Like the gentle flapping of an owl, Owlboy arrives on the Nintendo Switch promising to make us fly. Soar across the skies of his world to discover an enigmatic story full of emotions, together with memorable travel companions, impressive graphics and a soundtrack that, despite its small faults, will make you feel free.

It has its imperfections, but this doesn't make it a bad game, and we are very sure that for people who like puzzle games like this it will be a pleasant experience.

Sky Force Reloaded is a game that perfectly combines old-school shoot 'em ups with innovation. If you like the genre and you want a game that is challenging and adapted to current times, it is without a doubt a very interesting title to keep in mind in the Switch's library.

Night in the Woods transports us to a world of stormy pasts, uncertain futures and a lost young girl lost in the present. It's difficult to find another game that is so close and so subjective at the same time, playing and experimenting with the medium's narrative limits. Its artistic style, music, characters and story make it into an indispensable addition to the Nintendo Switch.

Celeste presents a great challenge: complete platforming levels with perfected skill and pinpoint accuracy. And it mixes this with a story that is a perfect marriage for the playability of the game: get to the top of a mountain. However, the best part of the game is that the mountain is constantly a metaphor of different fears that occupy the mind of the player, and beating the game gives a hint for how to overcome these fears beyond the on-screen experience.

SteamWorld Dig is a fun title that perfectly combines adventure, exploration and platforming. This is a very fun and entertaining game that you can now enjoy in portable mode and on the TV. Its short length is the only negative point that you could find.

An inexpensive, simple arcade game for all audiences. Maybe it's too inexpensive, since it lacks depth in the playable aspect and it shows a technical limitation like games from past generations.

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.

Gunbird is an interesting game in its genre that is differentiated by presenting an odd group of characters instead of only controlling ships and furthermore by the introduction of a small story with dialogue between stages, something that gives it a certain appeal.

Dragon Quest Builders is a construction adventure in the style of Minecraft but focused on single-player mode. A large part of the multi-player component is removed to give the game more plot, making it much more desirable for those that want to get lost in Dragon Quest worlds made by themselves.

McMillen's universe masterfully fills our Nintendo Switch's screen and once again offers us another great game. With Super Meat Boy you will find a game full of quick platforms in which you'll have to use all your reflexes. A true test of your skill and above all your patience.

The level design is smart, making Max's jetpack skill fun. Furthermore, the superimposed layers manage to impress and offer the player something surprising.

A top-down shooter where we have to survive hundreds of enemies with the power of our weapons and items. That's it. Forget about elaborate stories, exploration or any other kind of incentive.

Roguelikes are characterized by having a good amount of secrets to be discovered, and Enter the Gungeon does not disappoint. Even so, discovering how to unlock certain secrets or puzzles is just a matter of time, a lot of time.

A nice and very well-thought-out game that recalls true jewels like Drawn to Life on the Nintendo DS. It will spark the imagination of the smallest players... and not-so-small ones.

The Skill Points system was a great bet, since it's faster than the experience system. On the other hand, the high difficulty of the enemies in addition to the lack of specification of a clear plot, will give you serious headaches.

A nice and fairly simple platforming game, which ends up being entertaining, despite its short length. Its collectables can bring some replayability to the game, but the sensation after completing it is that it could have gone much farther if its developers had tried a little harder in some aspects.

Fun, unexpected and fosters cooperation among friends. These are its three greatest achievements. Thanks to these things, it should capture the attention of the Nintendo fanbase that finds it among the never ending eShop list of the console.

A fairly fun puzzle game that offers challenges for hours thanks to the amount of levels it has which are apt for all players, it being controlled with only a button / touch screen. The cooperative multiplayer mode exclusive to the Nintendo Switch is without a doubt one of its best points.

The original idea of Monster Jam: Crush It! is good, but it misses the mark in many aspects and it lacks more content, such as a greater variety of stages and different modes of play. It's barely replayable which is due to the fact that it doesn't offer incentives that make its duration less than enough.

Lost Sphear is a good game in which Tokyo RPG Factory has taken good notes on the features that were criticized in I am Setsuna. While it's true that it isn't a perfect game and even though it has improved aspects such as the combat mechanics or the greater variety in the surroundings, it continues to have room for improvement in others, such as the dungeons.

This is a creative and curious title that, although it plainly borrows the format of Guitar Hero, manages to have an unique personality and is attractive. What doesn't convince us is the mechanical and underdeveloped repetition, together with the light amount of content that it offers.

Groundbreaking, striking, brilliant. It takes the sensation of being at war so far that the doubts and suffering of the characters comes out of the screen and implant themselves in the player. This does require an hours-long learning process based on the tutorials.

A first-person skill and puzzle game loaded with color and freshness. It's nice to get these types of games that make us stop and change pace that are more rewarding than ever.

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.