While point-and-click fans will love every second, The Room is good enough to convert all but the most stringent naysayers to its cause.

This is quite simply the best Animal Crossing has ever been. Fans of the series are in for an expanded treat, and newcomers will find fresh delights in its relaxed gameplay.

Colourful and novel, Save Toshi is a fresh breath of anime-style gaming in the 3D physics puzzler genre.

An incredible, ever-changing blend of dungeon-crawling and tactical puzzles, Hoplite may lack a little longevity but it's impressively entertaining while it lasts.

Takes a good board game and uses all the digital tricks to make a truly great app.

A solid port of one of the best games ever made. It's expensive, but you'll get an awful lot of bang for your buck.

Guild of Dungeoneering may frustrate in some aspects, but its charm, style, and concept still make this an interesting and unique dungeon crawler.

A clever puzzler with an intriguing and gory package wrapped around it.

If you've not played The Witness before, then this mobile port is as good a place as any to experience it. But if you've already finished it elsewhere, some of the sparkle is definitely going to be missing on a second playthrough. Coming to The Witness fresh though is one of the most beguiling gaming experiences you can have. And that's something pretty special.

If Found... paints a full and vibrant picture of a young woman at a pivotal point in her life, fit with the devastating lows and ethereal highs that give it balance and make Kasio's story essential and illuminating.

The charming RPG Stardew Valley is so much more than just another farming simulator and feels right at home on the Switch.

Familiar and fresh at the same time, Spy Mouse takes an existing formula and expands it into something quite special.

Poinpy is a deceptively simple and highly engaging title that tasks you with going upward to collect fruit before time runs out. While your initial runs may feel like a literal and figurative uphill battle, its mechanics are compelling enough to make you want to try and try again.

A clever and endearing mashing up of genres and styles, Does not Commute doesn't always work, but when it clicks it's pretty special.

Year Walk is ingenious, imaginative, and intriguing, and only let down by its short runtime and easy puzzles.

Forest Hunt continues the gripping and well-presented tale which began in Act 1, and while it doesn't bring any groundbreakingly new features, fans will find that it's just as entertaining and action-packed

A sharp and entertaining game of mixing potions and clearing cards. Miracle Merchant looks gorgeous too, and it cements Tiny Touch Tales as one of the most interesting developers working in digital cards at the moment.

LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 is a charming adventure hampered by an ill-conceived touch control scheme.

Stickets is a quietly accomplished and fresh puzzler, though its somewhat narrow focus limits its long-term appeal.

Pokemon Black and White doesn't mess too much with the tried and tested formula, providing an experience we know and love.

Japan's biggest RPG finally arrives in the west and the wait has most definitely been worth it. Dragon Quest IX is possibly the finest example of the genre available on Nintendo's handheld.

A clever subversion of strategy and casual mobile play that makes you laugh, cry, and think.

Easily one of the best titles yet for PSP, Jeanne d'Arc triumphs not just in its fictional reenactment of the Hundred Years' War, but in refining the tactical role-playing genre with rock-solid gameplay.

Guacamelee! is genuinely funny, massively enjoyable, and filled to bursting with good ideas. It's your next essential Vita game.

Offers the pick-up-and-playability of the old skool shooter, combined with great graphics and surprising deep gameplay.

With a few extra features Telling Lies, the game, would be perfect. As a narrative experience experiment it is, however, utterly unmatched and deserves to be talked about for years.

Pokemon Sun and Moon is another winning adventure with good ideas and oodles of charm, but a focus on making everything easier just robs the game of any real challenge or tension.

Incredible, silky smooth fighting action paired with some incredible visuals makes this easily one of the best looking games on Switch, and quite possibly the best looking fighting game to ever grace a handheld.