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PS3Blog.netApr 201860/100BINGO for Nintendo Switch is a fun party game that is great in short bursts of gaming, but that might feel a bit too repetitive during longer sessions. If you're a fan of BINGO then this game is perfect for you since you could just play the Classic BINGO mode and get your money's worth, but if you're looking for something a bit deeper, then this game is not going to do it for you.
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Pure NintendoHarrison MilfeldApr 20183.5/10Bingo for Nintendo Switch is just a dull and lackluster party game offering with no real substance whatsoever.
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Nindie SpotlightJustin NationMar 20184/10Of course there’s the classic mode, where everyone has a card and can take a reasonable amount of time to identify whether or not they have the number that has been called on their card...
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Nintendo InsiderRyan JanesApr 20182/10BINGO for Nintendo Switch is tedious, repetitive and just plain dull. None of the four available games offer anything close to fun, the constant focus on searching for numbers wearing out its welcome quickly. Bottom line, there are so many great ways to spend your time on the Switch and BINGO isn’t one of them.
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