An absolute travesty of an experience that should never have been allowed onto the eShop in the first place.

There's a lot to like here, and if you're a fan of gaming's past then you're going to lose a lot of your time in The Deep Paths.

Warlock's Tower offers satisfying puzzles crafted from a strong central mechanic and smart level design.

A bright and silly block breaker that's got a lot more going for it than a lot of its kin.

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is easily a contender for the best game of all time. It's a mastercraft in both technical and game design, and one which we'll be talking about for many years to come.

The Escapists may not be a perfect port but for its price it's a worthy addition to the mobile gamer's library.

Snipperclips is a joyously accessible, deceptively smart multiplayer treat, and a game that really sells the whole Switch philosophy.

There's a good idea here, but it loses its way too early on to really recommend.

Super Bomberman R offers the trademark multiplayer battling fun, but doesn't do anywhere near enough to justify the price tag.

FAST RMX is a solid arcade racer, with a gratifying sense of speed, excellent visuals, and an interesting phase mechanic ensuring you have plenty of fun. It's not quite a flawless experience though. Outside of Hero mode, it's all a bit basic, with no tricks to perform in the air, and tracks lacking the intricate design of Mario Kart or Wipeout.

Mudd Masher has a solid idea at its core, but it doesn't do enough to build on it.

A brilliant dungeon crawler that just makes sense on mobile. Give it a try, give it a try right now.

Satisfying strategic depth and a diverse array of foes makes Tavern Guardians an excellent addition to the genre.

Whatever genre this sits under, we need more of it. It's fun, pretty, and simple in the best way.

The Warlock of Firetop Mountain is a brilliant story wrapped in a great game, and you should definitely give it a go.

Ink Spotters' unique approach to the detective game suffers from severe flaws in execution.

Vampire: Prelude has a nice aesthetic, but its story is a little too confusing to follow without having to go back and read some things again.

There might not be much new mechanically here, but Djinn Caster has a setting that's likely to drag you in.

A throwback of the worst kind. Post Brutal is clunky, stupid, and only fun to laugh at.

Causality crafts challenging puzzles out of its clever time loop mechanics and colorful isometric aesthetic.

If you've got the patience for it, Hidden Folks is a puzzler perfect for those who have an eye and ear for detail.

There's certainly roads, but the only insanity you'll find in Madness Road is the floaty controls and shallow gameplay.

A short, sharp shot of one-touch mobile gaming that does what it sets out to do pretty damn well.

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

Conceptually and artistically superb, Vikings: An Archer's Journey is an arrow that lands just shy of excellence.

Level With Me is an interesting take on the arcade genre, and it's worth trying out.

An action game that doesn't snap in the right way, and that's a real shame.

A smart platformer that's even more impressive when you rope in a friend.