Slow paced jump&run with a beautiful world and some clever traps. Nonetheless you’re better off with Limbo and even more so with Inside.

Conceptually interesting visual novel giving you an emotional take on artificial intelligence.

Asgard’s Wrath is a competent, vast, visually stunning and challenging action RPG for VR. It could use some finetuning in terms of partner AI and the control options for looting, though.

The way it approaches tactical battles, make John Wick Hex not only interesting, but quite unique. But it also starts to show the lack of diversity too soon.

The visuals are drastically reduced in parts, but the overall quality of quest design and storytelling manages to keep the fascination intact.

Quite old-fashioned, yet still entertaining roleplaying game.

Pretty visuals and a heart-warming story make this mix of exploration, graffiti- and ghost-puzzles a decent as well as relaxing experience – although one with weaknesses in terms of battle system as well as some technical issues.

Challenging and forceful 2D action-adventure set within a straggly world – each and every of the many deaths will be worthwhile.

While the roaming through the open world can be fun at times (especially if you are touring with a co-op-team), this amalgam of various elements from other Ubisoft franchises lacks character.

Despite technical changes necessayr for Switch this still is a grand fantasy epic with loads of interesting interactions.

At its core this is still a good hockey game. But it is streamlined too much towards arcade-action while offering basically the same content as last year.

Charming, silly and full of cleverly placed secrets: Platonic’s 2D platformer is a worthy successor to Donkey Kong Country, but loses its grip toward the end due to the dissatisfying Tonika system.

If you like silly games mixed with stealth, this charming little indie gem might just be the one for you.

It clearly has some deficits, but despite all of them this is a really good SciFi-puzzle-adventure.

GRID focuses on the basics, and that is barebones racing. Don’t expect anything beyond that to keep you motivated.

While the mechanics scream for an award Arena suffers from aggressive monetarization and the missing Eternal formats.

Bizarre Souls-like with an interesting anime-design, but flaws in terms of visuals and storytelling.

Ori on Switch still is a brilliant exploration platformer with constant challenges and an incredible soundtrack that it was for its premiere a few years. Visually it might not be as shiny as the original but Ori makes up for that with improved balance finetuning, among other things.

One of the most innovative building strategy games in recent years plays very well on consoles. And you have the added bonus of having all add-ons at your disposal, while most of the minor problems that plagued the PC version in the beginning were addressed.

The mechbuilding is kinda cool, and so ist controlling these metal monsters. Unfortunately the action is rather mundane and set in pathetic areas.

No multiplayer, but a multitude of point- and currency-systems. Even though you can unlock a lot for free, the finance model takes a toll on the game design – too much to make this an entertaining party game.

Visually dowdy, full of grind and filled with daft decisions for the couch co-op. Even if you are a hardcore-fan of the franchise, you don’t need this. Even less, if you are looking for a decent twinstick shooter.

FIFA 20 stagnates on a solid level. Volta can’t utilize the fresh potential of street football enough while on the pitch the balance between offense and defense is missing.

Northgard looks good and plays well on Switch. The building strategy sports a clever control scheme and ships with all updates. Nonetheless it still keeps some minor flaws.

If you like games like The Witness, The Talos Principle or Obduction, this solid puzzle-adventure might scratch your itch.

Enjoyable platformer that would benefit from more variety.

This a very good fight-focused action-adventure. It has some flaws in terms of storytelling as well as visually, but makes up for that with an excellent level design, exploration and motivating character development.

The presentation is incredibly charming, as is the content with its affectionate enhancements to a very endearing od school JRPG.