We must understand that Miraculous: Rise of the Sphinx is a game that takes a step forward for the saga and being able to enjoy it on Nintendo Switch is very positive, but it remains incomplete in several aspects.

Given the short duration of the matches, this title is an ideal game for the Nintendo Switch's category and being able to play together with another person at all times is an interesting addition and makes it even more attractive.

This game has several shortcomings that make it only recommendable to die-hard fans of the Gundam franchise, due to being riddled with references to the series. If you are new to the franchise, we think it is not the best introductory game to enjoy one of the most popular mecha series of Japan.

Burly Men at Sea is a title with a minimalist design in which you choose your actions as they trigger small tales based on Scandinavian folklore starring three bearded brothers.

Fans of the original Startopia may miss some concepts that aren't here, but Spacebase is a breath of fresh air for new players who can find a taste for the sim genre in this title. Whoever is able to see over the poor performance on Nintendo Switch will find an entertaining title to spend a good number of hours on.

Another spin-off of the ninja franchise comes to Nintendo Switch, offering its fans a multitude of extras as erotic as bizarre but failing as an arcade game of pinball for its low variety of boards and a gameplay that is far from perfect.

Warriors Orochi 4 offers a lot of playable characters and spectacular battles that contrast with some problems with the framerate and the scarcity of new features.

2064: Read Only Memories Integral tells us a shallow, cliché-filled story that works well as an interactive English cyberpunk game but not as much as a point and click video game.

An offshore adventure in which you can manage dozens of tasks and invest hundreds of hours, although it does have some small performance and optimization issues. For the first time, battles go from real-time to turn-based combat in which you move through hexes using skills and more.

Effie is a game that tries to recall the platform games of the late 90s. Technically, it needs to improve and it ends up being a game that is too simple. Its sound section and gameplay contrast with its combat system that can be improved and some bugs.

A fun party game with which to spend the afternoon with friends laughing and enjoying jelly. It is true that it is not as perfect as it could be. However, it is a safe bet if we want to have a good time.

Enjoying Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition on Nintendo Switch is a bittersweet reality, since we find poor controls, framerate issues, bugs and an interface that can be improved.

RPG Maker MV for Nintendo Switch is a title that allows you to fully exploit your imagination and creativity thanks to the limited but wide amount of resources and possibilities it offers to build your own video game, although it is limited by its controls, its online mode and its price.

A good portion of adventure served with care and simplicity makes this a great title. A very entertaining collection as a rule, although you'll miss a run button and complain that they haven't released the next game. A "Must have" for all those who love retro adventures.

A local multiplayer game that crosses the limits of the console by forcing us to play with a friend who tells us how to deactivate the bombs with a manual. A lot of tension created by the link between the players that makes them go to the limit.

GUNPIG: Firepower For Hire is a short game that doesn't try to revolutionize its genre. However, it's a really enjoyable title on Nintendo Switch.

A breath of fresh air to the classic mechanics that you may like more or less depending on your age and the experience you have in the genre. A game necessary to revitalize the formula of the franchise among the youngest. However, the exploration, story and characters could have been improved.

60 Parsecs! continues with the dynamics of 60 Seconds! adding more possibilities but losing part of its essence along the way. Of course, it is still a fun title, although its feeling of "pleasant despair" is less present.

One Eyed Kutkh is a graphic adventure with simple puzzles for children. Its short duration does not tarnish its graphic style and the simplicity of its mechanics is adjusted to its target audience.

State of Mind stands out in its context where it places us in a dystopian future in which machines are colonizing the Earth. However, the story is poor and does not catch on. The characters are empty in personality and we will not empathize with them at any time. The gameplay and puzzles don't get any better in a very unambitious game with serious graphic problems.

Cannibal Cuisine is a game related to a concept of wild cuisine that knows how to entertain, but which lacks options in almost all aspects. Its multiplayer mode is fun, but more scenarios and options that expand its possibilities are missing. You can see a clear inspiration in Overcooked, but with a more primitive touch.

Manual Samuel is a simple game, but one that seeks to paint a smile on our faces while we play, and it does it. Controlling Samuel is an odyssey, but it's a lot of fun, and it's going to give us a lot of laughs. However, it is tarnished for a short time.

Despite having amazing bosses with the ability to evolve, this game does not get to be especially enjoyable because of its free exploration chapters which are a nuisance.

A game that manages to be visceral following the easy path: taking extreme characters to create an effective drama. The freedom of choice that you have only serves to configure the alter ego you wish to embody. The epilogue is not up to the main game.

Layers of Fear 2 is no better than the first game. Its mechanics are copied from other horror games, which do not provide any innovation that helps tell the story that the game wants to tell. This story is not fully understood and ends up being chaotic but visually interesting.

The game is not up to its predecessor. It's still a great arcade title for NBA fans, and there is a clear graphic improvement but there are bad gameplay design decisions, such as forcing you to play for hours with each player until you get their attributes.

With a wonderful staging and a soundtrack that even Bowser would relax with, MythicOwl reinvents the sudoku but leaves us wanting more for its short duration and for some mechanics that could have given much more of themselves.

Baobabs Mausoleum is comprised of several wild ideas which have been perfectly incorporated. It goes from small and simple puzzles to truly ludicrous situations, as seen in literature of the absurd. Nevertheless, this chest full of colour gets grey due to some technical deficiencies.