Citadelum is an excellent city-building and management game set in ancient Rome, featuring an intelligent building system, clear objectives, an intuitive menu, and campaigns that simulate Rome’s historical events. A few issues, such as rough autosaving and basic battle sections, do occur, but they do not spoil the overall experience.

The third game in the Gear.Club franchise is a total success in terms natural evolution within the genre, but still has points that show some amateurism from its developers.

FUR Squadron Phoenix is a roguelite sequel to the indie game FUR Squadron. Heavily inspired by Star Fox, the game features spaceship mechanics with procedurally generated environments and various upgrades. It only falls short in some missing elements, such as multiplayer and checkpoints.

Damon and Baby is a dungeon crawler with a curious story and well-made gameplay. Despite its quality, it falls short in its Roguelite aspects, in addition to the co-op that doesn't work very well. Overall, it's a very creative product.

The Disney Afternoon Collection arrives on the Switch and also brings two new titles not present in the original collection previously released on other platforms: Bonkers and Goof Troop. Despite the great surprise, there are some technical problems are that I consider unacceptable in the official emulation sphere.

GluMe is a great addition to the Nintendo Switch's puzzle library, and a must-buy for anyone who loves the genre and craves something genuinely innovative.

The DX version of Sigma Star Saga is an excellent shmup with RPG elements, imbued with a nice and mature story that grants a dark atmosphere like those seen in Metroid Fusion and MGS Ghost Babel. Despite that, more in-game extras and a better rebalance of the experience system, since the random encounters were reduced, would make a huge difference.

LOVE ETERNAL is a game that I wouldn't play for long, but the combination of beautiful minimalist art, deep environmental sound, an intriguing fantastical horror story, and stages with a truly rewarding feeling makes it a precious gem that deserves your attention.

Dead by Daylight: Stranger Things 2 restores players' faith in the game. With a solid chapter, few bugs, and beloved characters featuring perks that could shake up the meta, it's a confident return to form.

With well-implemented mechanics and a gradual difficulty curve that blends combat and platforming in a challenging yet fair way, along with enjoyable exploration and a story that does, in fact, fit the series, Legacy of Kain: Ascendance is not without major flaws: besides being short, it features repetitive enemies and environments, and it does not allow players to skip dialogue when revisiting stages for further exploration. That said, it is a competent 2D game for fans of the genre and a solid addition to the beloved series.

Rushing Beat X: Return of Brawl Brothers is a great game, almost on the level of Streets of Rage 4, as a beat ’em up that stood out from others in the genre thanks to its beautiful aesthetics and deep mechanics. Sadly, it falls short due to its lack of challenge and dumb AI. Even so, if you’re looking for a beat ’em up among the titles available on Nintendo platforms, this is one of the best on the list.

Virtua Fighter 5 arrived strong on Nintendo Switch 2. Accessible for newcomers thanks to its simple three-button layout and still competitive for pro players thanks to its intelligent mechanics and unique characters, Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O. World Stage is an amazing debut for the series on a Nintendo platform. With 19 years on the market, though, it missed the opportunity to offer more single-player content and more refined facial expressions and lip-sync animation, as on all other platforms. Even so, it remains one of the best fighting games on the market thanks to its mechanics and crossplay support.

Etrange Overlord marks the first step in the indie journey of Disgaea's legendary creator. Though short, it carves out its own identity. While the gameplay can feel a bit repetitive, the characters' humor and charisma will keep you glued to your seat until the very end of Étrange Von Rosenburg's journey.

Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun is an excellent real-time strategy game set in feudal Japan, featuring a great atmosphere (despite a somewhat predictable story), traditional control options and mouse support (Joy Con 2), and solid performance, along with a fairly accessible difficulty level for the genre.

BlazBlue Entropy Effect X is a very innovative roguelike with its character moveset evolution mechanic. Besides being a treat for fans of the fighting game franchise, it's also very accessible to roguelike enthusiasts who aren't so familiar with combos, as well as more casual players. It's very addictive once you get the hang of it, and the variety of characters and styles helps a lot to avoid the simple repetition of the genre.

A technical marvel on the Nintendo Switch 2, the game features excellent graphics, incredible lighting effects, and fast loading times. It also delivers amazing gameplay with no frame drops. Resident Evil Requiem, although somewhat short when compared to other games in the series, is extremely fun, challenging in the right measure (being even more accessible than other titles in the franchise) and full of secrets and easter eggs. Whether you’re a fan of the series or not, this is a must-play for anyone who owns a Nintendo Switch 2.

