Travis Strikes Again review: Switch may already have its weirdest game of 2019

Ars Technica
By Sam MachkovechJan 16, 2019, 9:00 am133 pts
Enlarge (credit: Grasshopper Manufacture) Have you heard of video game developer Goichi Suda, better known to fans as Suda51? If so, you're likely familiar with his brand of weird games, from Western cult classics Killer 7 and No More Heroes to decidedly Japanese visual novels like The Silver Case. But Suda51…

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