Neon Chrome is a solid twin-stick shooter with more meat to it than you might initially expect.

A bright and breezy reboot that sticks with the same blend of tricky puzzles and charming animation.

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

Geostorm is better than it has any right to be, and it's well worth a look.

For a totally free experience, Stranger Things: The Game really gives you a lot to chew on.

The Binding of Isaac Afterbirth+ on Switch isn't just a brilliant port - it's arguably the best way to enjoy a modern roguelike classic.

Golf Story is charming, witty, funny, adorable, entertaining, and a must-have for your Switch collection.

Rekt is a brilliant mashing up of ideas that crackles in some really interesting ways.

A playable multiplayer-only diversion for Gameloft's FPS series, but Modern Combat Versus lacks the friction-free charm of Guns of Boom.

FIFA 18 on Nintendo Switch is the most competent handheld offering of the sport to date, though there's no escaping the fact it's a lesser product than its PS4 and Xbox One counterparts.

A great RPG that's full of surprises, Middle-earth: Shadow of War is far more than just a mobile tie-in

A faithful follower of Cave's bullet hell shmup template, but with a neat smart-bomb twist and an agreeably casual pay-off.

The Wii U version remains the real definitive edition, but Rayman Legends still plays and looks great on Switch.

An engaging and intriguing mix of adventuring and puzzling all set in the world of someone else's phone.

ARise is certainly an interesting implementation of the ARKit. It doesn't quite manage to live up to its potential though, and that's a bit of a shame. Still, in spite of the niggles there's a lot to like here. And if you prefer your games a little more thoughtful then it's well worth checking out.

The Machines isn't quite the killer app that AR gaming needs, but it's definitely an entertaining and engaging experience. The violence is thick and meaty, and there's a good level of strategy here. If you've only got enough money to spend on one AR game, then I'd probably make it this one. Just don't expect it to completely blow your mind like the people in the trailer.

SteamWorld Dig 2 is a fantastic addition to the franchise which uses everything we loved about the first game and builds on it, whilst also taking into account what fans have asked for. It's strategic, exciting, fun, utterly enjoyable, and a must-have for the average Switch owner. Whether you've played the first game or not, you'll have a blast with this one.

Simple strategies blossom into complex interweaving solutions in this challenging puzzle game.

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.

Stormbound has a depth that's easier to grasp than more fast-paced games. It's still just as easy to pick up, but you're going to want to push into it and find out more of what it has to offer. If the other games in the genre are a little too hectic for you, then I urge you to check out Stormbound. It's fresh, it's fun, and it'll have you playing for hours on end.

While it might draw comparisons with No Man's Sky, Morphite heads out in its own direction, and it works much better.

It may look like a normal point-and-click puzzler but Thimbleweed Park is complex, classic, hilarious, and will have you coming back for more.

This isn't one for the faint of heart, but if you're looking for a board game to really get lost in, Through The Ages is going to be right up your street.

A bright, sharp 2D platformer that's brimming with diversions and exciting set pieces.

Hey! Pikmin lacks the smarts and the sheer visual appeal of the main series, but it's a warmly appealing diversion for fans and younger newcomers.

It may take some time to master the game's complexities, but Minos Strategies offers clever design and deep strategy in spades.

It might not have the scope of more traditional RTS games, but that's not what Iron Marines is looking to do. It wants to take the meat of the genre, throw in a few mobile twists, and then plonk the whole kaboodle into the palm of your hand. And it manages to do that with some real gusto. It's fun, it's deep, and it's almost certainly going to make you exclaim with joy. Iron Marines is the mobile RTS that we've been waiting for, and it's a little bit brilliant.

Samus Returns is not the most faithful remake in history, but taken on its own terms it’s a fun shooter with just enough Metroid flavour to keep fans happy.