If you’ve never heard of Snakebird before, your aim is moving like you would in the classic game, Snake, while collecting fruit to grow in size, but also trying to reach a specific objective or location in the superbly designed levels. Snakebird Complete is so good, I want to keep playing more of it instead of writing about it. In fact, I spent 2 hours on it this morning when I wanted to finish writing about 4 other games then. When I get sucked into a good puzzle game, I spend too much time thinking about levels and the game when I’m not playing. I’ve been chipping away at it since getting review code, and it has honestly made it hard to play my other review games. Fast forward to now, Snakebird Complete has arrived on Nintendo Switch bringing both Snakebird and Snakebird Primer together in a seamless package for Nintendo’s hybrid system. Since that release, Noumenon Games released Snakebird Primer in 2019, a more accessible follow-up that built on the original with many more levels. You can read our review of Snakebird on iOS here. Over here at TouchArcade, we’ve been fans of Snakebird ever since it hit iOS in 2016.

Let’s get to the games! Reviews & Mini-Views Snakebird Complete ($14.99)

Then we move into the lists of the newest sales and expiring discounts, as we always do.

After that, we’ve got the list of new releases including Hammerwatch II and more. I’ve got one review myself, for the tactical RPG Arcadian Atlas. In today’s article, we get things started with a pair of reviews from our pal Mikhail, who is taking a look at Snakebird Complete and Fashion Dreamer. Hello gentle readers, and welcome to the SwitchArcade Round-Up for December 12th, 2023.

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