You would think you’d need to take care while doing this, but you’ll actually get more points for driving wild and smashing into stuff. Once you’ve got everyone piled into your ambulance, you then need to drive them to the hospital.
You can rack up tons of extra points by seeking out hidden objects and completing sub-goals. The core missions have you searching out Dizzy people and bringing them back to your ambulance, a task which often requires you to solve various puzzles and avoid obstacles. Once you reach the location of the mission, there are a few different things you may find yourself doing. In two player mode, one person drives while the other operates extra gadgets like a nitro burst. The driving here errs towards the fun end of things, so you can do huge jumps or crash through whatever you like without any real consequences. Select a mission from the map, jump in your ambulance, and drive to the location. It’s a decent game when you’re playing on your own, but there’s definitely a wide gap between the two experiences.Īt any rate, whether you head out on your own or with a second player, you’ll be doing more or less the same things. Playing on your own is often awkward and a little too complicated. But while that game was designed around the idea of one person controlling two characters, it’s clear The Stretchers was built around the co-op mode. If you choose to fly solo, you’ll control both characters in a style that feels a bit like Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons. In the two-player mode, each of you takes control of one of the paramedics, forcing you to work together to overcome the game’s obstacles. I’ll say it right away: this game is a lot better if you’re playing with another person. Created by Swedish developer Tarsier Studios, who are best known for Little Nightmares, The Stretchers sees you take on the role of a team of paramedics who find themselves suddenly quite busy when people start coming down with the Dizzies.
It’s exceedingly rare for a game to drop out of the sky with virtually no fanfare, but that’s just what happened with The Stretchers, which hit the Switch eShop last Friday. Nintendo sometimes releases games out of nowhere, but for the most part such things happen alongside a Nintendo Direct presentation or something. Let’s check it out! Reviews The Stretchers ($19.99) We finish things up with a nice list of sales, including a very big outgoing list. Nothing as noteworthy as the last couple of weeks, but still some interesting games to look at. On top of that, there are summaries of all of today’s new releases. There wasn’t a whole lot of interesting news in the last day, but I do have a nice little review for you. Hello gentle readers, and welcome to the SwitchArcade Round-Up for November 12th, 2019.
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