1-2-Switch
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1-2-Switch is a party game in which two players, each holding a single Joy-Con controller, face off in a variety of minigames that make use of the controller's unique features. The game screen displays tutorials for the minigames, but otherwise the players are encouraged to look at each other instead of at the screen. The players instead have to use audio and haptic feedback cues to tell what they need to do and when.
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- ワン - ツー - スイッチ - Japanese spelling
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Average score: 54% (based on 32 ratings)
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Average score: 3.1 out of 5 (based on 9 ratings with 1 reviews)
The Good
A fun game to play with friends in a party setting, with many different minigames for variety and a party mode that varies every play. Great proof of concept for the uses of the Joycon, proving the controller's great use for creative motion controls.
The Bad
What you see is what you get, no mini games to play by yourself and no singleplayer mode, making this useless unless you have someone to play with.
The Bottom Line
For $20 it's a good game you'll play a couple times a year.
Nintendo Switch · by philosophical (47) · 2022
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Game added by Harmony♡.
Additional contributors: Rik Hideto.
Game added March 2, 2017. Last modified January 4, 2024.