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Experience the three Shadowrun classics developed by Harebrained Schemes!

• Shadowrun returns: As someone living on the edges of society and in the shadow of the massive corporate world, you need to fight to survive all the challenges with your skill and instinct alone.
• Shadowrun: Dargonfall – Director’s Cut: A standalone game inspired by the Dragonfall expansion of Shadowrun returns with all-new additional improvements, contents, and many more!
• Shadowrun: Hong Kong: Hong Kong, a land of contradictions. It’s one of the most infamous and progressive hubs of businesses in the East, and one of the world’s most dangerous places to be. A land of shimmering lights, high-rise buildings, and insatiable spirits where life is inexpensive, and everything comes at a price.

Reviews

There isn’t a weak link among the three, with each story feeling relevant today. The exploration of hopelessness in the face of technological power or the inequality among people born into different circumstances can, at times, be brutal, but Shadowrun is largely about those without agency reclaiming it for themselves and others – an inspirational story, especially now. For that reason alone, the games are well-worth engaging in – but the tactical combat is still a draw too, scratching the itch for challenging content with plenty of rewarding eureka moments for those willing to spend time within.

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A very good bundle of some very good games, Shadowrun Trilogy packages together some of the best cyberpunk-meets-fantasy stories. While far from what can be considered classics, all three of the titles on offer are lots of fun nonetheless, as long as one can stomach the somewhat simplistic combat, and the tiny text that almost renders the Switch’s portability useless.

Cubed3

The Shadowrun Trilogy is a superb trio of RPG classics that we were psyched to get stuck into all over again on Nintendo Switch. However, constant performance issues, including stuttering frame rates, long loading times, unresponsive and sticky controls, and a serious bug that freezes your game entirely at points, means that this is a series of ports we find it very difficult to recommend picking up as things currently stand at launch.

Nintendo Life