If you want to sit with friends for an evening and waste a few hours while getting wasted, this is a great way to do it.

It's got a few niggles here and there, but this is a much deeper effort than anything we've seen from King before.

There are some strong ideas here, but in the end Trixel Rocket is just too frustrating to recommend.

Ammo Pigs: Armed and Delicious does what it sets out to do, and if retro shooters are your bag you'll love it.

XC2: Torna - The Golden Country is a wonderful add-on to an already great game, but as a standalone experience it doesn't quite work.

Where Shadows Slumber mixes light and darkness in some intelligent and incredibly engaging ways.

Cities: Skyline is sometimes frantic, sometimes peaceful, and great fun to play, but performance issues plague it at almost every turn.

The Warlock of Firetop Mountain: Goblin Scourge Edition is a wonderful narrative adventure with only a couple of performance issues.

It might not truly capture the treacherous thrill of mountain biking, but Bike Unchained 2 is still a lot of fun.

Meowoof has a lot more meat on its bones than most casual games like this can even dream of.

Hyper Light Drifter is a neon-soaked, hyper-kinetic fever dream of an action-RPG with one of the most alluring game worlds of its kind.

Punch Line is weird and wonderful in all the right ways, and the dark plot underneath it all makes it that bit more interesting.

Wall Kickers might have the look of something you've played before, but give it a try and you'll get a lovely surprise.

Alphabear 2 is every bit as endearing and entertaining as its predecessor, but it's got a few new ideas too.

A familiar casual builder with a charming Star Trek skin but precious little depth, as well as an annoying over-reliance on wait timers and virtual currencies.

SNK Heroines is all about the silly fanservice, but it's at the expense of having a satisfying combat system and any real depth.

Valleys Between is an intriguing, sometimes frustrating, but always intelligent premium puzzler.

It doesn't have the lineage of other fighting games, but Blade Strangers is well worth checking out.

Overall, Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate is a game that fans will love, and newcomers will get something out of if they invest their time. It's big, tough, and full of dangers, and if grindy, loot-filled action is your bag, then you should jump straight in. But the complete package is lacking some spit and polish that more modern titles have, and it feels like something of a consolation prize for Switch owners compared to Monster Hunter World and its many changes and improvements to the series on other consoles.

Golfing Around might lack the madcap nature of Colin Lane's earlier games, but the extra depth here makes it well worth checking out.

Overall, Into the Breach is a truly stunning strategy game, and it's right at home on Switch. With just three units to control and short matches to contend with, it's easy to pick up and play wherever you are. The strategy mechanics are absolutely sublime, and the shift from outright victory being your objective to simply scraping by will have you scratching your head and questioning every decision. It can be tough going at times, both mentally and due to its high difficulty, but if you invest some time and energy into the game, you're going to get a lot out of it.

Donut County is simply stunning. It smashes together smart gameplay, simple controls, a ridiculous storyline, and a gorgeous soundtrack, creating a masterpiece of an easy-going puzzler. If you're looking for something with tons of depth and hours of gameplay, you won't find it here. But what you will find is one of the finest puzzle games you may ever play, and an experience that will stay with you long after the credits roll.

Apart from the lack of an undo button, One More Button is a slick and engaging puzzler with a difference.

Not much has changed since Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes came out in 2015 and that's mostly a good thing. Whether you're playing through the campaign mode or prefer taking on your very own bombs in Free Play mode, it'll keep you on your toes. There's no major need to pick it up if you've got the game on another platform already, but at such a low price it's hard not to recommend it to liven up social gatherings.

Okami HD is a silky smooth port of a beautiful game which takes advantage of the Switch's capabilities and doesn't charge you an arm and a leg for it.

Evergarden is a brilliant, relaxing, and utterly enthralling puzzle game that you should grab right now.

There are a few too many technical glitches here at the moment, but the gameplay waiting for you beyond them is chaotic and brilliant.

It isn't the most original game, but the tweaks and twists Bendy in Nightmare Run adds keep things pretty fresh.