Skull Island: Rise of Kong
The Nintendo Switch’s eShop has been a breeding ground for some serious hellspawn lately, likethat rip-off The Last of Us clone that was so bad itgot pulled from sale and saw Sony step in to erase its existence just one month later. Skull Island: Rise of Kong from developer IguanaBee is just as bad and buggy, and no one’s stopping it. From the titular ape getting stuck in walls to character animations locking up to environmental assets disappearing,Rise of Kong was a fundamentally broken mess of a game that needed a few more years of work,not just one. Because this is the result of a single year’s worth of development time.
