GoNNER isn't a roguelike revolution, but a celebration of the best the genre has to offer in a neat little package.

NBA Playgrounds is a half-baked arcade basketball game that's lacking in content and features. Only the die-hard fans need apply.

Night School Studios' top of the line writing takes steps to save what was an imperfect movie in this fine narrative-driven adventure.

Oceanhorn: Monster of Uncharted Seas is right at home on the Nintendo Switch, if only it implemented more of the console's features.

A decent mobile port of a smart game that's well worth a look.

About as shameless as it gets, Blitz Brigade: Rival Tactics takes all the ideas of Clash Royale while completely ignoring what made it great.

It's definitely not for everyone, but Farming Simulator 18 is the absolute best example of a simulator on mobile.

It's all been done before, and even with a handful of new ideas, Asphalt Street Storm Racing doesn't do it much better.

There's nothing broken here, not really, it's just a little scrappy in places. There's charm all the same, and a decent graphical style that changes from level to level. It might not have the bright ideas of the best action adventure games on mobile, but there's enough to keep you playing right to the end of everything Mr Future Ninja has to offer.

A sharp not-shooter with some interesting ideas that's well worth checking out.

A slick and entertaining puzzler that doesn't quite live up to the brilliance of its predecessor.

SUP has some fun ideas, but unless you like to do some serious grinding to achieve anything, you might find yourself getting bored pretty quickly.

Under Pressure is everything a second episode should be: interesting, deep, and action-packed. It may not be perfect, but it's a vast improvement on episode one which was trying too hard to be a great first episode. Under Pressure just shrugged, kicked its feet back, and cracked open a beer.

It's not the freshest game out there, but there's enough in Super Nano Jumpers to keep you entertained.

Disgaea 5 Complete is an inaccessible, ugly, and grind heavy strategy RPG that asks far too much of you to get anything out of it. Unless you already love the franchise, we'd strongly urge you to stay clear.

Arms is an excellent spin on the fighting genre by Nintendo that suffers from control issues and a lack of single player.

Ultra Street Fighter II does a great job of providing the signature fighting experience on the go, but falls short of being a no-brainer due to iffy exclusive Switch content and a hefty price tag.

This is a deliciously tactile, malleable game. One of its levels is full of more ideas than most games on the App Store can cram into their entire run time. Plus it's beautiful. So very, very beautiful. I can't stress enough how good Monument Valley 2 is. It builds on what came before - in a very real way, it's a sequel about sequels. And its story about legacy cements ustwo's own position as one of the greatest developers working on mobile.

It captures the essence of Crazy Taxi perfectly, but Gazillionaire ruins the experience by straying too far from the clicker formula.

Clever mechanics and satisfying spatial challenges makes Yankai's Peak a must-play for fans of challenging puzzlers.

Oh...Sir! The Hollywood Roast is still as enjoyable as its predecessors, only with more movie references and less Monty Python jokes.

The Walking Dead: A New Frontier brings back the 'family values' feel desperately missing since Season One, but still fails to avoid Telltale's typical quirks and downfalls.

A slick and easy to pick up basketball game that doesn't overstay its welcome.

It's relatively mindless hack-n-slash fun in short bursts, but Iron Blade suffers from targeting problems and too much grinding.

A brilliant multiplayer FPS that you should just go and play right now.

Thumper doesn't work quite so well on Switch as it does on VR, but it's still worth a look if you can't get the other version.

A fast-paced card game that's far more interesting than its source material might suggest.

Wonder Boy is full of wistful retro charm, and an absolutely essential purchase on the Nintendo Switch eShop.

VOEZ plays wonderfully on Nintendo Switch, and offers a premium package where the mobile version required you to buy many songs separately. That might work for you though, if you wanted to keep the cost of entry low. The only slight disappointment with this version, is that you can't play it in docked mode. Sure, that would have been difficult to do given that it's a touch-based game, but it would have been nice to have had a version running that used the right Joycon as a Wiimote. It's not the end of the day though, and if you're a fan of rhythm action games VOEZ is one well worth checking out for its beauty, innovation, and wealth of content for that low price.

The endlessly creative Minecraft works best as a portable game, making this (almost) fully-featured Switch port one of the best versions of the game.

There are a few problems here, but none of them are big enough to detract from the fun you'll mostly be having.

The whole thing is complete nonsense. But it's the sort of thing you'll want to pop in to every now and then. It's no Pokemon GO, not by a long shot, but it is a fun diversion from an otherwise awful world.

The whole thing is tough, make no bones about it, but it's a rewarding experience all the same. It won't be to everyone's tastes, but if you like your shooters with a growl on their grizzled old faces, then there's a lot to like here.

There's a solid idea at the core of CATS, but it's not going to be to everyone's liking.

The game features a lot of buildings, units, and upgrades to unlock, but there's no real end goal in sight. This would be greatly aided by some semblance of a story or some more robust competition, but that is sadly lacking.

Hello Kitty Music Party's clunky design prevents it from being anything more than a middle-of-the-road clicker, despite its fresh ideas.

A sharp and wonderfully well put together platformer that's well worth your time.

While its obtuse nature can frustrate and thrill in equal measure, the minimalist design and abstract puzzles of Raster Prime encourage you to keep playing.

Timber Tennis is a decent enough endless tennis game, but it's not much more than that.

A slow-paced and dreamy puzzler that's worth all of your time.

It might bear the board game's name, but Pictionary owes more to mobile gaming than it does to the collection in your cupboard.

This might not be the best version of Human Resource Machine, but it remains a puzzler well worth checking out.

This is a decent one-touch distraction. It's not going to shock you out of any malaise, but you're going to have a decent time while you're playing it. And to be honest, sometimes that's all you want from your mobile entertainment. Run-A-Whale is a decent slice of game, but it's not much more than that.

