An outstanding game that works pretty well on a console like Switch, especially on TV mode. Its performance on handheld mode is not good. That paired with some boring/repetitive mechanics that were on the other versions make this Switch version the least recommendable of them all, but still a fun and interesting game.

An interesting narrative adventure closer to some point'n click games than to any other game. It's cute graphics and character are what make this game special, despite some minor technical flaws and the feeling that we wanted to have a little bit more of everything on Ghost Giant.

Unpretentious entertainment that drags too many technical and artistic aspects that are too outdated today.

An interesting proposal that pays attention to your feeling more than to graphics or sound to tell us a moving story about loneliness.

An interesting story and concept that may be too hardcore if you are not an RPG fan, but that may fulfill your wishes if you are that kind of gamer.

A good port of an already good co-op platformer that doesn't do anything new, nor anything but despite being relatively short.

Super Dragon Ball Heroes has been a success in Japan for years and it's good that we have it now on Switch and PC in the same title. SDBH World Mission contains many hours of fun if you connect with its cards and you want a fan service.

An interesting take on the classic Burnout-esque racing games, but falls too short on its efforts when you are not on the track, with awful menus, a bad campaign design and lack of game modes to be a true Burnout successor.

A bad adaptation that stills looks like an early access game.

Outward mixes elements of survival games and the old school RPG virtues, but its creators needed more time and money to create a memorable experience. It is a big map, there are many things to do and it is a difficult journey. However, all that is not enough for him to work perfectly. There are technical errors. If you want a challenge and remember another time of RPGs, enter in its spell.

A simple and accessible RTS that tries to copy some classics but doesn't achieve greatness.

A good taste of nostalgia that still smells a bit old, despite its improvements over the original game.

A good classic dungeon crawler that may be too rude for non-usual players of the genre.

Tropico 6 is entertaining fun, which guarantees many hours of management and strategy, with a well-leveled difficulty. Although it is inevitable not to think that it is a low-risk and original work.

Assassin's Creed 3 Remastered, without correcting the major structural problems of the original, is still a recommended title as a complete edition of a way of making games that Ubisoft no longer implements.

With the passage of a few hours of game already we will realize that the enormous size of the Generation Zero map does not do justice to the infinitesimal number of playable possibilities.

An extremely beautiful game that gets a bit boring with time due to its artificial replayability and its low difficulty.

An outstanding game that take the essence on the Soulsborne games and brings it forward to make one of the most compelling game experiences that we have played in a while.

If you are into this kind of game (musou + visual novel) this is a great example of the genre.

The Division 2 does not introduce a massive revolution in its formula, nor does it pretend to be on, given the good taste in our mouths that the first one left. It more than meets the "more and better" expected of a sequel.

Simple but entertaining roguelike that may not be a GOTY but can take a few hours of your time if you are into this kind of game.

One Piece World Seeker looked like 'the game' for One Piece fans, but finally is just a game for those fans, leaving everyone else bored with its bad mission and combat design.

Unfortunately, Left Alive ends up being the heir of a period of Japanese development that we thought was extinct. Neither its stealth nor its shootings convince.

DMC5 makes even better what this franchise does best, improving on its formula in almost every way, but doesn't do anything new In the process. The game doesn't has any hiccups or problems, so if you are the kind of gamer that loves these frantic action games, you'll be more than happy with Capcom's latest creation.

A great -but short- homage to the old shoot'em up classic that is as hard as it is satisfying.

Still a good game, but as a port it could have done better in terms of keeping the original game's spirit alive.

A deep and accessible fighting game that will entertain lonely gamers for a while, but that actually has some flaws in terms of online game modes. The game will probably improve over time as DOA 5 did, but as it is right now it falls a bit short.

The Lego series is not typically as evolutionary as videogames usually are. But with The Lego movie 2: the videogame, TT games drastically changes their way to offer us a title which explores an unseen way of playing in the main Lego series. A twist that is reminiscent of their forgotten Lego worlds and that seems to fit perfectly here. Hopefully, an open door to the future of the saga.