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.

Interesting turn-based mechanics, a good map selection and important decisions: Broken Lines is a decent tactics game.

The new visit to the Oldest House is thoroughly enjoyable, while expanding on the strengths of the main game.

This might be something for fans of the legendary race track, but among ist weaknesses are the career, missing features and content in general.

Visually impressive horror on Mars, which takes inspiration from Lovecraft, but unfortunately never manages to create panic for the player.

This is a neat addition, if you’re keen on broadening the aesthetics, but in terms of principal content there is not enough.

This is a fountain of youth for shoot-em-ups: It is idiosyncratic and boisterous, but creative at the same time, resulting in a thoroughly motivation gem.

Really entertaining futuristic tactic rpg similar to Darkest Dungeon.

A rather short, but tremendously fascinating and relaxed puzzle trip through a world full of bizarre creatures and mechanisms.

Intuitive, designed professionally and with a stirring presentation, Half-Life Alyx is in a league of its own – not only visually.

Panzer Corps 2 is a very good wargame reminiscant of Panzer General, strongly profiting from ist new engine as well as enhanced dynamics and terrain variety.

Conceptually this is a very good expansion, which unfortunately can’t live up to its potential in its current form.

Technically solid port of a 23 year old shooter. The once N64 exclusive episode can’t keep up with modern retro shooters, but still delivers a lot of fun.

If you like to play solo, please stay away. But cooperatively this is great fun – at least until it becomes too frustrating towards the end.

A mini game collection for gamers with a tendency for chaos and sadism – mechanically crude, but very creative and funny.

Brutal, bloody and immensely unique in its flow: id Software raises the bar for the classic arena shooter to a new grand level.

Battle Royale à la Call of Duty: Warzone shows off a good concept, while being more beginner-friendly as well as more accessible than the competition.

Nintendo's island adventure can be boring at times, but also tremendously recreative – in any case it is unbelievably charming.

The concept was solidly transformed to VR and delivers nostalgic but sweet dance fun. The price tag isn’t worth the admission though...

Mystical, challenging, huge and astonishingly beautiful: This is a true gem in the field of open platforming.

This is no excellent shooter – by a long run. But regardless this is a decently modernised classic and a well executed journey through time.