adds more of what we loved about the original and keeps the formula fresh. It's a tough game, but one that balances challenge with a refreshing feeling of the unexpected. The unpredictable items and varied enemies make it one of the most wacky and replayable games I've ever experienced.

Best version of Binding of Isaac there is, and now it's PORTABLE! Play from home, play from the road, play from the toilet!

Describing The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth+ is no simple task. It's Edmund McMillen's follow-up to his first hit (which he co-developed), Super Meat Boy , which we loved. The two games, however, couldn't be more different.

To anyone uninitiated with Edmund McMillen's baby, The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth+ will make a very surreal first impression, thanks to its animated introduction that lays out the general story of Isaac and his mother.

Mother is watching you

Great and addictive gameplay; Loads of content from the get go; Tons of items; enemies; and bosses; Plays great in portable and docked modes

Some visual issues; Music could be better in later stages

Top class port of this brilliant shooter. A game that keeps you coming back for "just one more go". Great presentation as well, a physical manual comes in the box as well as stickers. Crisp graphics and almost endless replay value. A must for any switch owner.

I have bought this game for 3 separate systems now and it never seems to get old. The gameplay is always different with every play through. Now with the added content in Afterbirth, there is even more to experience.

The Binding of Isaac Afterbirth+ on Switch isn't just a brilliant port - it's arguably the best way to enjoy a modern roguelike classic

It is great Mini adventure game although the animation is not tht much good but the game is fulll of fun and action

Prince taught us what it sounds like when doves cry. It's sort of "HEEEE!" if we remember rightly. But what does it sound like when a very young child trying to escape his psychotic, fundamentalist Christian mother cries?