A dark, complex, and deep strategy game that pushes you to build more at every turn.

A tough as nails mixture of two of the toughest genres out there. It's still a good deal of fun though.

There might not be much depth to it, but as a quick-fire dice-rolling experience, there's a lot to like in Roll For It.

A numerical puzzler with a fresh premise and beautifully contemplative presentation.

Reed doesn't take any prisoners, and if that's the sort of experience you're after you're going to absolutely love it.

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

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

Temple of Spikes is one of the cruelest games I've played, and if you're into that sort of thing you're going to love it.

The perfect game for waging adorable warfare while on the bus, on your sofa, or on your toilet.

It might lack a little when it comes to grace, but there's a crunching brawler here that's well worth checking out.

Part Time UFO is a wonderfully intuitive, unapologetically mobile arcade game that's guaranteed to brighten up any day.

A laser-sharp, amazingly entertaining action game that's got a lot going on.

Unlike its predecessor, Evoland 2 tends not to get so swept up in how clever it's being. And that makes it a far warmer and more welcoming experience. It's still poking fun, but it's doing it because it cares, not because it's mean. Sure, it's a little on the scatterbrained side, and there are RPGs on the App Store that do all of the things that it tries out better. But as an experience in pleasant nostalgia, there's enough care and attention been lavished on this one to make it worth your while.

A bright, intelligent puzzler that makes you think through every move that you make.

There are some nice ideas here, but especially in handheld mode, Payday 2 can be very frustrating.

Purrfect Date is a fun, intriguing interactive novel that doesn't take itself very seriously. You've just got to put the time in to get the most out of it.

Glitch Dash is a seriously stylish, finely crafted runner that avoids most - but not quite all - of the genre's pitfalls.

It might not be classic Tekken, but there's enough punching and kicking here to keep most people entertained.

A stunning looking, cathartic experience that builds subtly on what's come before. Just go and get it.

There are some neat ideas in Xeodrifter, but they never come together to make a coherent whole.

It might not last long, but Florence is an intriguing experience that's well worth checking out.

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

Bayonetta for Switch might not be the best version, but it's well worth playing for the first time.

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

It doesn't take a genius to work this one out - The X-Files: Deep State is boring, uninspired, and not worth your time.

While it might sound like a mush of ideas that shouldn't work together, Aegis Defenders is actually pretty brilliant.

A fun, zippy roguelike platformer with a cute premise that belies its high difficulty.

Like so many games nowadays, Atomik: RunGunJumpGun is presented in a lovely pixel art style, but the biggest plus point is the soundtrack. It each level brilliantly, especially when you're wearing headphones. ATOMIK: RunGunJumpGun becomes very atmospheric when played this way. Which is a major pro as there's barely any story here and what is delivered via soundbite dialogue between stages feels a bit tacked on. What could be a relatively bland game truly excels on the Switch, and if you're a completist going for all the collectibles, you'll be here for a long time.