New Pokémon Snap is a surprisingly complex photo simulator that is not only fun for die-hard Pokémon fans.

Pokémon: Let's Go is a game for the heart, not for the brain. However, the Pokémon feeling is transported unbeatably well.

Bugsnax is not a technical masterpiece, but is full of creative ideas, fun gameplay mechanics and lots of heart.

Despite poorly thought-out innovations, Codemaster's F1 series continues to offer a great overall racing game package.

Dying Light: The Beast combines the strengths of its predecessors to create the best installment in the series to date.

Hob is a fascinating mix of minimalistic and complex ideas that blend so seamlessly and organically that a coherent overall image emerges, not the least reminiscent of games such as The Legend of Zelda and Ico. The great focus on exploring without any explanation is great - although it is a bit unfortunate that Hob does not tell an interesting story.

Wo Long is an action firework with a great, complex combat system, but unfortunately with some technical issues.

Cuddly Jump&Run with fun couch co-op and fantastic music levels. The sacklings do well without an editor!

Solid railway company game in the style of Ascaron's economic simulations. Doesn't reinvent the wheel, but runs well.

An exciting world and high replay value sparkle once again in The Outer Worlds 2, even if the main story is not the strongest.

TOEM is an all-around charming photo adventure with heartwarming stories and quirky characters, but pretty short and shallow characters, but pretty short and shallow.

With its mixture of serious story and relaxed gameplay, Wanderstop shows how important it is to shift down a gear sometimes.

Echo is not using its full potential, but the adaptive AI offers an interesting gameplay idea and a cool sci-fi story.

An action-packed, atmospheric new edition of the classic, but which is still in the shadow of its predecessor

Despite limitations in graphics and operation, it's amazing that Doom works so well on the Switch, even in handheld mode. Personally, I would like to play such an impressive experience as Doom rather on the big TV, but luckily with the switch one has the choice.

Kirby Air Riders is the most chaotic racing game of recent years, yet it offers more depth and scope than almost any other title in the fun racer genre.

An impressive visual and interactive experience, especially for VR novices, but the gameplay is too linear and shallow.

I give preference to the switch version, because I can take it everywhere and barely compromise. Rockstar has delivered an impressive port here and even incorporated an intuitive touch screen control.

Quotation forthcoming.

FIFA 20 scores above all with its scope, because with its numerous competitions and licensed teams you get the full package here.

Technically, it's a great remake, but the gameplay hasn't aged well. Still recommended for fans of the genre and gamers with an interest in game history.

Civilization 7 has great new ideas, but still needs some fine-tuning in terms of balancing and AI.

Monster Hunter Stories is a solid RPG for novice players of the series. Fans will miss the epic battles and the complex crafting.

Curse of the Dead Gods is an excellent rogue-lite, but clearly loses out in comparison with Hades.

Crimson Desert offers a stunning open world that allows players to get lost in rewarding exploration and engaging combat – so much, that you'll even overlook the thin narrative and cluttered controls.

A classic Soulslike with refreshing ideas that you shouldn't take lightly.

The moody Tim Burton look, the innovative combat system and the exceptional characters can't fully compensate for the lack of variety.

If you want to experience an incredibly atmospheric dystopia from three gripping, strongly influenced angles, then this is the place to be.