A classic point & click adventure appropriate to adapt this mystery novel but whose biggest challenge for the player will not be the puzzles that the game offers but its control, which is not well designed to play on the console and has not been adapted to Switch. At least the touch screen could have been used.

Chocobo's Mystery Dungeon EVERY BUDDY! offers a long story for the whole family with a very charismatic design but with a very repetitive gameplay and soundtrack.

I could talk about its archaic controls, its multiple bugs or its poor adaptation to Switch, but that incomplete end manages to eclipse everything else.

Avatar: The Last Airbender: Quest for Balance offers fans the opportunity to explore and revisit the world of Avatar and follow a familiar narrative. Although it fails in gameplay and combat, the game manages to maintain the visual aesthetics of the series.

Alt-Frequencies is a fresh title with an original proposal that will appeal to those looking for something different and those who enjoy graphic adventures. However, it doesn't have much content and it seems that its idea could have been developed further.

Samurai Defender: Ninja Warfare is a simple but pleasant game. The game keeps on adding challenges thanks to its difficulty evolution. The story can be found short and with little changes, as well as the soundtrack.

It's an option to keep in mind among the racing games on the console, but it ends up coming short in options and content. It has graphics and sound that are very attractive and that make us return to one's childhood, but these are overcome by a very limited length and a scarce range of game modes and challenges.

Despite its strengths in multiple aspects, the plot is not up to the prequel, treating its central topic with less delicacy and impact.

An interesting game that offers tons of challenges in a cyberpunk adventure. Its difficulty and its control can be a bit frustrating, but the title will be enjoyed by lovers of puzzles.

There’s some cons in this version of Football Manager Touch 2018 for Nintendo Switch. The main ones are probably the inaccurate touch screen control and the lack of team licenses. However, the management style is quite good and unprecedented in our favorite hybrid console.

Nightmare Boy is halfway between both, excellent in some aspects and frustrating in others. Nevertheless, it is a challenging metroidvania game with a memorable design that demonstrates the good state of Spanish video game development.

This new Breakout is still just as fun or more than the 1976 original, thanks to a very simple yet incredibly addictive gameplay. However, Atari has missed a very good opportunity to pay tribute to this great classic, developing a title with few game modes.

The different disciplines of the multiplayer mode translate to a great amount of hours of game with friends, and the story mode allows the player to know each character and to master its controls. A great tribute to the classic Bomberman, much more bloody.

Even though it lacks many game modes and it can be confusing and repetitive, Azure Reflections has a story on the same line of the franchise and tons of unlockable content that the fans of Touhou Project will love.

If you like Sin City you have two options: to get angry because you consider that both the story and the art direction are a simple plagiarism, or enjoy it as a tribute to the comic book. In our review, we’ve been postulating for the first option. Luckily, the game has an innovative turn-based role combat system, mixed with match-3 puzzles to have fun during its short durability.

Fans of mechas and science fiction will enjoy Override for Nintendo Switch. However, it has issues in the gameplay, it is difficult to play online and its visual section is not incredibly prominent, but it is fun, and that is what matters.

This is a 2D pixel art game that is really visible in every way, because it has a beautiful color palette and incredible designs for animals. It is a game designed to be played on TV.

Hell Pie is an experience designed for two types of players. On the one hand, the title is aimed directly at lovers of the most aggressive and dark humor; on the other, the proposal seeks to fit in with those platform lovers who will find a different challenge here.

Tyr: Chains of Valhalla offers a very original proposal, with interesting mechanics and ideas, but it does not quite work as well as it should, being a game that unfortunately will go unnoticed because it has no varied enemies and especially because it has not an original level design.

EA has shown enormous neglect in its new game for Nintendo Switch. Without just new content, the game is an update of faces, teams and t-shirts of FIFA 19. Only recommended for those who do not have FIFA 19 or do not mind the neglect of EA for Switch.

This copy of VA-11 Hall-A doesn't go deep enough. It swaps the cocktails for coffees and cyberpunk aspects for fantastic contents but without adding new mechanics. The title also doesn't stand out in its representation of society.

Shoot'em up lovers will love this old-school game as well as lovers of eastern culture thanks to its constant references to Japan. Maybe it's not the best within its genre, but it's very entertaining and, above all, fun if you play co-op with a friend.

Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions excels at transporting players into the magical world of Quidditch. It does manage to recreate the mythical atmosphere of the books and movies. However, we cannot overlook the unbalanced gameplay, the lack of more varied modes and scenarios, and the reliance on bots in multiplayer.

The House of the Dead: Remake continues to be as fast-paced and fun as ever, now with a completely new look and great new contents. Unfortunately, it can be improved at the graphical level, which, together with its loading screens, slowdowns and inaccurate gyroscope aiming, means that it doesn't look as good as it should.

Although the resolution of puzzles is simple and not very elaborated, Whispering Willows offers a great compilation of texts that tell the story of the game and an excellent visual section. A title that is certainly interesting.

Omega Strike is a fun title, which despite not being the best of its kind, manages to entertain the few hours it lasts. However, it does not surprise because it has very basic scenarios and it is not too challenging.

Peppa Pig: World Adventures is an ideal game for the youngest players, being very accessible and taking us to different parts of the world. However, its very short length and numerous loading screens make it difficult to recommend it to anyone who is not a big fan of the popular cartoon series.

Despite its simplicity, Neonwall can be addictive, as long as you get used to its mechanics. It will require skill, speed and precision, but, above all, lots and lots of patience if we want to complete all the levels, thing that won’t be easy at all.