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.

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.

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.

Yooka-Replaylee is a solid choice for those looking to recapture the essence of Nintendo 64 classics with a modern twist. While it has some technical details that could be improved, it delivers a highly satisfying overall experience.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Return to DK Island in a nostalgic challenge packed with secrets, then dive into Emerald Rush, a fast-paced treasure hunt that tests your reflexes and skill. This DLC adds variety and replay value for fans eager for more Donkey Kong action.

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.

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.

Cronos: The New Dawn is a solid choice for survival horror fans, combining classic elements with fresh mechanics and a genuinely terrifying atmosphere. Although the Nintendo Switch 2 version has some visual downgrades and minor technical issues, the overall experience remains intense, immersive, and enjoyable, especially thanks to Mouse Mode controls and gyroscopic aiming.

Shuten Order is a dark visual novel that blends multiple narrative genres depending on the path you choose. Although its mechanics are somewhat superficial and certain sections can feel tedious, its intriguing story and memorable characters make it worth seeing through to the end.

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.

Drag & Drive is a modest, original way to test the mouse mode of the Joy-Con 2 on Nintendo Switch 2. Intuitive yet hard to master, it offers limited but polished content and serves as a convincing proof of concept: a seemingly wild idea that, when well executed, is genuinely entertaining.

Pokémon Friends offers daily brain-teasing challenges wrapped in the charm of collecting Pokémon plushies. It’s accessible, colorful, and perfect for short sessions, but its complete lack of online features and heavy reliance on randomness limit its long-term appeal.

A moving and very brief audiovisual experience that stands out for its unique art and wordless narrative, deeply connecting with players through the beauty of everyday life.

Hitman: World of Assassination – Signature Edition packs immense replayability and extensive content into Nintendo Switch 2, delivering a superb handheld experience. However, technical shortcomings, particularly frame rate inconsistencies in docked mode, slightly tarnish an otherwise exceptional collection. A definitive edition for both newcomers and longtime fans.

Super Mario Party Jamboree TV leverages Nintendo Switch 2’s features to deliver fresh, albeit uneven modes. The mouse mode stands out as particularly fun, while camera and microphone features still require refinement. Despite some confusion regarding content structure, it’s a solid pick if you’re looking to enhance the original experience.

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.

Shadow Labyrinth delves into the darkest corners of the Pac-Man universe, offering a demanding, mysterious, and deeply strategic metroidvania experience. Its captivating art style, well-balanced mechanics, and tough-but-fair difficulty make it stand out for its originality—though slightly held back by imprecise controls.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.