Hades II is an exceptional roguelike that perfects its predecessor’s formula with frenetic combat, greater variety, and outstanding art direction. While it offers a solid adaptation on Nintendo Switch, we miss having more graphic options on Nintendo Switch 2. Nevertheless, its addictive gameplay makes it an indie must-have on Nintendo’s platform.

Metroid Prime Remastered is an exceptional game, impressive at all levels and the living proof that the series can be taken much further than its two-dimensional adventures. Somewhat uneven, but visually outstanding, its controls are superbly adapted to the Nintendo Switch, setting a precedent for the series.

Persona 5 Royal is without any doubt one of the best and most complete JRPGs on Nintendo Switch, with a correct optimization and performance. It would be good to improve the image resolution sometimes, but this detail does not diminish the quality of this masterful adventure.

Although the Power-Ups and bosses may not be the best part of this Super Mario Bros game, the desire to constantly surprise the player and an excellent and smooth gameplay system make it one of the best 2D platformers in history.

Donkey Kong Bananza is the comeback the series needed, offering a fresh, fun, and spectacular audiovisual experience. Minor technical shortcomings don’t overshadow the return of a franchise that Nintendo has successfully reinvented, delivering an essential adventure for Nintendo Switch 2 and becoming its first absolute system-seller.

Persona 4 Golden returns on the latest generation consoles to revive one of the best JRPG adventures in history. Although some visual elements expose the limitations of its initial version on Playstation Vita, this does not harm it too much and allows you to enjoy a very interesting story full of plot twists.

Capcom has recaptured the essence of classic horror without giving up on action, and it’s brought it to Nintendo Switch 2 with an ambition you can really feel. It may not be the prettiest version, but it’s the most versatile and comfortable, and it proves the console is ready for the generation’s biggest releases.

Neva offers an emotionally reflective experience that will endure over time, standing out for its balanced mix of platforming, action, and puzzles, combined with a deep narrative and a strong visual impact.

Square Enix has achieved what once seemed impossible: bringing the full Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade experience to a portable console without sacrificing what truly matters. It is the most visually impressive game on Switch 2 and an unforgettable gateway to one of the most acclaimed RPGs of the last decade.

Pokémon Pokopia is a delightful surprise: a cozy spin-off that blends the best of Minecraft, Dragon Quest Builders, and Animal Crossing into something with a distinct identity within the series. If you’re willing to embrace its laid-back vibe, it could be one of the most addictive and comforting experiences in the Nintendo Switch 2 catalog.

The third installment of Xenoblade becomes the best of the series. It evolves its gameplay, offering a complex and very entertaining JRPG that encourages us to explore its huge world. Its story is sublime and the irregularities in the quality of its animations and sound effects are the only things we can blame about the game as its downsides.

Nier: Automata on Nintendo Switch is another miracle of optimization that brings a great sci-fi adventure to the portable format in an outstanding way. DLC additions or motion controls don't make an excellent game any better.

Split Fiction is one of the most outstanding cooperative games we’ve enjoyed. It combines a mature and well-structured narrative, sharp humor, dynamic gameplay that never ceases to amaze, and technical aspects that subtly showcase the potential of the new console.

A unique metroidvania with plenty of action, smooth combat, and fun, addictive exploration. Returning to the roots of Prince of Persia has resulted in one of the best games in the series.

TUNIC surprises by bringing back what we love most about The Legend of Zelda and wraps it with an ingenious puzzle that will make us feel that we are in front of the great classic adventure games.

The Delicious Last Course is more of Cuphead. Not better. Not worse. Just more of what we loved of Cuphead. If you like the original game, you will enjoy this DLC.

13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim is an unmissable game in the Nintendo Switch games lineup. Although it does not introduce new content in this version, the game is worth just for the fact of being able to be played on handheld mode. An unrepeatable gem that you have to try if you like science fiction stories or the adventure genre.

Nintendo gives a sublime treatment to the remake of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door on Switch, adding and improving features to make the gameplay smoother than ever. The balanced combat system and brilliant exploration make it one of the best RPG games on Nintendo Switch.

Inscryption is a journey that will not leave you indifferent. Although his constant desire to surprise the player leads him to take many risks, it achieves what it sets out to do in most cases.

The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe has played well with our expectations, creating a meta-narrative that goes beyond and expands on what the original instalment wanted to do in an absurd but masterful way. The less you know about it before you play it, the better.

