It feels as if the developers were heavily inspired by the kids’ TV show Lazytown for the game’s look and its antagonist – though apparently it looks even more akin to Paw Patrol, Twitter has informed me.įor the most part, The Stretchers plays a bit like LEGO City Undercover, with the hospital (which cures all of its patients with an outdoor ray machine, for some crazy reason) acting as the home base. This is a kooky game which blends a simplistic open world – way off the Hyrule of Breath of the Wild, and even a little less detailed than the Wuhu Island of Wii Sports Resort – with bitesize puzzle challenges where the two ambulance drivers must negotiate a series of hazards in order to extract unconscious patients known as ‘Dizzies’, who have been put into their state of deliriousness by the evil Captain Brain. While one player holds the door open, the other can move a crate to keep it that way. As with the likes of Snipperclips and Flip Wars before it on Switch, Nintendo has produced their latest wacky concept as a download exclusive, but this effort is packed with the sort of insane genius which brings us to think there might be more to be seen from its paramedic protagonists in the future. The Stretchers, released on the Switch eShop last week totally out of the blue, shows things have changed, as far as our favourite Japanese gaming giant’s attitude to new ideas goes.
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