I am really happy that Suda 51 and his excentric style of gamedesign are back. But you cannot help but notice the “ring rust”. A decent effort, but not quite at the level of Lollipop Chainsaw and other Suda-masterpieces.

It reminds you of Ico or Journey, but this exploration adventure doesn’t reach the depth you’re hoping for and disappoints on a technical level.

Albeit improved, this masked martial arts adventure still is too short and too barebones.

The mixture of dialogue adventure, mystery thriller and challenging puzzler didn’t lose a beat. Seven years after its console premiere this still is a captivating experience.

Don’t be fooled: This is (as it always was) a challenging old school platformer. The simple design feels a bit outdated by now, though.

Well executed tactical battles oozing loads of Warhammer atmosphere. It lacks variety though, while the presentation also could be optimized.

Tense souls-like with a polarizing artdesign and technical flaws that stop it in its tracks.

A tense as well as challenging online shooter that manages to strike a balance between simulation and fast paced action.

The beloved qualities of Borderlands 2 are still there, but the fun suffers from an unoptimized VR experience.

An already sub-par racing game is even worse on Switch. The whole experience suffers from technical limitations of the hardware.

The audiovisual design is as unique as it is special, but the mechanics are unnerving, frustrating and suffer from repitition.

A beautifully designed platform adventure with quite a few surprises and good ideas, making this a playable artwork that will not leave you untouched.

A fascinating survival adventure in a wonderfully weird underwater world.

Interesting take on classic adventures adding a dose of roleplaying aspects to a captivating mystery story and a varied dialogue system.

If you are interested in the dancing adventure of the Persona crews, get the collection. Not only is it cheaper, it is also the only chance for you to play the still superior Persona 4 Dancing on PS4.

Pathfinder has some flaws, but nonetheless delivers a tremendous amount of entertainment for fans of pen & paper fantasy.

The franchise essence is still there and responsible for a lot of over the top explosive action that you love or hate about the series. But the enormous hardware requirements of the Apex engine make this a tough cookie to chew on - even more so on consoles.

Enjoyable point & click adventure with a touch of mystery, a very unique visual design and entertaining, yet sometimes incoherent puzzles.

A nice collection of classics that will take you to an era where the fight between Nintendo and Sega was at its peak.

A great artdesign and a good direction make this a very special horror experience. But you have to get over some mechanical flaws.

There are certain detail flaws in some areas, but Fury’s entry into the Darksiders universe is thoroughly entertaining as well as challenging.

Nothing particularly outstanding about this “fun”-racer, except its lackluster content.

The first expansion focuses on the wrong elements and doesn’t deliver enough content.

The concept still is promising but technical shortcomings harm this port of a theoretically thrilling future racer.

If you play locally or solo this is one of the best and content richest Switch games out there. Just don’t expect to get too much fun out of the laggy online modes - yet.

Tense battle for survival that suffers from technical shortcomings compared to the PC version.

A tense tactical adventure in an absolutely convincing world that can’t keep the pace it is initially setting.

Make no mistake: This is still better than Rebirth. Having said that, Foundation not only is flawed in so many areas, but also is light years away from the series former glory and definitely not a game to shorten the waiting time for Star Citizen...