Nintendo has grown and evolved the Pikmin franchise to become one of their best franchises with Pikmin 4. Excellent in terms of visuals and very accessible to all audiences, it is an entertaining, relaxing, and immersive game that will put your organizational skills into practice in a hyper-realistic and charming world.

Two masterful Super Mario games remastered in a way as simple as it is effective. This update to Mario’s space adventures is a constant display of imagination that manages to mask the passage of time and offers games that set the benchmark among 3D platformers.

This new TMNT game stands out for being an artistic explosion with detailed pixel art and a good amount of nods for the most nostalgic. Its gameplay feels very smooth both on local and online multiplayer.

A challenging and fun musical RPG title that anyone can enjoy, but fans of the Final Fantasy saga and its soundtracks will love. Loading times are a bit frequent on Nintendo Switch, although we think it's the best platform to enjoy the game due to its portability.

Resident Evil 7 Gold Edition for Nintendo Switch 2 is, arguably, the best way to experience Capcom’s classic. With all content included, outstanding performance, and the added versatility of motion controls, this native version surpasses previous releases and becomes a must-play for survival horror fans.

A remaster that knows exactly what it’s doing and who it’s for. Fans of the original game will find enough improvements and new features here to justify returning to explore Ivalice, while newcomers who’ve never experienced the title now have the best possible opportunity to discover one of the greatest benchmarks in the tactical genre.

Nintendo Switch welcomes Xenoblade Chronicles X, the missing piece of the saga. An immense open world where you can lose yourself for hundreds of hours and enjoy an intense science fiction story that hooks you from the very first moment.

Street Fighter VI: Years 1-2 Fighters Edition on Nintendo Switch 2 is a solid title that stands out for its precise and varied gameplay. Although the technical performance shows slight limitations in docked mode compared to handheld mode, this doesn’t overshadow an overall experience that remains remarkable.

Mario Kart World is pure fun: thrilling races, a relaxing open world, innovative mechanics, and impeccable multiplayer—though it’s slightly disappointing that local matches with more than three players drop to 30fps. Nintendo has perfectly balanced the classic and the new, crafting a complete, addictive, and accessible experience that’ll delight both veterans and newcomers to the series.

Taking risks and daring to be better, Platinum Games has created one of the best games in its history with Bayonetta 3. The witch returns stronger and better accompanied than ever, proving why it is a Hack&Slash icon.

Ghost Trick is a fantastic game that explores new ways to play and surprise the player. The Nintendo Switch version has been correctly upscaled, without much work behind it, but at least bringing the basic experience of this classic ghostly adventure.

Sparks of Hope is an excellent sequel to Mario + Rabbids that improves everything compared to the first game, with some graphical flaws and some risky changes that have been very positive.

Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake brings back the origins of Dragon Quest in a beautiful and faithful remake that modernizes just enough without losing its essence, while clearly showing the seams of its age.

An expansion that turns an already massive game into the definitive 2D Super Mario platforming package. The Koopalings and the local co-op and competitive modes shine in their own right, although the multiplayer pacing and the lack of online ambition take away some of that shine.

Nintendo reimagines The Legend of Zelda series by using Zelda herself, creating an adventure very different from those of Link. It's clever and rewarding, offering almost complete freedom to experiment and turning this "classic Zelda" into a revolution of 2D sandbox games.

Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake brings back the origins of Dragon Quest in a beautiful and faithful remake that modernizes just enough without losing its essence, while clearly showing the seams of its age.

Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak is "more of the same" with a moderate amount of quality content at a price maybe too high. The inclusion of only two new areas and less than 20 monsters (many of them not new) does not favor us to recommend this DLC if you were not a fan of the base game.

A huge and beautiful adventure full of good stories with an addictive gameplay that surpasses its predecessor in almost everything, but still falters when it comes to connecting its characters.

Return to Monkey Island is a love letter to the Point & Click genre, as well as a great graphic adventure, both narratively and artistically, keeping the essence of the Monkey Island saga. It brings freshness and a new and intuitive game system.

Kirby has had its first firm step into three-dimensional platform adventures with The Forgotten Land. It delivers remarkably well on everything it sets out to do, although it also has room for improvement in all of its areas.

Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy compiles three great games that continue the legacy of lawyer Phoenix Wright's adventures. Although its gameplay is very repetitive, the story promises to surprise with wild plot twists. A very enjoyable and fun title that will satisfy fans of the series.

