"GameShare, a multiplayer feature that's exclusive to the Switch 2, is a neat concept that so far has mostly been used in pretty standard ways. It lets you use one copy of a game and beam it to multiple Switches, making it a great way to experience local co-op titles like Survival Kids or Split Fiction. But I've finally found an inventive, and quite frankly bizarre, use for GameShare: turning survival horror into something more like a comedy."
"Tokyo Scramble launches this week as a Switch 2 exclusive, and it's a game that channels some of the slow, deliberate pace of genre classics like the original Resident Evil. You play as Anne, a woman who was riding a subway in Tokyo that then crashed deep into the Earth, revealing a hidden underground world full of dinosaur-like monsters. You don't have a gun or any weapons to defend yourself."
GameShare on Switch 2 lets one game copy stream to multiple consoles, enabling local shared play for co-op titles and unconventional setups. Tokyo Scramble is a Switch 2 exclusive that adopts a slow, deliberate survival-horror pace reminiscent of classic Resident Evil. The protagonist Anne survives a subway crash that reveals an underground world populated by dinosaur-like monsters. Anne has no weapons; her smartwatch is the primary tool, enabling interaction with environmental elements such as escalators and turnstiles to distract creatures and sneak past them. Gameplay blends environmental puzzle-solving with stealth-focused survival against increasingly dangerous foes.
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