Hello gentle readers, and welcome to the SwitchArcade Round-Up for April 27th, 2020. It’s a really quiet one today, with no new releases and little news worth reporting at the time of writing. That means we’re just going to dig into the bag of Mini-Views, and I’ve got a nice trio of those for you to enjoy. There are also quite a few new sales to look at, and as usual I’ve listed all of them for you. Business will pick up a bit from tomorrow, so I suppose we’ll just have to enjoy this little breather. Let’s slide on in and see what’s what!
Mini-Views
Damaged in Transit ($14.99)

This game more or less skates on the line of what my caveman brain is capable of processing. You have to control switches that point two robots in various directions in order to help them reach the goal. You’ll often have to pick up keys or hit switches along the way, and for the most part the two robots will be following very different paths. Point them in the wrong direction and they’ll typically crash, forcing you to start the level from scratch. You can play with a second player, but I found this turned a very difficult task into a virtually impossible one. It’s pretty good, but be warned that it gets very challenging in a hurry. SwitchArcade Score: 3.5/5
Galaxy Warfighter ($6.99)

This kind of feels like a cross between a standard horizontal shoot-em-up and an idle tapper. You play through 100 stages that becoming increasingly difficult...