Ace Attorney Investigations Collection expands its universe with prosecutor Miles Edgeworth as the protagonist. Its new mechanics bring a breath of fresh air to the series, and while it eventually falls into the same tropes as its predecessors, its story is written with a lot of love for its fans.

Blasphemous II is a sadistic and challenging metroidvania that draws on Spanish folklore to build an atmosphere that absorbs from the very first second. It's more ambitious than its predecessor, offering richer combat and more varied challenges, but it relies too heavily on certain resources that sometimes feel repetitive and its cryptic story may not be to everyone's liking.

Oxenfree II: Lost Signals embraces the player and makes them a key pillar of a story where every conversation matters. It may falter in its puzzles and the amount of dialogue may be overwhelming for some, but the depth of its cast and storyline invites you to replay it several times to discover absolutely everything that happens in Camena.

Dragon Quest VII Reimagined brings back one of the longest JRPGs in the franchise with a reimagining that modernizes the visuals, streamlines the pacing, and preserves the spirit of the original. A charming adventure on Nintendo Switch 2 for fans of the genre.

An excellent opportunity to rediscover a classic RPG that keeps its traditional essence intact. The captivating story and robust combat system remain as appealing as ever. The visual adaptation is simple and doesn’t fully harness the power of Switch 2. However, if you can look past this detail, you’ll find a charming game.

Creating absurd humor is no easy task, and Thank Goodness You’re Here pulls it off with great wit. Although it's not a perfect game and its style of comedy might not appeal to everyone, the artistic talent and creativity of Coal Supper have shown that they have what it takes to stand out with their first release of a graphic adventure for consoles.

Is This Seat Taken? is a lighthearted, charming, and delightful experience, featuring clever puzzles and an enchanting visual style. Though somewhat short and not overly challenging, it offers a relaxing experience that perfectly achieves its purpose: a small geometric delight.

Nintendo and Square Enix have turned Super Mario RPG into a very accessible and enjoyable contemporary game for all players. Its dynamic combat and world exploration create an awesome combo, resulting in one of the best and most original JRPGs on the Nintendo Switch.

Rockstar brings Red Dead Redemption to the Nintendo Switch with a simple, notable, and very stable adaptation in its performance. The years have not been kind, and the control system feels even more rough and stiff than before. The lack of motion controls makes it less user-friendly for new players and would have helped add agility to a game that impresses in handheld format, but feels quite dated.

Loop Hero is a title reminiscent of those dice, pencil and notebook role-playing games. Highly addictive and with a very good looking artwork, this game is an indie gem on Nintendo Switch.

AI: The Somnium Files - nirvanA Initiative is a worthy sequel to its predecessor, improving in all areas and incorporating new features that fans will greatly appreciate. With a new story full of mysteries and plot twists, colorful characters and a refined gameplay, we have been delighted with a title that, although it is designed for a very specific niche of players, knows how to do things right.

Splatoon 3 refines the most outdated aspects of its prequel to give us an excellent and unique online game with unimaginable potential, as well as continuing in a fantastic way with the lore of the saga.

Star-Crossed World feels like a well-integrated playable epilogue: more content and new paths thanks to crystals, three clever Mouthful modes, and an engaging Starries hunt. It doesn’t reinvent the formula, but it adds a solid 4–5 hours and reasons to return to Waddle Dee Town on Switch 2.

Triangle Strategy will make you experience a great story with a very strategic game system that will remind you of the classics of the genre. Its gameplay could use some tweaking, but thanks to its story, the game will grab you from the very first moment.

The various unit types in Advance Wars perfectly blend with resource management, offering engaging gameplay that, staying true to its roots, is best enjoyed in handheld mode and in short sessions. It's a successful adaptation of two classic games, albeit somewhat simplistic.

The Pokémon revolution we've been waiting decades for comes in Pokémon Legends: Arceus, a title that while not a graphical benchmark on Nintendo Switch, is incredibly fun and addictive with its innovative gameplay mechanics.

The Nintendo Switch 2 Edition of Animal Crossing: New Horizons doesn’t revolutionize the game, but it does refine it where it matters most: reduced loading times, 4K resolution, and a mouse mode that significantly improves decorating. The 30 FPS cap remains due to backward compatibility, but the end result is the most solid and recommended version for anyone looking for a long-lasting island experience.

