Captured on Nintendo Switch (Handheld/Undocked) Persevere through this very short sequence, however, make peace with the aforementioned negatives, and you'll be handsomely rewarded with a rich and satisfying dungeon crawler that strikes a sweet balance between engaging story, meaty combat, addictive treasure hunting and clever puzzles. Opening with a prologue that sees you assume control of King Attila and his wife Reka as they attempt to close a portal between their land and the underworld, things kick off here with a ten-minute introduction that highlights a few of this port's niggling technical issues, namely a slightly blurred image quality with regards to enemies during battle and a lack of motion controls that can make some puzzles a little finnicky to interact with. Zen Studios' Operencia: The Stolen Sun doesn't really get off to the brightest of starts on Nintendo Switch.
