Hello gentle readers, and welcome to the SwitchArcade Round-Up for June 7th, 2021. In today’s article, we’ve got a bunch of reviews for you to check out. Sumire, Earth Defense Force: World Brothers, Sludge Life, Motif, and My Child Lebensborn get discussed and rated in the usual manner. After that, it’s new release time! A few great games hit over the weekend, including Griftlands, Mighty Goose, and Umurangi Generation. We have summaries of all of them. Finally, the usual lists of incoming and outgoing sales for you to look over. Let’s get to work!
Reviews & Mini-Views
Sumire ($14.99)

Sumire hit me like a ton of bricks. It’s a narrative adventure game with some very light puzzle-solving and a few mini-games, set in a weird, dream-like 3D-2D world. A girl named Sumire is in a bad way. She barely sees her father, who spends most of his time working in the city. Her mother is withdrawn and seems to be depressed. She’s lost the few friends she once had. Her grandmother has passed away, and that seems to be when things started to really go wrong. One night, her grandmother appears to her in a dream, but Sumire couldn’t hear what she was trying to say. She wakes up and begins what seems like an ordinary day. Things take a turn for the strange when a most unusual flower appears. It’s a spirit, and it has just one day to spend in the human world. It wants to see as much as it can in its short time, and asks Sumire to help. If she...