Funky mode aside, Tropical Freeze remains largely unchanged. Which means there aren't many reasons for Wii U owners to buy it. But it also means that Switch now has one of the best platformers ever made in its library.

A really good translation of the original game and its spirit and a excellent point of entry for building a great tactics franchise.

For the first time ever, we can enjoy this Naruto trilogy in a portable device, which is pretty interesting for those who are huge fans of the franchise. It lacks performance though, so the edition is far from perfect and needs a patch as soon as possible.

The Thin Silence, that cunkling sound that is inside everyone and drives you to hope. The game, with its puzzles and pixel art visuals, explores the depths of human depression not only by using narrative, but also with the mechanics themselves.

Great management game, full of possibilities and options. However, has improvable touch screen control and isn't the best option to play in dock mode.

Solo manages to transport us into the landscapes of our souls to ask deep questions about love and learn more about ourselves, all the while providing an engaging set of puzzles, if somewhat clunky ones.

A different roguelite, beautiful artistically, with ingenious mechanics but bored with time.

The legendary role-playing game comes back to life with very few improvements but with the hope that the updates will do even better. We expected more from Beamdog.

This walking simulator has a good depth and makes us think about life and death. A unique experience that delivers great moments, although it's hard to immerse in its universe and it lacks some polishing.

Frostpunk builds upon the foundation that made This War of Mine a sleeper hit in 2014, providing a solid and innovative gameplay experience with real time strategy and survival elements. Winter is coming.

The 25th Ward is an interesting game which has an intricate story with complex moments that makes hard to know what's happening. Besides that having three different stories that get crisscross at some point, a good soundtrack with many types of music and some moments that are like retro games are its best points.

The House of Da Vinci is a puzzle based game similar to Fireproof's The Room. Leonardo Da Vinci is missing and your destiny as his most advanced pupil is to find him. Al tough the resolution of puzzles is quite ingenious, controls and camera are very imprecise.

Northgard is a good RTS game with a friendly gameplay for rookie gamers. Maybe we miss more fighters at the screen, but It's not a problem when you're fighting with Odin in a cartoon style.

Outlast 2 is one of the most anxious Survival Horror in current gen and still is great with its new and solid Switch port.

On one hand, it's a must have for those who love Rick and Morty. A fun new version of Job Simulator. Puzzles and exploration plenty of laughs and hilarious dialogs. In the other hand, it's only a 2/3 hours experience and there isn't any real replay value. It isn't long enough (neither deep or varied) for the asking price (30€).

Outlast is one of the best horror games in the last decade, and it still is six years later. Now, it's a great addition for the Switch, a console that lacks of this genre, and it will be grateful to receive an absolutely horrific game that has some deficits, but is enjoyable anyway.

A JRPG that combines classic concept with original decisions, but that remains in the shadow of the greats of Nintendo 3DS.

With the new additions that improve the gameplay, Gal Gun 2 becomes an easy game to manage with a lot of extra content like new game modes and high replayability with six endings, make this the most complete title in the series appeared to date.

God of war is an example of a great reboot. Intense and violent as its predecessors, the new combat mechanics, point of view and nordic mythology are solid arguments to declare it one of the best PS4 exclusives. And amazing starting point for the future of the series.

This version of Impact Winter corrects the technical flaws of the PC launch. An enjoyable survival experience, but one that forgets the emotional aspect.

Boring, tedious but somewhat attractive, this would be better as a tech demo or half-priced game but certainly does not work as a full priced title. Unfortunate.

Field of Glory is an excellent turn-based strategy game, with a high degree of historical rigor and a high level of difficulty that makes it not suitable for all types of audiences. The recreation of armies and units that compose it are made with care. There are a lot of battles available, five campaigns, a local editor, a basic multiplayer and the possibility to enjoy scenarios created by other members of the community.

Ash of Gods: Redemption holds a deep grimdark spirit in its rich lore and narrative. An intelligent combination of visual novel and roguelike.

We find few reasons to recommend Past Cure. It is quite far from what is expected of a video game: having fun with it.

Being the third and final installment on the "Mysterious" trilogy, this game offers a title which takes the best from the recent games and mix it with some features from the "Arland" trilogy, making a game which improves in graphic, playability and content.

Despite the lack of general improvements, MLB The Show 18 offers, once again, a completely personal experience for each player. This year, any player will find multiple ways for enjoying baseball, and for the rookie, a welcoming game that knows how to teach the basis of this sport.

Minit is a Zelda-like game in which you die every sixty seconds. Its design is smart, its world is ridiculous and funny, and its gameplay is pleasant.

The Raven Remastered brings to our generation an awesome point & click which will be loved by players fond of Agatha Christie.