The year is definitely coming to an end, and as Spring (for you Northern Hemisphere readers) we can reflect on the more excellent recent eShop titles. This month’s vote on the team was hot, and we left behind three excellent games.
These awards aim to honor the best of Nintendo’s digital storefront, giving love and attention to games that could easily be missed in the Switch’s growing library of downloads. . It’s worth noting that we focus on download-only games and not expansions/DLCs, so Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Booster Course Pass Wave 1 to be Not consists of. It’s also been a month with quite a few notable retail games, but of course this is all about eShop Game.
So let’s get started. Here are the best Switch eShop games of March 2022!
Honor Mention:
While these titles didn’t quite make it into our top three this month, they’re definitely still worth a look:
Publishing company: Digerati / Developers: Glee Cheese
It was something very close to Dawn of the Monsters, but A musical story Bronze statement of this month.
Developed by Glee Cheese, this is a very unique product in the rhythm music genre. Visually and stylistically, it has a 70s vibe, i.e., happy, but it’s also a game that puts music first and foremost. The focus of this game is really on listening to the music, not watching a regular rhythm track on the screen. That can lead to a bit of a learning curve, but playing instinctively can be a treat when it’s ‘triggered’.
Our review break the way it works.
Publishing company: The way forward / Developers: 13 am game
Developed by 13AM Games and published by WayForward, this is a love letter to the Kaiju movies.
As you can see from the art and any footage you see, this is a belt reel that allows you to feel like a big monster causing mayhem. Everything has an almost comic book style, with a setting designed to please monster movie fans. It’s especially fun in local co-op, and you can enjoy powerful battles with four different characters.
That’s a pretty unique offer on Switch and We liked it a lot in our review.
Publishing company: Border / Developers: Okomotive
FAR: Lone Sails is a game that captures our imagination in 2019, so the appearance of FAR: Tide Change right at the beginning of March was warmly welcomed.
This time around, as the name suggests, you are keeping a large boat afloat for your journey, as you manage and maintain the boat to keep moving. Not only is the narration extremely effective, but the presentation is also very good in this Switch version, from the beautiful musical cues to the sharp images. We gave it a 9/10 in our rating; Below is its conclusion.
“A great experience from the moment you set sail, FAR: Change Tides builds on the idea of the world and gameplay of its predecessor with great scale, detail, and moments of discovery. Okomotive started with the original neat mechanical tool of how left to right the juggernaut, then steered it in every other direction it could go.”
How We Decided on eShop Our Top Three Picks: As we approach the end of each month, Nintendo Life staff members will vote on their favorite titles from a list of games selected by the editorial team. To be eligible for this list, these games must have been released as a digital-only Nintendo Switch eShop title in that particular month and must have been rated on Nintendo Life; We select eligible games based on their review scores.
Employees were then asked to vote on three games they thought deserved to sit at the top of that list; The first choice gets 3 points, the second choice gets 2 points and the third choice gets 1 point. These votes are then checked to create a top three list, with the overall winner receiving that month’s top prize.
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