Famitsu, one of Japan’s most respected gaming magazines, has released its latest batch of review scores for Nintendo Switch titles for the week of November 19, 2025.
Famitsu remains a trusted source for both Japanese and global audiences, with millions of readers eager for its weekly game review insights.
The magazine’s scoring system involves four editors each assigning a score out of 10, for a maximum possible total of 40 points per game, offering a comprehensive and balanced assessment of each title’s quality. This week’s reviews offer a snapshot of key Nintendo Switch releases, ranging from original IP to licensed favorites: - **Annie: Last Hope** received scores of 7, 7, 6, and 8 from the panel.
This totals 28 out of 40, reflecting a generally favorable reception for the adventure game, which continues to build its following on the eShop. - **Badboy Brother** was awarded straight 7s from all four Famitsu editors, achieving a total of 28 out of 40.
The score suggests a consistent and solid experience for Switch players exploring this new release. - **SpongeBob SquarePants: Titans of the Tide** earned a notably high score, with each editor giving the title 8 points.
The consistent 8/8/8/8 breakdown results in 32 out of 40, making it one of the top-rated games this week.
This title, developed in collaboration with the well-known SpongeBob franchise, continues to draw attention from both fans and newcomers on the Nintendo Switch platform. - **Yggdra Kingdom** received scores of 8, 7, 7, and 7.
With a total of 29 out of 40, this release has shown particularly strong performance, indicating solid gameplay and design that appeal to RPG enthusiasts on the Switch. In a statement representative of Famitsu’s editorial approach, the review team emphasized that each game is rated on multiple criteria, including gameplay mechanics, graphics, innovation, and overall entertainment value.
This multi-editor scoring system is designed to lend objectivity and credibility, offering readers a well-rounded perspective on the latest Nintendo Switch releases. Famitsu’s weekly review scores serve as a significant barometer for the Japanese game market, often shaping sales trends and player expectations.
For those following game development and Nintendo Switch library growth, these latest reviews provide valuable insights into both new IP and established franchises landing on the platform. For a history of Famitsu’s previous review scores and in-depth analyses of Nintendo titles, readers can consult our archives for further details.
Famitsu remains a trusted source for both Japanese and global audiences, with millions of readers eager for its weekly game review insights.
The magazine’s scoring system involves four editors each assigning a score out of 10, for a maximum possible total of 40 points per game, offering a comprehensive and balanced assessment of each title’s quality. This week’s reviews offer a snapshot of key Nintendo Switch releases, ranging from original IP to licensed favorites: - **Annie: Last Hope** received scores of 7, 7, 6, and 8 from the panel.
This totals 28 out of 40, reflecting a generally favorable reception for the adventure game, which continues to build its following on the eShop. - **Badboy Brother** was awarded straight 7s from all four Famitsu editors, achieving a total of 28 out of 40.
The score suggests a consistent and solid experience for Switch players exploring this new release. - **SpongeBob SquarePants: Titans of the Tide** earned a notably high score, with each editor giving the title 8 points.
The consistent 8/8/8/8 breakdown results in 32 out of 40, making it one of the top-rated games this week.
This title, developed in collaboration with the well-known SpongeBob franchise, continues to draw attention from both fans and newcomers on the Nintendo Switch platform. - **Yggdra Kingdom** received scores of 8, 7, 7, and 7.
With a total of 29 out of 40, this release has shown particularly strong performance, indicating solid gameplay and design that appeal to RPG enthusiasts on the Switch. In a statement representative of Famitsu’s editorial approach, the review team emphasized that each game is rated on multiple criteria, including gameplay mechanics, graphics, innovation, and overall entertainment value.
This multi-editor scoring system is designed to lend objectivity and credibility, offering readers a well-rounded perspective on the latest Nintendo Switch releases. Famitsu’s weekly review scores serve as a significant barometer for the Japanese game market, often shaping sales trends and player expectations.
For those following game development and Nintendo Switch library growth, these latest reviews provide valuable insights into both new IP and established franchises landing on the platform. For a history of Famitsu’s previous review scores and in-depth analyses of Nintendo titles, readers can consult our archives for further details.