It Takes Two is capable of bringing two people together and transmitting a lot of emotions guided through a beautiful story of love and heartbreak, told with a lot of jokes and simplicity. Hazelight proved that they have been able to face all the technical challenges of the console, leaving us with a wonderful version.

While Rayman's appearance in the game is simply justified by fan service, it's evident that the Mario + Rabbids team has put a lot of care and dedication into the character to give him the respect he deserves. The Phantom Show provides an adventure that matches the quality of the other game worlds and leaves us feeling satisfied.

A remarkable strategy game with Nintendo's DNA and tremendous personality. Despite not addressing some issues that its sequels fixed, you will find it charming and it may even leave you forever enamored with Pikmin.

LEGO Star Wars on Nintendo Switch is the final compilation of the Skywalker story with all its nine episodes, humorously and faithfully depicted. An entertaining action adventure all around.

One of the best and most complete party games in the entire history of Super Mario, hitting the mark with a great selection of minigames, options, and game modes.

The legendary Dragon Quest III comes back to life with a perfect homage in the form of a remake. A challenging RPG that grips with its mechanics and charismatic world, although the passage of time hasn’t been kind to it.

Octopath Traveler 0 gives the series a different twist with its blend of classic JRPG and the reconstruction of Wishvale. It doesn’t reach the scale of the main entries, but it offers a fresh, distinctive experience full of personality that works far better than its mobile origins might suggest.

Monster Hunter Stories 3 is the definitive leap forward for the subseries: a more mature story, memorable characters, and a beautiful world that place it among the best JRPGs on Nintendo Switch 2. Its rock paper scissors combat system still holds back gameplay with a lot of potential, but its ambition, art direction, and storytelling make it an essential experience.

With more than 20 years behind of it, LIVE A LIVE still feels like a fresh and innovative game in terms of its story. It's a pity that its gameplay has not followed the path of its artistic evolution, being quite outdated for today standards.

Persona 4 Arena Ultimax is a good fighting game aimed at fans of Persona 3 and Persona 4 who were eager to meet their charismatic casts again in a new adventure. It has plenty of game modes and extras, but it's still a niche release with only a few additions and some things to polish up.

An action-stealth adventure set in the Star Wars universe that delivers solidly across the board without aiming too high. Nintendo Switch 2 handles this version effortlessly, providing Star Wars fans and newcomers alike with an epic story made suitably memorable by its blend of classic mechanics for this genre.

he story of Three Hopes expands a lot on the story of Three Houses and that's one of the main reasons it is a must-have for fans of the original game. It also works fine as a musou game, adding some popular Fire Emblem elements correctly to the mix.

Its story is not as good and impactful as Three Houses or Awakening, but in terms of gameplay it is the most cutting-edge and advanced Fire Emblem game to date.

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.

Bayonetta isn't just about non-stop action, and she has shown that in Cereza and the Lost Demon with an adventure that puzzle-loving, story-driven, and exploration-seeking fans will absolutely adore.

Atelier Sophie 2 is a game that retains the conventions of the franchise, but improves on them a little. With exquisite visuals, more features such as no loading screens when entering battle, and a decent story, this is another Japanese RPG that fans of the series will love, but may not sit well with newcomers.

Mistwalker has rescued Fantasian to prove that turn-based RPGs can still surprise with dynamic and strategic combat mechanics accompanied by a superb artwork and a story that, while not surprising, takes very little time to captivate you. A must-have of the genre on Switch.

The most unique and distinctive Resident Evil in the series, delivering a complete experience that works surprisingly well on Nintendo Switch 2. The included DLC rounds out an adventure that may be somewhat uneven at times but is highly enjoyable overall, with a port that comes close to or even matches the level of PlayStation 5, all in a portable console format.

Voice of Cards: The Forsaken Maiden is a rather continuist game in regards to the original installment of the franchise. However, that doesn't make it any less enjoyable. At the end of the day, it is an independent role-playing adventure with very original ideas that make it worthwhile. Of course, it is not a marvel, but it is more than enough to have a good time.

A simple and entertaining Kirby game that isn't particularly original or creative, but includes a lot of extras to further enjoy a remarkable platformer, both alone and in company.

Persona 5 Tactica showcases just how well-built the Persona 5 universe is, and even though its story is a mere pretext, it surprises with its gameplay based on the tactical role-playing genre.

Although it doesn't create something new or revolutionary, Cult of the Lamb combines a lot of things that fit together perfectly to bring us a rich, fun and original roguelike mixed with a resource management game.

