Tokyo Scramble

"Tokyo Scramble isn’t a bad game by any means. It’s very much middle of the road. It does look exciting at times, with some areas standing out more than others, and overall it’s a pretty good-looking game. Anne and the …"

"Tokyo Scramble feels like a title scrambled together just to get a release up on the Nintendo Switch 2. Despite having some good ideas here and there, it’s overall very unpolished, messy, and full of wrinkles that shouldn’t have even …"

"​I wanted to like Tokyo Scramble so much. A Switch 2 exclusive horror with dinosaurs and a generous dose of that sweet, sweet jank is exactly something I can get behind. Trust me, I can somewhat look beyond janky visuals …"

"Tokyo Scramble delivers a tense survival-stealth experience built around exploration, environmental interaction, and avoiding dangerous creatures lurking beneath Tokyo. The variety of enemies and the constant pressure during exploration create genuinely effective moments of suspense. However, a weak narrative, repetitive …"

"Tokyo Scramble is a very rough game. It has a great, crazy premise: dinosaurs living under Tokyo, a young girl with apps, and a strong will. Some creative ideas can be seen in their natural traps. When it works, it&s;s …"

"Tokyo Scramble is an ambitious stealth adventure that introduces a handful of clever mechanics but struggles to unify them into a satisfying whole. While its dinosaur-infested setting and gadget-driven stealth show flashes of creativity, those moments are undermined by an …"

"Tokyo Scramble is one of the worst Switch 2 exclusive games made to date, with tedious stealth, outdated graphics, and a nothing-story."

"No one can accuse Tokyo Scramble of being generic or unoriginal. It brings together good ideas and interesting concepts that, if better developed, could result in something truly remarkable. However, in the end, it feels like a melting pot of …"

"TOKYO SCRAMBLE isn&s;t a perfect game, and some aspects like repetitiveness and visual limitations are noticeable, but it manages to create tension and keep us hooked thanks to its stealth, exploration, and strategic resources. The underground setting of Tokyo and …"

"Overall, Tokyo Scramble is a decent survival game. It&s;s a little rough around the edges, with a few graphical hiccups. The cute dialogue doesn&s;t always fit in, but then again, this is Tokyo! It&s;s the perfect setting for such a …"

"It neither uses its premise to create a unique stealth experience, nor does it lean into its own ridiculousness enough to be compellingly campy. There is a nice attempt at enemy variety, and an honest effort at puzzle-based stealth, but …"

"Tokyo Scramble is a stealth-first horror game that traps you in derailed subway tunnels under Tokyo, with dinosaur-like Zinos waiting for you to make a mistake. Sneaking, heart-rate management, and Anne’s watch apps turn vending machines, alarms, gates, and elevators …"

"On paper, the Tokyo Scramble concept isn’t bad. A survival horror game with post-apocalyptic vibes and dinosaurs? Sounds like a wild ride. There are moments of creativity and clever design, but these are overshadowed by monster maze monotony. Tokyo Scramble …"

"Mixing tactical stealth, evolved dinosaurs, and an underground Tokyo should have been exciting, yet Tokyo Scramble ends up feeling like a painfully unfinished prototype."

"Tokyo Scramble starts with a few interesting ideas, but it never manages to make them entertaining. Between the messy story, unclear stealth, recycled enemies, and a gameplay loop that quickly wears thin, this ends up feeling unfinished. I kept waiting …"

"Tokyo Scramble is worthwhile for those seeking a survival experience focused on tension and style, but less so for those expecting a stealth thriller with deep strategic construction."

"Tokyo Scramble is a neat experiment and it mostly works, as long as you play the game in shorter bursts as it&s;s designed."

"Tokyo Scramble proves that putting dinosaurs in a game does not automatically make it good. You still need things like level design, controls, and fun. Right now, the only thing that’s extinct here… is my patience."

"Tokyo Scramble has some neat ideas, but the frustrating gameplay, choppy performance, and poorly-written characters hold it back from succeeding as a stealth game. I hope the more inventive aspects of the game can make a return in a more …"