Death's Door Nintendo Switch Review - Is It Worth it?

Knock, knock, knockin' on Death's Door...



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[AzimuthWing]

Awesome game loving it, about 6 hours in and it's a great challenge but very rewarding. Fantastic story, great level design. 100% recommend.

[darkraven]

Try not to speak for everyone because that was not a good way to start this video at all. Just because a clone of an original game looks "bad" because of the same design and gameply and doesn't "capture what this game can originally do" doesn't mean everyone will be a sheep and automatically hate it. Some will like it some won't. It's simple. Implementing new ideas to a game isn't easy since another company could be using the same idea without knowing. For example I hate Dark Souls games a lot, but they all play the exact same with only just a few new things for each installment which the fans don't mind. How many 2D Super Mario games were made from the last to now that were exactly the same, but introduce a few new stuff? A lot. As long as a game is fun to the player then it literally doesn't matter how "bad" or good it is. Anyway I already have this game on the Playstation and it's a fun one.

[mindyjohnson]

But when will physical copies be available?

[joeyfarris]

Not enough lovely people so it's a 4 out of 10 for the review and a 7.5 out of 10 for the game 👍😎

[galenburnett]

I've been stung HARD this year by games which all have in common isometric camera-angles: I wish I had researched Hades just a BIT harder before buying it to have known how the whole game is really just a SUPER grind; 3D World was like a taking an open-top tour-bus ride in a city like London but on the wettest day of the year; and Link's Awakening--Remake just sucked, BUT, this one does look pretty good and I'm not traumatised enough by isometric camera-angles just YET to forsake all games made with them. Cheers for the preview!