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Review of The Swords of Ditto: Mormo's Curse on Nintendo Switch

by Gemma Looksby Gemma Looksby photo May 2019
Cover image of The Swords of Ditto: Mormo's Curse on Switch
Gamefings Score: 7
Platform: Switch Switch logo
Released: 02 May 2019
Genre: Action Role-playing
Developer: Onebitbeyond
Publisher: Devolver Digital

Introduction

Welcome to The Swords of Ditto: Mormo's Curse, a game where every hero dreams big but usually winds up fighting a giant lizard in their pajamas. This whimsical action RPG finally arrived on the Nintendo Switch, thus giving the portable console yet another reason to become your best friend. Can you handle the adventure of trying to save a kingdom from a big bad evil guy while figuring out where you left your last pizza slice? Well, let's dive in and find out!

Gameplay

Imagine you're tasked with saving a kingdom but with the added pressure of a three-day deadline, because apparently, 'time is of the essence' as the magical fairies would say. In this game, you play as a randomly generated hero (think of it as rolling dice for a new character every time you lose-fun, right?). Your main goal? Defeat Mormo. Who is Mormo? Think of that friend who always steals your fries, only magnified a thousand times, with magical powers and a really funky laugh. You explore a vibrant world from a top-down perspective, fight off quirky enemies, snag tons of loot, and keep your hero alive long enough to do something useful! Oh, and did I mention there's a cooperative multiplayer mode? Grab a friend and hope they're better at combat than holding the remote, because timing is crucial in this game. You can experience a delightful cycle of death and perseverance (a bit like real life, but with less laundry). Time for a fresh hero! Rinse and repeat until glorious victory or your game crashes-whichever comes first.

Graphics

Graphically, The Swords of Ditto is like that colorful artsy friend who insists every piece they make is 'expressive'. The characters, environments, and animations feel like they were crafted by a bunch of hipster squirrels who just discovered digital art. Each location is filled with bright colors and quirky animations, which makes even the grumpiest of gamers crack a smile. It's Xbox vs. crayons, and crayons win every time! The art style is charming and whimsical, making it hard to resist getting lost in its entertaining depths. So, if you've ever wondered what it would be like to frolic through a cartoonish world while wielding shiny weapons like a confused pirate, well, here's your answer! Prepare your eyes for a feast as they will be pampered with delightful animations and vibrant landscapes. Plus, it's easy on the Switch screen, so you can fight on the go as you silently judge the world around you.

Conclusion

In summary, The Swords of Ditto: Mormo's Curse is a cute, vibrant adventure filled with charming characters, bouncy combat, and a frequent sense of impending doom (thanks, Mormo). The roguelike elements add depth, allowing for a fresh take on each new cycle of play, plus a cooperative mode serves as a brilliant excuse to rope your friends into the madness. Just remember: if you happen to die, don't throw a tantrum; remember that you're in the whimsical world where another hero is just waiting in the wings. Grab your Switch, your best friend, and maybe a pizza because this quest is definitely one for the books (or casual playing while lying flat on your couch)! Grab the opportunity to save Ditto while constantly asking yourself 'Why did I choose to play this right now?'

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