Games Switch Go Vacation

Go Vacation is just like a real holiday - if you go off and do your own thing rather than following the signposts, it's surprisingly enjoyable

Lobster hat, Fishnet Speedo Junior, wheelie shoes, "Invisible Dog" leash... Well, I'm packed.

Cubed3 Rating Go Vacation is a medley of summer activities - whether it's tearing up the sand in an ATV or trying to get a horse to ascend a castle and desperately leap over a river, because you can. Rather than a small number of traditional activities, Bandai Namco has gone all-inclusive with four resorts to explore - on foot, by train, on a skateboard, or even on a jet-ski. There's a surprisingly vast amount of content to discover and unlock in what many may assume could have been a shallow selection. It's a refined package that, whilst still harks back to the Wii era, feels more in-line with the Nintendo Switch offering for the most part. There are some odd control decisions for solo Joy-Con users, and some odd mini-games in the pot, but Go Vacation is a solid destination to visit - whether on a solo trip or having a bunch of friends tag along for the journey.

A tropical island that offers everlasting fun, if you can look past some issues.

Vi har varit på HD-semester tillsammans med Bandai Namco och utövat över 50 sportgrenar, utan att egentligen ha sådär övermåttans roligt en enda gång...