To say I have been impatiently waiting for Hello Kitty Island Adventure to land on Nintendo Switch would be an understatement. I was completely jealous when my colleagues at CGM were able to jump in over a year ago on iOS.

On the surface, its large and colorful world, cutesy critters, and never-ending to-do list feel energetic and new. But sadly, that surface is all there is. A shallow pool of endless gifting and mindless tasks are locked behind daily progression gates to distract you from the fact that you are,

It doesn’t quite translate as a console game — but it’s still a dream game for Sanrio fans