Hunt: Showdown delivers a deep, hardcore PvPvE shooter experience. In terms of atmosphere, lore and sound design the game really stands out, but the console version has to deal with some issues.

If you liked the original, you should definitely take the DLC, too.

Amazingly, the possibility of creating new combinations brings the third game almost at the same level of the fifth in some fight. True, from a technical perspective Capcom could have done more, but this remains a fantastic addition to any Switch library.

Inside the usual structure of the mobile management game, Overdrive City is a sort of celebration of car culture that can be much appreciated by motorsport enthusiasts.

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Flirting with delicate subjects, The Suicide of Rachel Foster manages without excessive pathos to tell us a gripping and disturbing story. It sometimes turns the player into an inactive spectator, perhaps a little too much, but we enjoyed exploring this decaying hotel that holds a major place in the game. The adventure is not very long, but it's long enough to become attached to the characters.

Kentucky Route Zero is one of the deepest and fundamental experiences of the decade.

Grand Mountain Adventure is a game about ski and snowboard made by skiers and snowboarders. This is something that you can feel all the time playing with this fantastic open world game.

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Warriors Orochi 4 Ultimate adds some interesting content to the game, with new story missions, characters and modes.

An incredible experience for those with the right motivations.

Shadowgun War Games is a great hero shooter, with some nice characters and abilities, excellent graphics and almost perfect touch controls.

Street Fighter V: Champion Edition delivers the definitive experience for Capcom's beat'em up with 40 characters, 32 stages and over 200 costumes.

Darksiders Genesis is a low budget, low priced full fledged title with a lenghty campaign and some impressive setpieces, tons of collectibles and a surprisingly deep combat system.

Snack World is a repetitive and rough dungeon crawler which kids will love; adults and fans of the genre not so much.

Free of loot boxes and microtransactions, Butter Royale is a battle royale for everyone which might be a little too simple to last for a great amount of time.

Coffee Talk is a decent coffee that you forget as soon as you leave the bar.

G.I. Joe: War On Cobra is a well crafted mobile game and it has some interesting mechanics, but all its micro-transactions and grinding hinders its true potential.

Ministry of Broadcast mix Prince of Persia, George Orwell and the modern pixel art in a good but no perfect way.

Secret Oops! is a game that works brilliantly with up to four people playing together in AR.

The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance Tactics is a simplistic strategy game with a bunch of RPG components.

Agent Intercept has some nice ideas and a great style, but the experience is overall shallow and a bit boring.

The Blind Prophet has a marvelous art but its gameplay and its plot don't convince us.

World Robot Boxing 2 comes with a lot of different robots, classes and moves, a nice career mode and online multiplayer, but also a pretty aggressive freemium model.

Although the work done by Milestone is tangible in some aspects, the Supercross series is still affected by some annoying issues, including the collision system and the too severe behavior of the AI.

Simply put: one of the best VR game available.

The long awaited final version of Days of War is richer and better than the Early Access alpha, but still feels far from finished.

Speaking Simulator talks only with itself, saying the wrong things.

Zombie Army 4: Dead War introduces some interesting new gameplay elements that improve the experience, and can be played solo or with three other people in a very funny co-op mode.

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Thronebreaker was released as a good game and today this Switch port gives another great chance to dive into Meve's story. An play some Gwent, obviously.

Deathtrap Dungeon is a modern reinterpretation of the classic book games. Eddie Marsan succeeds in the task of capturing the player's attention, while the combat system is simple and immediate.

The PSP classic returns to PlayStation 4, but Patapon 2 Remastered only partially convinces.

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The question therefore arises: why should a Warcraft 3 player buy Reforged?

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Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath HD brings to Nintendo Switch a nice story and some interesting ideas, but also all the weaknesses of the original game, that feels very outdated.

Hardcore Mecha is a title suspended halfway between the brawler and the platformer: it will certainly satisfy the lovers of big robots.

Dread Nautical tries to be so many things at once, but the sum of its parts doesn’t make up for a really coherent experience.

Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is the best videogame adaptation of the beloved manga/anime by Akira Toriyama but it has a repetitive campaign.

The immediacy of a shooter enriched by a remarkable care in the construction of the world surrounding it, No Way Home is simply fun and keeps itself always entertaining.

Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore is still the colorful, bizarre and satisfying RPG we already played on Wii U.

Deponia on Nintendo Switch is the same good adventure that we already know on PC and consoles.

Darwin Project is a solid, interesting battle royale. Visually inspired by Fortnite, the game introduces some nice ideas to deliver a pretty unique experience.

AO Tennis 2 is definitely not a revolutionary title in the videogame tennis scene, but it largely fulfills its duty, that is to entertain tennis fans who want more than just the usual games on TV.

A really deep and interesting new addition to the Transport Fever series.

A solid port, that gains a lot from it's new platform and might grow exponentially faster thanks to the modding community. Pity the balancing updates aren't there yet, but they'll come in a few weeks, and the new monsters with them.

A powerful background and some good ideas are not enough to save Paranoia: Happyness is Mandatory from being a missed opportunity.

Quick, fun, entertaining and now multiplayer, Dr Kawashima's Brain Training is a good entry in the franchise. The cons are some really new elements and not being full compatible with Nintendo Switch Lite.

