Capcom released a solid porting of the original Resident Evil: Revelations and its sequel for Nintendo Switch. If you haven't already played them, this is a nice chance to return in the world of survival horror in its most classic style.

An interesting story and some good puzzles, but the production values are not up to par.

Xenoblade Chronicles 2 is a JRPG masterpiece. It feels derivative at times and does not always inspire the same shock and awe like the first Xenoblade Chronicles did 6 years ago but it flows better, not to mention it's longer, meatier and more focused.

A solid porting with a good amount of content. Portal Knights for Nintendo Switch is improved by the new touch system, and despite some frame rate issues is able to provide a lot of fun for several hours.

World of Final Fantasy arrives on Steam with a somewhat lazy porting: you can't really customize your visual experience but you can turn some ridiculous cheats on and off. That being said, World of Final Fantasy plays well and it's fun and engaging now as it was on PlayStation 4.

Puzzle Fighter is a frustratingly designed app which hinges on the addictive original game but ultimately offers no reasons to keep up with the grind of online battles and unfair power levels.

Titan Quest Ragnarök is the perfect DLC for fan that want more Titan Quest in their life.

Skyrim VR is the big scale role-playing game that was missing for PlayStation VR. It comes with some technical flaws in both graphics and gameplay, but it surely is the most immersive way to explore the epic world of The Elder Scrolls V.

An excellent quiz game for the evenings with friends and family. Nothing less and nothing more.

It’s a surprisingly competent beat’em up, with an old-school hearth beating underneath modern pixel art graphics and a free to play formula.

Lineage 2: Revolution checks all the standard boxes in the MMORPG canon. It's nothing new or particularly inspired and it struggles a little with its PC heritage in terms of interface and controls, but if you're looking for a (really) standard MMORPG on mobile platform this is one of the best choices around.

The remake process didn't work has expected. Outcast Second Contact is still an ok game, but nothing more.

Thanks to the new smartphone app integration, everyone can jump into SingStar Celebration and start singing during your karaoke party.

Shadow Fight 3 drastically improves the experience in terms of graphics and gameplay, thanks to different weapons and styles. Too bad hitting the paywall happens in a matter of minutes instead of hours.

Panic Button's port of Rocket League is far from perfect, but graphics have always been a secondary matter for Psyonix's phenomenal game, and this holds true for the Switch version. Fun, fast and exhilarating, it's still a must have for anyone who loves to play online.

A small but very interesting metroidvania.

Animal Crossing Pocket Camp is the most faithful, complete and up-to-date Animal Crossing you can expect on smartphones.

L.A. Noire still delivers a solid, compelling experience, improving the original graphics in many ways.

Hidden Agenda is a great thriller, where players are determined to determine the outcome of the story.

Snipperclips reaches its complete form with the Plus version, expanding its gameplay solutions and confirming its value as a great puzzle game in the Switch library.

GUTS is a strange beat'em up, fun but with a lot of flaws at the same time.

Battlerite is a great PvP free-to-play game with very fun skill based combat.

Injustice 2 is a solid, spectacular and compelling fighting game, with a great campaign and lots of content for both single and multiplayer.

With titles like this there's always the problem of a misleading evaluation: this is not a videogame like any other, rather a coffer of potentiality and ideas about other games that you can create with these tools. If you like the idea and have the right disposition, this can be a good time sink.

Bomber Crew is a pleasant FTL clone, with a frenetic but rewarding gameplay. It is a little gem that is worth its price.

South Park: Phone Destroyer is a fun game to play once in a while if you love crass jokes and witty satires but it is basically a very watered down version of Clash Royale with some debatable design choices.

Maybe a bit too generic and mannerist, but Super Lucky's Tale has also some good platforming contents around its tail.

L.A. Noire still delivers a solid, compelling experience, improving the original graphics in many ways.​