Kirby Air Riders is a bold and addictive reinvention of the GameCube classic, full of personality and featuring City Trial mode that shines brighter than ever. It’s not the visual leap we expected on Nintendo Switch 2, but it makes up for it with solid gameplay, plenty of variety and content, and a social focus that can keep it alive for years.

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment successfully expands the backstory of Tears of the Kingdom and practically requires prior experience with that game. This solid musou for Nintendo Switch 2 leans heavily on a mix of action and cutscenes aimed at Zelda fans. While it doesn’t innovate within the musou genre or the Hyrule Warriors series, it delivers an intense, entertaining adventure on the new console.

Sonic x Shadow Generations arrives on Switch 2 as the ultimate tribute to the blue blur, blending nostalgia and speed with a surprisingly bold and spectacular Shadow campaign. A solid package, though technically improvable.

Although this third installment was starting to feel somewhat repetitive, No Sleep for Kaname Date – From AI: The Somnium Files stands out thanks to its fresh gameplay mechanics, particularly its clever escape rooms. A welcome twist that revitalizes the experience while preserving the series’ trademark absurd humor.

Windjammers 2 is a playable ode to the original arcade game that relies on its multiplayer and renewed artwork to offer us a truly addictive proposal. Unfortunately, its lack of ambition, by not betting on including new game modes, prevents the game from taking advantage of its full potential.

Metroid Prime 4: Beyond is a worthy successor to the original trilogy, fully optimized on Nintendo Switch 2 to take full advantage of its control capabilities. There aren’t many 3D action-adventure experiences like this, and Retro Studios has managed to balance the Metroid Prime formula which, despite innovations you may like more or less, ultimately becomes a memorable space epic.

Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream is a social sim bursting with customization and offbeat humor that brings out the best in Miis on Nintendo Switch. Its creativity is endearing, though longer play sessions can start to feel a bit predictable, and the lack of online sharing keeps it from reaching even greater heights.

Kena: Bridge of Spirits arrives on Nintendo Switch 2 with a stable port that remains visually faithful to the original. It may not be the deepest game in the catalog, but its spectacular art direction and emotional story more than make up for its lack of gameplay complexity.

Klonoa Phantasy Reverie Series is a great celebration of the character's legacy with a refreshed visual look of two of his most classic games. However, despite being iconic platformers with a great story, they also have its downsides, such as frame-pacing issues on Nintendo Switch and lack of new content.

Pokémon Legends: Z-A reinvents the series with bold real-time battles and an ambitious urban world. Though exploration feels limited, its combat depth and smooth performance make it a standout evolution for the saga.

Banana Rumble is one of the most complete Super Monkey Ball games in history, with some technical issues that may cause slight dizziness at times, but it’s packed with content and challenges for all kind of players.

Nintendo has made the return of Mario & Luigi in Brothership the most complete and entertaining entry in the series, blending strategic gameplay with immersive exploration in a new world. Although its story may feel a bit childish, its adaptation to Switch and the complexity of its mechanics make it a very solid and enjoyable RPG experience.

Donkey Kong Country Returns HD manages to refine the series’ formula to perfection, featuring a fairly high difficulty level that may frustrate some players, but that we consider acceptable for those seeking a true challenge. The HD remaster on Nintendo Switch doesn’t offer many new additions, but it effectively revitalizes this modern classic, and it’s definitely one you shouldn’t miss if you’re a fan of platformers.

Without a doubt, the best way to explore Mira: 4K and 60 fps sharpen the feel of a sci-fi RPG that remains truly unique in Nintendo’s catalog. The technical leap makes its Wii U origins more noticeable, but the game beneath it all still shines brightly.

Luigi's most personal adventure comes to Nintendo Switch with no more pretensions than being a high-definition version of a fantastic Nintendo 3DS game that successfully blends exploration and comic horror.

Master Detective Archives: RAIN CODE is a game that aims to constantly surprise the player both with its crazy story and its simple mechanics. While its technical aspect still needs some polishing, this doesn't overshadow a universe that promises to offer new adventures.

The best entry point to the Yakuza series. Kiwami is a heartbreaking story of redemption where the combat and the setting grab you despite its technical weaknesses.

Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition is almost the best possible rebirth for a Japanese RPG classic in Europe. Although it has its flaws, such as frame drops at times, its complex plot and original mechanics make it an incredible game for lovers of the genre.