Really nice graphics.
- 8GB download size.
- Mandatory tutorial.
- MOBA gameplay.
- Extensive help section and glossary.
- Clan support with creating and search options.
- Free rotation characters.
- Daily login bonus.
- Weekly quests.
- 7 controller layouts.
- Pro controller support.
- Invert axis and sensitivity sliders.
- Mute all voice button.
- Smite boasts nearly 100 characters to play as!
- Hud options.
- Six game types- featured/normal/ranked/co-op/training and custom.
- Full bot support.
- In-app purchases.
- Auto buy option for items in the game.
- Leaderboard support.
- Wide selection of skin and variants for each character.
- Constant meaningful updates,
- Seasons and events.
- The goal of the game is to take down the enemy towers and then attack and kill the core. Minions will periodically spawn and move down the lane.
- Selection of maps to play on all offering multiple lanes.
- On maps will be special encounters that once won grant bonuses or buffs.
- Up to date content wise.
- Smite looks and plays as well as the other versions.
Cons:
- Smite has long wait times.
- Very busy Hud.
- Smite does suffer from a slight slowdown in places.
- A lot to take in.
- Menu not always clear.
- So many heroes that it’s difficult who to play or learn.
- Not that noob friendly outside of the co-op.
- IAP.
