The buddy dynamic has been one of the greatest aspects in gaming history. While we may not always like both parts of any duo it's no denying that many great games are grounded upon this very principle.

Positives + Local co-operative option + Puzzle elements + Crafting system

Negatives; Game breaking bugs and glitches; Troublesome camera angles; Slow pacing; Disconnected combat

is the video game equivalent of Snakes and Ladders – minus the ladders. Players walk a precarious tightrope in which their progress hinges on whether the game can keep it together without collapsing in a heap. I had to replay numerous sections of

This game gets a lot of hate, but not all of it is deserved so I'm leaving a review. Overall the game actually does have nice GRAPHICS, it's just not that well optimized for Switch. The troll himself is very well animated, and there are some areas in the game that are actually very beautiful.

There's evident potential in Troll and I . Initially developed as part of a crowdfunding program run by Square Enix, it is an intriguing action game starring a Scandinavian boy named Otto who, after finding his village aflame and being separated from his mother, stumbles upon a large creature during...

This game is okay, I haven't had any issues so far in the game. I think all the titles should be this reasonable price.

Troll and I is a third-person adventure title and the first effort from developer Spiral House. Set in post-World War II Scandinavia, you play as Otto, a teenage boy who's been separated from his mother after his home village has been blown up by unknown baddies.

It's not fun, it's not enjoyable, it's not good. It's completely and utterly terrible, and you should avoid it at all costs.

The performance of this game is super-dull. Would recommend to avoid this one. Especially when there are so many other great games to Switchen.