Things like pop-in in some of the larger locales, the frame rate could take a hit when speeding through areas and quickly turning at a swift pace, the load times did feel lengthier than other platforms, whilst the Joy Con controls when playing handheld could lack precision thanks to their small sticks. If you wanted to nit-pick, there were some imperfections.
My ranch was packed early on, but no real slowdown was suffered at all – it’s actually really impressive. I only suffered a handful of frame hitches during some of the game’s more busier areas so far, but I was impressed with its consistency. The visuals are as vibrant as ever (even if it’s obvious that they have taken a hit in some areas, though it’s nothing significant), the resolution and clarity are sharp in both docked and handheld modes, whilst the frame rate consistently stays above 30fps.
Check out a gallery of screenshots down below:Ĭertain releases can see shortcomings when they make their way to the Nintendo Switch, but I’m happy to report that Slime Rancher: Plortable Edition is a pretty impressive port. This review will focus on the game’s release on the Nintendo Switch though, with Slime Rancher: Plortable Edition marking the four-year-old game’s debut on a Nintendo console. Trust me, I would know I’ve spent close to eighty hours with it on the Xbox One. The addictive Slime-collecting gameplay, the varied selection of quirky and exotic Slimes, the mysteries of the vibrant world, the whimsical and warm-hearted vibe… it’s a real ‘feel good’ game to play that will quickly hook you in thanks to its wonderful gameplay. I could talk for hours about the things I love about Slime Rancher.
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