Gaming's roundest hero gets a second great game for his second wind. Very different from DX, and in many ways just as good. Get them both.

Utterly essential for CCG and strategy fans, Heavenstrike Rivals is your new favourite free to play game, so go get it.

Strange Horticulture is a very solid game for what it is. If you're interested in occult, folk-horror and mysteries you'll definitely be engaged. The unique gameplay will be familiar to players of point-and-click adventures and has some light puzzle elements. However, some issues from the translation to mobile do detract from the overall experience.

WarioWare D.I.Y. is one of the best game creation tools we've yet witnessed and deserves to be picked up by each and every DS owner without hesitation.

A bright and explosion-filled arcade shooter that's ridiculous good fun.

Grievances aside, Severed is loaded with ambition and is so slick, stylish, and damn pretty it'll melt your eyeballs.

Need for Speed: Shift offers the best single-player racer on iPhone to date, with in-depth customisation and superior handling that almost make up in full the limited multiplayer offering.

Minecraft is a huge, absorbing game that thrives on imagination and creativity. It's now on handheld with very few compromises.

A brilliant, feature-packed game that any self-respecting Switch player should be picking up right about now.

A wonderful, engaging puzzler, that deserves to be played by as many people as possible.

Bayonetta 2 looks and plays better than ever, and somehow surpasses the original. A must have action game.

Golf Blitz isn't just a great golf game, it's a great mobile game full stop.

Dazzingly deep, Lunar Knights is a complex and satisfying game with some nice tricks up its sleeve, although it is short by role-playing standards.

A wonderfully entertaining, perfectly balanced arcade blast, VS. Racing 2 offers the sort of addictive racing everyone can enjoy.

It's difficult to put a numerical score to an experience like Curiosity, but it deserves to be experienced by as many people as possible.

This Kingdom Rush game brings elements from previous titles to make a new story, new adventure, and new strategies thanks to all the new towers, heroes, and levels to try over and over again.

ELOH is a thoroughly charming, delightfully percussive puzzler that's more concerned with rhythm and experimentation than box-ticking achievements.

It might be a little short, but Subsurface Circular feels like it's found its forever home on the Switch.

A pitch perfect, pick up and play blend of strategy and accessibility, history and thrills.

A brilliant horror experience that ticks all the right boxes. Just make sure you play in a dark room with headphones on.

Sim City goes all Bill and Ted's Awesome Reconstruction Adventure. Quite simply the only regional administration simulation you need to own.

An excellently-written retro-flavoured romp that is an utter joy, Space Age may be too simplistic for some, but its adventure and artistry is well worth your time. Highly recommended.

Even a jaded non-fan of tower defence should be able to have a good time with Crystal Siege HD.

The Swindle is a charming caper simulator, with clever risk vs reward systems that push you into brilliant situations and stories.

Figure Fantasy is a refreshing take on idle gacha RPGs that makes it a must-try for fans of the genre (or fans of figure collections, for that matter). Its beautifully rendered in-game figurines will likely satisfy any figurine aficionado - or aggravate that unquenchable thirst to collect them all.

Bold, blocky, and beguiling, Bernhard Schulenburg's puzzle platformer is an indie gem, a beautiful concept executed upon spectacularly.

A smart and slick platformer that just gets better the deeper you get into it.

Mario takes on the roleplaying genre again and comes up trumps once more. Mario & Luigi is a carefully crafted adventure that's worth exploring even if you're not a huge fan of the classic platformers.