This is the musou action you love (or hate) with the added bonuses of One Piece, giant enemies and destructible environments.

Principally entertaining, yet unbalanced and in the long run monotonous team action.

Distressing and exactly what jumpscare-afficionados need: Even with its control flaws, Lies Beneath is a quite entertaining VR shooter.

Short co-op puzzler with interesting controls. There’s not much fun to be found, though.

Chaotic “racer” with a constantly growing bus. Due to its quirkiness fans of weirdly entertaining yet strange concepts might be tempted despite design flaws and little content.

This experience is technically outdated, too static and partially grotesquely unrealistic.

Short but beautifully mysterious puzzle-trip into a world full of bizarre machines.

Interesting mix of classic art and black humour à la Monty Python, wrapped in adventure mechanics.

By listening to players and critics alike Capybara improved the game design on basically every level, with the result of Below finally being the good game it could have been the first time around.

This is only a small sample from the “big” Jackbox Party Packs, but nonetheless tremendous party fun for quiz fans.

Easily accessible 2D beat-em-up with gorgeous visuals. While the rpg mode is quite dreary, great playability and the online battles make up for that in abundance.

Tense boss battles and interesting ideas collide with unnecessary grind.

Short, charming, good: Jolly platformer that (unlike its role model Super Meat Boy) appeals beyond hardcore gamers.

As an interactive movie experience The Complex is an entertaining thriller with some twists, but also plotholes.

Visually impressive adventure with gripping boss fights and a top-notch soundtrack, but also mechanical as well as with storytelling flaws.

Visually impressive rejuvenation of the well known shooting gallery Modern Warfare 2. No frills, but a lot of fun.

Shinsekai is a quite atmospheric maritime adventure with not only a dense sound experience but some neat design ideas as well.

Classic dungeon crawling á la The Bard’s Tale with fairy tale’ish visuals and intelligent puzzles.

Fascinating mechanical puzzles with you in the center.

Very conservatively presented and executed tagteam battles with not a lot of challenge, but a lot of grind.

If you have a lot of friends at your disposal, Zombie Army Trilogy offers decent entertainment on Switch thanks to a solid port.

Visually decent refurbished rail shooter straight out of an early 3D-era. Mechanically it is very limited, though, thus making it mostly interesting for Sega afficionados only.

Like the original, it is not as brilliant as the predecessor. Nonetheless Capcom delivers entertaining, albeit quite action-focused survival-horror, enhanced with a decent and actually innovative multiplayer mode.

Two years after ist PC premiere the Vikings start their realtime battles in a diorama-setting with tabletop flair.

Neat 2D-jump'n’shoot with hardly rewarding roguelike mechanics and frustrating weapon swap system, but charming enemy selection.

A gripping thriller centered on digital surveillance!

Beautifully enhanced and at its core still tremendously fascinating mixture of daily high school routine and bizarre mystery thriller.

Quotation forthcoming.