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5.5

Mixed or average reviews- based on 8 Ratings

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  2. Negative: 3 out of 8

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  1. Apr 28, 2019
    7
    While it may be a phone game brought to the Switch, it was actually a really fun match 3 game. It has some replay value in that each level has a perfect score that the player can achieve. The game can get a little hard at times due to the order of the beasts coming out being random so you can't always make a strategy to beat the level with continued plays. I found myself sinking severalWhile it may be a phone game brought to the Switch, it was actually a really fun match 3 game. It has some replay value in that each level has a perfect score that the player can achieve. The game can get a little hard at times due to the order of the beasts coming out being random so you can't always make a strategy to beat the level with continued plays. I found myself sinking several hours into this game early in the life of the Switch when there wasn't much for games available. Now, it may be a game to wait and pick up until it's on sale. Expand
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48

Generally unfavorable reviews - based on 4 Critic Reviews

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  1. Positive: 0 out of 4
  2. Negative: 1 out of 4
  1. Sep 14, 2017
    50
    Boost Beast is an underwhelming take on the established match three formula. The few attempts Arzest make to set it apart backfire, making much of the game dependent on luck. You either lack the correct colors to defeat the zombies or you score ridiculously big boosts with very little effort, making even victory unsatisfying. Unless you absolutely must have your match three fix on the Switch, there are better puzzle games out there.
  2. Aug 29, 2017
    70
    Boost Beast is a wholly serviceable match-three game with a cute theme, fun mechanics, and plenty of content to keep you entertained. It has a few notable balance issues — including an overemphasis on luck and some puzzling vestiges of its free-to-play origins — but it’s still a good time for fans of the genre, and a worthwhile addition to the Switch’s growing puzzle library.
  3. 35
    Looking over the complete package there aren’t many notable features that make Boost Beast compelling, even for casual puzzle fans who are dying for a traditional match-3 to play on their Switch. The truth is, even if the game looks appealing to you in some form, if you have a smartphone of an average size you’re far better off getting the game in that space. It’s important for the Switch to have a diverse lineup that includes something for everyone. Unfortunately in the case of Boost Beast, even lacking an alternative for a simple and traditional match-3 experience, I have a hard time recommending it to anyone.