I hate when games that see mobile ports jump to Switch without touch screen support. This review is based on patch 1.01 that added touch screen support and fixed some other issues. If you aren’t interested in multiplayer, you can even set it to just be an offline version where you play the singleplayer mode but can still check out other aspects of the game. The Switch version has both singleplayer and multiplayer modes.
It does a great job of making a tabletop RPG come to life. Despite getting it on iOS, I never really played it much but the Switch release is where I finally dug deep into it and after the first patch that hit, I can safely recommend this as an excellent version of Armello.Īrmello is a digital board game with turn based mechanics set in a gorgeous fantasy world. Things changed over the years and it hit PS4 and PC platforms first before seeing a release on iOS earlier this year. When it was first announced for iPad years ago, I had my mind set on checking it out when it eventually would hit iOS. Originally released on PS4, Xbox One, PC, and iOS platformsĪrmello from League of Geeks has been something I’d been wanting to play for a while. This Re:Port features Armello, Warriors Orochi 4, and South Park: The Stick of Truth. I say supposed to be because release schedules and embargoes make the schedule go a bit haywire. If you’re new to the Re:Port Review, I look at the Switch ports of older games, how games use Switch specific hardware, and just Switch games in general in a feature that is supposed to be weekly.
This week’s first Re:Port Review features two big ports and one new release.
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