Lego Builder's Journey is a brilliant mixture of feelings and ideas, constructing a very different Lego video game. There's something from Monument Valley, in its quiet and somehow eerie atmosphere, but at its core, the construction mechanic is a true Lego experience.

There's something really addictive in Card of Darkness, and this is a good thing for a game like this. Is hard and cerebral like chess but also charming like an episode of Adventure Time.

Exit the Gungeon is a frantic, (very) challenging action shooter with nice pixel art graphics and a good replayability value.

There's something serious in its take on stealth games, so Untitled Goose Game will make you laugh but also think with its puzzles, really sinking you inside the skin of an evil goose and wreaking havoc inside a peaceful village.

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order gives its best on PC, delivering an awesome experience in 4K and 60 frames per second with advanced visual effects.

With a few tweaks, Speed Demons could've been an instant classic: instead, it's a fun racer with smooth visuals and that's about it.

There are many pay-to-win distortion, grinding and technical flaws, but Black Desert Mobile manages to present almost all the characteristics of the original MMORPG on mobile devices.

The first DLC of Borderlands 3 is focused on the old fan and on Handsome Jack, pushing more on the plot than on the gameplay.

If you don't have enough time to play Football Manager 2020, the Touch version may just be what you need to start being a Special One again.

Phoenix Point is ambiguous: on the one hand, it will appeal to all turn-based strategy enthusiasts who are looking for an old-school experience, on the other it will surely find the resistance of those who are used to something else.

Between city building and puzzle, Mini Motorways is an enjoyable little game that reveals itself also as a deep and challenging activity for your brain.

An average visual novel that, despite the attempts, fails to transport Vampire: The Masquerade' mechanics. What remains is an interesting story that is clearly aimed at the niche of devotees in the world of White Wolf.

Super Mecha Champions is a great shooter, with very nice characters and robots, excellent touch controls and matchmaking.

Cardpocalypse is not a perfect game but it's surely something original and enjoyable. Its only flaw, inside a really unique game, is a lack of originality and mordant in the very core of its card game.

Star Ocean: First Departure R stays true to the original remake on PSP. and was modernised quite well despite some minor deficits. It's definitely worth playing if you're curious about Star Ocean's origins.

Alien: Isolation goes portable in a great way: this port is a already a classic example of how Switch ports should be handled. On handhelds.

Jurassic World Evolution: Return To Jurassic Park is simply what the fans asked till the game launch.

Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition returns from the past with improved graphics and lots of content.

Big Pharma tries to mix puzzle game with strategic and managing elements and it succeeds for the most part. The flaws derive from its steep learning curve, some problems with visualization and graphics and a quite shallow representation of all the complex elements outside the act of crafting medicines.

Blair Witch returns with its conversion on PlayStation 4, and it also has additional content for Bullet the dog.

One of the best VR experiences so far.

SD Gundam G Generation Cross Rays is a solid turn-based strategy game with many different campaigns, but the series and characters included are not the most popular ones.

Halo: Reach is one of the best remastered edition on PC and a great game despite its ten years.

Assassin's Creed: The Rebel Collection includes two different games and two expansions that will keep you entertained for dozens of hours.

The once great name doesn't save Might & Magic Heroes: Era of Chaos from its flaws: though it has some smart strategic elements, this is a quite convoluted mobile strategy game about menus at best, or a simple cash grab at worst.

AVICII Invector is a typical rhythm game with AVICII musics. Not bad, but nothing memorable.

Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey is a very unique survival game, with many interesting ideas and a great atmosphere.

There are some brilliant glimpses in Mosaic, moments that really can bring you to some deep thoughts on your life, but these few moments are diluted in a quite tedious experience, overall.

Apple Knight is a solid action platformer with some beautiful pixel art graphics, nice touch controls (it supports Bluetooth controllers, too) and it's completely free.

The second season of Life is Strange is now completed: Life is Strange 2: Episode 5 Wolves, the final episode, is amazing.

If you always wanted to incriminate suspects through questioning like a movie detective, then Interrogation: You Will Be Deceived is the game that you were waiting for.

Darksiders Genesis is a low budget, low priced full fledged title with a lenghty campaign and some impressive setpieces, tons of collectibles and a surprisingly deep combat system.

Asterix & Obelix XXL 3 is the third installment in the series: it introduces the local multiplayer mode, but sacrifices the variety of gameplay.

Just another mobile RPG with gacha elements, you already know well what to expect from this game, but Sword Art Online: Alicization Rising Steel has at least a strong narrative supporting its continuous questing and grinding.

Counter Terrorist Agency is a good game, but it cannot make it over the long distance.

Tangle Tower is an overall solid adventure: graphics and voice acting are top notch, but the pacing is a little uneven and can be a little boring at times.

Lost Ember is an evocative and poetic adventure, the journey of two souls; among other things, supported by a good gameplay.

Yakuza 4 aged better than the third episode, that's for sure: the game delives an almost modern Yakuza experience, with nice graphics, a solid gameplay and four different characters with different styles and backgrounds.

Bubble Bobble 4 Friends is the perfect tribute to the Taito franchise, a title that all fans should have on Nintendo Switch.

Cricket Through the Ages is absurd and silly fun, a game you might want to keep close to have a laugh, especially with friends.