The puzzles, humor and challenges of Dungeons of Dreadrock will make you enjoy a classic adventure on your Nintendo Switch in a better way than on mobile phones.

Just Dance looks better than ever with a great visual update, preparing for the future of the series and adapting to modern times without forgetting its roots. The subscription service, Just Dance+, needs time to grow and, for now, we don't think it's worth it due to its low amount of content.

An interesting option for die-hard Pac-Man fans and nostalgic lovers of 3D platformers, but it doesn’t quite shine as brightly as it deserves. It works as a faithful and entertaining remake, but lacks major surprises or risks.

A simple JRPG set in the world of Monster Hunter with obvious visual shortcomings. It doesn't particularly stand out for its story or gameplay, but the setting and the universe of Capcom's saga make it a unique and refreshing monster-capturing experience.

An original and casual cooperative game that makes great use of Nintendo Switch’s multiplayer essence. While it doesn’t reach the brilliance of similar Nintendo titles, it offers fun and accessible mechanics that make it an attractive, hassle-free option for playing together.

A game as entertaining as it is lacking in content. The fun of its combat and the possibilities of exploration clash directly with the repetitive and unvaried that are many aspects of this title.

Just Dance 2026 Edition once again crowns itself as the undisputed king of the dance floor. Although it adds new features like a multiplayer Party Mode and the option to use the camera to track your movements, this edition still feels more like an additional pack with 40 new songs to expand its already massive music catalog. An enjoyable and effective entry, but a rather conservative one.

A warm fairy tale with wonderful audio-visual aspects, but little gameplay innovation. If you are looking for a short adventure that allows you to experience a good turn-based RPG experience without having to invest too much time in it, this game is a very good option for that.

Disney Illusion Island has a special value for being a Metroidvania-style game with multiplayer mode for up to four people, but the incorrect camera setup and uninspired artistic design and level design make it an adventure that doesn't live up to Disney's most important character.

Just Dance continues to make small steps towards its new evolution as an on-demand song service. Despite new inclusions like the Sweat Mode, its real weight lies in the constant updates throughout the year and in the ever-growing catalog of Just Dance +. This year, the game doesn't feel like just another installment, but rather an extension of a huge musical library.

Given the track record of the Wii Sports series, we expected Nintendo Switch Sports to be a relatively well-rounded product, but both the small amount of content and its online instability for games such as Chambara and Badminton left us a bittersweet taste.

Pokémon Scarlet and Violet have failed as open-world games. Its premise with three routes seems original, but it becomes a repetitive task in which some mini-games in the gyms are really boring. Although the Pokémon are better recreated than ever in their wild environments, the overall performance of the game is terrible, affecting the gameplay and giving the impression that we are playing an incomplete game.

Oddballers is a fun, varied game with a lot of possibilities, especially in local multiplayer. The lack of optimization in the Nintendo Switch version, as well as the lack of character voices, makes it feel less cool and well-made than its predecessor.

Samba de Amigo Party Central becomes a must-have for the Nintendo Switch to break the ice at parties. Despite some issues with motion controls, its eye-catching characters and music will get anyone up and dancing to steal the spotlight on the dance floor. A fun title that offers a variety of modes for both solo and group play.

Pokémon Scarlet and Violet have failed as open-world games. Its premise with three routes seems original, but it becomes a repetitive task in which some mini-games in the gyms are really boring. Although the Pokémon are better recreated than ever in their wild environments, the overall performance of the game is terrible, affecting the gameplay and giving the impression that we are playing an incomplete game.

Just Dance returns once again with Just Dance 2025 Edition. Although this installment doesn’t particularly innovate in gameplay, Ubisoft has decided to focus on accessibility in its dances to make the game more inclusive than ever.

Tales of Kenzera: ZAU tells a touching story about the loss of a loved one through the metroidvania genre. Both its gameplay and execution are solid, though the ambition to create a vast map has turned the continent of Kenzera into an empty place to explore.

It combines exploration, platforming, puzzles, impressive combat and gameplay as simple as it is addictive. Spice it up with Peruvian folklore and add a dash of metroidvania, a bit of soulslike and stunning artwork.

Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition feels more like an interactive museum than a simple compilation. It brings together five versions of the 1995 classic, along with more than 120 extra levels, a fascinating documentary, and accessibility features that soften its legendary difficulty. However, the lack of the original soundtrack in an edition meant to celebrate that very legacy keeps it from being the definitive tribute Rayman deserved.

There's a lot of life left in the Rabbids. Despite their technical simplicity, going back to their party roots has brought them back in a fun direction that we liked.

Although its characters are charismatic and its gameplay can be entertaining, aspects of Rune Factory 5 such as its technical aspect or its lack of visual grace make us realise that we are in front of a title mainly focused on the fans of the series that are looking forward for a new adventure in the town of Rigbarth.

Konami hasn’t put in all the effort it should’ve in Super Bomberman R 2. The new modes and innovations compared to the classic Bomberman aren’t particularly enjoyable and underutilize a very powerful gameplay core. Furthermore, the Nintendo Switch version suffers from performance and resolution issues.

A game that can be enjoyed without any problem by die-hard Pokémon fans looking for original stories beyond the main games of the franchise. The younger ones will overlook its outdated graphics and will be captivated by the fantastic recreation of Pokémon in a realistic world.

Minabo is a curiosity in the Nintendo Switch catalog, showcasing a fun play on words on the outside and a powerful game concept that doesn't quite delve too deeply.

Maliki: Poison of the Past, based on the charming French comic Maliki, combines RPG and cozy gameplay mechanics, though with some technical limitations on Switch. It’s a perfect entry point to explore different genres through a light and enjoyable adventure.

The amalgamation of ways of trying to monetise and squeeze Chocobo GP tears to shreds a game that can be fun, but fails to deliver a complete experience that has to be rebuilt on the back of cash.

Syn Sophia finally brings the world of fashion to Nintendo Switch. Fashion Dreamer is a game full of possibilities, clothes and patterns where Likes have devoured every possible story. A beautiful and stylish title whose biggest enemy is its gameplay loop and progression.

Monark has good ideas. However, it falls short in what it tries to achieve. This is a niche JRPG that, while it can be entertaining, has other shortcomings that prevent us from recommending it to everyone. Still, hardcore fans of the genre will find something to enjoy here.