Famitsu Review Scores for May 2025: Two Point Museum, Frog Detective, and More Assessed for Nintendo Switch
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Published on: May 07, 2025
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Japan’s leading gaming publication Famitsu has published its latest round of game review scores for the week of May 7, 2025, offering valuable insights for Nintendo Switch players and industry observers.
Famitsu, well-known for its four-critic panel review system, continues to be a reference point for game publishers and consumers in Japan and around the world.
Among this week’s standout Nintendo Switch titles is "Two Point Museum," the newest entry in the acclaimed management simulation series developed by Two Point Studios and published by SEGA.
Building on the success of the franchise’s previous releases, "Two Point Museum" invites players to build and curate their own world-class museum, blending humor and strategic gameplay.
Famitsu’s panel awarded "Two Point Museum" impressive scores of 9, 8, 8, and 8, bringing its total to 33 out of 40—a strong endorsement reflecting the game’s engaging mechanics and replayability.
Another notable Switch release reviewed this week is "Frog Detective: The Entire Mystery," a collection combining the series’ lighthearted detective adventures into one accessible package.
Critics at Famitsu rated the title 7, 7, 8, and 9, totaling 31 out of 40.
Reviewers highlighted its creative narrative design and approachable gameplay, making it appealing to both returning fans and newcomers.
"The Garden of Hermeneus," an independent title that blends puzzle mechanics with atmospheric storytelling, received scores of 7, 8, 8, and 7 for a cumulative 30 out of 40.
Critics praised its thought-provoking challenges and immersive art direction, noting its unique presence on the Nintendo eShop for players seeking a cerebral experience.
Meanwhile, "Yasha: Legends of the Demon Blade," an action RPG inspired by Japanese folklore, received an aggregate score of 30 out of 40 (8, 8, 7, and 7 from the panel).
Famitsu’s reviewers commended its fluid combat mechanics and captivating visual style, affirming its appeal to fans of action-centric Switch titles.
Famitsu’s weekly reviews continue to serve as an essential barometer for Japanese gamers and international audiences alike.
The publication’s thorough multi-reviewer approach offers a comprehensive look at new releases across the Nintendo Switch platform, delivering informed opinions valuable to both consumers and industry professionals.
For a deeper dive into previous Famitsu scores and ongoing coverage of Nintendo Switch releases, readers can access dedicated archives detailing the publication’s decade-long influence on the gaming landscape.
