Do you like spreadsheets? Empire of Sin, the strategy and management game from Romero Games, had a fairly rocky launch on the Nintendo Switch. Performance issues were cited frequently when people mentioned the game. It’s unfortunate since the top-down tactical RPG combat and the business and real estate management sim aspects of the game are rare to find in a higher profile release like this. Over a month after release and a few patches in, does the game still have issues? This is how the game should look. Well, yes, it’s still a very rough game from a technical standpoint. The visuals are blurry; textures that should have some dimension to them, like clothing or cobblestone, are flat. Lag spikes are frequent. Animations will occasionally not play or sound cues will be missed. Commands for your characters take a few tries to execute. The performance-related aspects are actually a noticeable bit better when playing docked; animations are much less likely to be skipped, for example. Lite owners and mostly-handheld players like me will have to live with the hiccups, however.