Steredenn's polish, variety, and thrilling bullet hell makes it a must-play for shmup fans.

It's solidly written with some fresh ideas, but overall Artificial Superintelligence feels lacking and unpolished.

Battle Bay is the perfect way to kick off the warmer summer months. It's familiar, sure, but its bright and beautiful design and masterfully crafted gameplay will quickly make you forget that you may have played this game before in some other guise.

Kamiko aims for Zelda-lite but falls way too short of the mark due to dull design, simple puzzles, and levels which lack substance.

A solid but unremarkable brawler that runs out of super steam a little too quickly.

SpacePlan won't appeal to everyone, but its absurdist sci-fi story and polished design makes for lacking gameplay mechanics.

Ms. Spell has promise and polish but this roguelike suffers from basic mechanics that quickly becomes repetitive.

TumbleSeed is a difficult game, for sure, but it's also frustratingly satisfying, fun, and a deserved nod to arcade games past.

A bright and intriguing facade can't hide the fact you've played all of this before.

Easy to grasp but challenging to solve, Antitype's puzzles offer clever distilled word games.

It's fast and frenetic in all the right ways, and it makes you feel like you're getting better with every step you take. If you fancy some silly space-based slaughter then this one is definitely worth checking out. Just make sure you stick with it.

A hollow experience, layered with dull humour, that you should definitely avoid.

It's not Mario Kart 9, but Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is the best game in the series and a considerable leap forward for portable and multiplayer gaming.

Hexy: Puzzle Adventure is a nice, simple puzzler with some unfortunately basic flaws.

Invert is a really cracking puzzler which offers up plenty of head-scratching challenges and bags of solvers' satisfaction.

It may look cute and have a good premise, but Evergrow: Paper Forest falls flat under the lightest of scrutiny.

Nonstop Chuck Norris is just a reskin of Nonstop Knight, so you're either going to love it or hate it.

Mushroom 11 is a cracking platformer which meshes a couple of genres together very successfully.

Yo-Kai Watch 2 is bigger and better than its predecessor, but there are still a few kinks left to iron out.

There's a big idea in Tempest, but it gets lost in the swells and eddies of its empty seas.

Full of Stars is may have a few issues, but its choice soundtrack, beautiful visuals, and fluid gameplay really makes the game sing.

Mr. Shifty is a fun, twitchy action game that fails to capitalise on what was so good about its primary influence.

A pretty impressive mobile adaptation of the series. The monetisation might upset some, but look past that and you'll have a lot of fun.

A mash up of old concepts in a brand new way. Even if the idea of a puzzle RPG makes you balk, you need to give this one a go.

A nice idea that gets a bit lost in difficulty spikes and frustration.

Smashing through Forged to Fight is a laugh, but it's not much more than that.

A competent stunt racer that's a little too nondescript and derivative for its own good.

A good enough endless arcade runner that you'll tire of sooner rather than later.

Despite some mild frustrations, Monsu 2 is a competent and fun auto-runner that brings plenty of new ideas to the genre.

Graceful Explosion Machine is a perfectly adequate bullet hell shooter - a good one even. But the repetition and misguided level-based design hurt its chances of being a must buy.

Despite its lack of originality, LEGO City Undercover is a fun and light-hearted LEGO game which you can't help but smile at.

Drive around, shoot people, and sometimes smile while you're doing it - that's Gangstar: New Orleans in a nut shell.

A fun retro shooter that's had enough modern tweaks to make it a nearly essential purchase.

There are some nice ideas here, but Quantum Revenge can't really see them through.

Even with its flaws, Kami 2 is a puzzler perfect for filling in spare moments.

Bethesda Pinball shows initial promise, but its single player price points and two-dimension gameplay let the game down overall.

New Frontier Days: Founding Pioneers provides enough fun to justify itself during the Switch's current drought, but that won't last very long.

I Am Setsuna does a good job of marrying old and new in one package - and it's delightful on Nintendo Switch.

Barbarian Invasion is more of the same Total War experience, but unless you're already a fan, there's not much here to enjoy.

Sadly, some slight technical issues do mar the experience. The visuals are too blurry, it's not as smooth as it could be, and the HD rumble issue needs to be ironed out ASAP. Look past these issues, and you'll discover a unique and charming puzzle platformer that manages to serve as a love letter to 3D adventures of yore.

Has-Been Heroes has the bones of a great strategy RPG, but it doesn't let you get close enough to love it.

Creepy visuals and complex puzzles make up for Cube Escape: The Cave's confusing story and potentially frustrating design.

An interesting brawler with some good ideas and plenty of content to keep fans grinning.

As boring and laborious as the real thing, Construction Simulator 2 may be accurate in some ways, but it's not worth playing.

The Elder Scrolls: Legends is a great CCG, but you're going to have to stick with it to really discover that.

Though it can be a little slow, Sunless Sea is a cracking exploration game with a dark, gothic undertow.

A dark, funny, and super tough mix of genres. And mobile is as good a place as any to start your journey with it.

A somewhat empty clicker game disguised as SimCity.

Card Thief has its heartbreaking moments, but beneath its occasional hiccups sits a fun card game which certainly satiates our hunger for strategy.

It's tough in the beginning, but Beglitched rewards those who stick around with clever puzzles and a neat twist on match-3.

It may not be a particularly long game but Oxenfree is the right kind of creepy without relying on visual cliches.

A well-designed and varied word game, Typeshift is an unmissable entry to the genre.

A bright and brave puzzling adventure that takes ideas from the best while still adding its own.

A deeply enthralling adventure game that does things differently. You really, really need to play this one.

The Big Journey may have some un-fur-tunate issues with its controls, but it's hardly claw-ful - I dare say you'd better play it meow.