Trails Beyond the Horizon can be described as a new start inside the current Calvard arc and, at the same time, a synthesis of the series up to this moment. The story is certainly something fans will love it, as well as the interactions between the teams. The combat system showcases new systems and it’s very dynamic. However, the title also shows Falcom’s quirks that we accepted as part of the series formula and that should have been polished a long time ago.

Super Bomberman Collection is one of the best examples of how to bring classics in an tidy and dedicated way. The package contains 5 main games, plus 2 extras and lots of bonus material. However, it is lacking in the online mode and other secondary aspects.

Lil Gator Game: Gator of the Year Edition is pure childhood charm bottled into a video game. Bundling the base game with the In the Dark DLC, it offers dozens of customization options and total freedom to explore at your own pace. What awaits is hours of imagination, make-believe, and that warm childhood feeling.

Picross S SNK Classics & NEOGEO Edition is the latest entry in the long-running series, transforming classic video game icons into satisfying nonogram puzzles. It doesn’t reinvent the formula; instead, it delivers exactly the focused, polished experience fans look for.

Assassin's Creed Shadows on the Nintendo Switch 2 is a technical marvel that showcases the potential of the new hardware. While visual trade-offs are evident – such as the removal of Ray Tracing and lower foliage density – the use of DLSS and VRR ensures a solid and engaging handheld experience. The dual-protagonist system (Naoe and Yasuke) brings much-needed variety to the gameplay. However, the docked mode still suffers from inconsistent frame-pacing and needs further patching. Overall, it is a must-play for fans of the genre who prioritize portability without sacrificing the core content of a massive current-gen RPG.

Dynasty Warriors Origins marks a spectacular return to form for the series, perfectly leveraging the Switch 2 hardware to deliver massive, fluid battles without compromising performance. By shifting focus toward a more tactical, personal narrative with its "Nameless Hero" and a dynamic, high-energy soundtrack, the game breathes new life into the Three Kingdoms saga. It is a must-play for action fans and a technical showcase for Nintendo’s new era.

System Shock is a great remaster that delivers beautiful visuals, rewards exploration, and strong action. Some minor drawbacks such as environments with similar looking textures, difficulty spotting certain items, and small font size do not interfere with the fun to be had in this excellent FPS with survival horror vibes on the Nintendo Switch.

Blood: Refreshed Supply brings back a lesser known yet excellent classic FPS, now enhanced with numerous quality-of-life improvements that can be customized for players who prefer to stick with the original nostalgic experience. With plenty of stages and secrets to discover, it’s a guaranteed good time both for newcomers looking to explore the title and for veterans of the classic created by Monolith.

Terminator 2D: NO FATE is a beautiful pixel-art homage that moves away from the traditional movie-licensed game formula and brings a more indie-inspired style to the classic portrayed by Arnold Schwarzenegger. Fast, nostalgic, and frenetic, the game falls short of delivering a deeper and longer-lasting experience to the classic, even while offering alternative endings.

Metroid Prime 4: Beyond didn’t revolutionize the series the same way the first Metroid Prime did. It introduces new ideas, but doesn’t fully explore their potential. That being said, this new first-person action-adventure starring Samus Aran is a worthy entry in the Metroid universe, featuring the most challenging and engaging battles in the Prime series, an epic narrative with memorable boss fights, charismatic characters, and a more fluid exploration experience (backtracking included) than its predecessors. Add to that beautifully crafted graphics and arguably one of the best original soundtracks the Prime series has ever offered.

Master Lemon: The Quest for Iceland is a charming Brazilian indie that truly deserves your attention. More than a game, it’s a beautiful homage to a friend who’s gone on the long journey, and a gentle lesson in the power of words, friendship, and kindness, all warmly wrapped in the spirit of Brazil.

Hitman: Absolution is another port of prime technical from Feral Interactive, which could offer a little more in terms of performance options. Even so, this version of Switch is highly recommended, even for those who play only on handheld mode.

Windswept manages to bring the perfect balance between inspiration and originality, introducing its own identity to a style that already belongs to big names in the gaming industry.

Demonschool is my favorite indie game of the year. It delivers a solid story, a wonderfully diverse cast of unique characters, and a battle system that puts a fresh, clever twist on tactical RPGs. All in all, it’s a delightfully engaging way to spend your time.

Neon Inferno delivers both vertical and fixed shooter gameplay in a great way. Some moments may feel unfair, but nothing that ruins the overall package, which includes a stylish story, great graphics, an outstanding musical score, and fun single-player and co-op mode.

Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter is an excellent game and, also, an excellent remake. It takes the experience of the original and brings it to a new public in a manner that will please both veterans and newcomers. It’s a game that other developers should take note in how to modernize a classic game.

Ryu gives space to the ninja Kenji in this excellent new adventure in the Ninja Gaiden series. The game shows that it understands what the modern era requires from titles of the platform and action genre, while respecting the original work.

Just Dance 2026 Edition on Nintendo Switch is a lively, polished and inclusive party game with a strong new Party Mode and a fun, contemporary tracklist, but it leans heavily on its subscription library and changes little at its core – great if you’re returning after skipping a few years, more optional if you already own the recent entries.

More than a simple classic FPS style, Wizourdum mixes RPG elements, brings a huge variety of stages, magic weapons and abilities and, as if weren’t enough, manages to be fluid, balanced and beautifully animated. Atmospheric, fun to reach 100% and extremely addictive.

Toziuha Night: Order of the Alchemists changes its core and improves on all aspects compared to its first game (Dracula’s Revenge). It’s a challenging and rewarding experience in terms of exploration. The game mixes mechanics from the many Castlevania titles in a simple and fun way and, despite some bugs and rough edges, it’s a great title for those who love Metroidvania titles.

Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds doesn't try to reinvent the wheel—and honestly, it doesn't have to. It stays in its lane and executes its formula smoothly. While it could pick up speed in the casual modes department, its stacked roster, dynamic track designs, and deep customization options ensure it still crosses the finish line as a winner.

Reus 2 delivers innovative gameplay and a breath of fresh air to the world-building genre. It offers excellent value, promising dozens and dozens of fun hours that can be as relaxing or as challenging as you want them to be.

EA Sports FC 26 on Nintendo Switch 2 finally delivers a full-fledged football experience for Nintendo players. It offers deep modes, impressive visuals, and fluid gameplay, even with its 30 FPS cap and sluggish menus. Ultimate Team still leans heavily on microtransactions, but the Career Mode and the new gameplay styles elevate the experience far beyond what we’ve seen before.

Pokémon Legends ZA is a genuinely fun game that makes significant strides forward, even if it doesn't quite reach its full potential. It brilliantly expands the exploration of a returning Lumiose City, masterfully plays on nostalgia, and introduces a fresh battle system. While the Pokédex is more curated, the addition of new Megas makes the selection feel meaningful.

Dead by Daylight: Sinister Grace transports players to Thailand, beautifully bridging tradition and modernity. The Krasue is a powerful Killer who introduces fresh strategic possibilities, while Vee proves a solid Survivor—one poised to challenge fan-favorites for a place in the community's heart.

Absolum brings a fresh new look to both beat 'em ups and roguelites. With incredible combo gameplay and a mechanic-rich fighting system, it's crafted just the right balance between the two styles, making the experience both light and casual, yet without compromising or hindering the experience a beat 'em up should be.

Bahamut and the WaqWaq Tree is a pretty hidden gem in the vast ocean of Metroidvanias. It introduces a fresh style of gameplay, and although short and with some technical issues, it offers a calm and thoughtful journey, as well as a welcoming window into Arabian culture. It's well worth your time.

Unlike many games of the same genre, LEGO Party! manages to masterfully apply the Mario Party formula and introduce some fun minigames with unique personality.

After a 14-year hiatus, Shinobi: Art of Vengeance returns with a fresh formula, flawless art direction, and a more accessible experience for new generations. The game does have room for improvement (especially in its story) but nothing that detracts from the fun and compact campaign.

House of the Dead 2 Remake returns as a zombie; its gameplay style perfectly suits the current Nintendo console, being a challenging arcade classic with plenty of action and violence straight out of the 1990s. Despite the difficulty, its campaign is quite fun and perfect for a game night.

Star Wars Outlaws is an amazing port and yet another proof that next-gen ports are far superior to what we got on the Switch 1. With stunning graphics, fluid gameplay, and stable FPS both in docked and handheld modes, this Ubisoft masterpiece delivers an incredible open-world experience set in the Star Wars universe, between Episodes IV and VI of the beloved sci-fi franchise. The game features a dense and vibrant world full of activities, borrowing well-executed elements from series like Tomb Raider and Metal Gear Solid. It’s a standout title on the Nintendo Switch 2 and an incredible experience for both longtime fans and newcomers alike.

Ritual of Raven is a refreshing twist on the farming sim, blending witchcraft and agriculture into something genuinely new. While it can be frustrating at times, its creative gameplay and compelling characters make it well worth your attention.

Silksong offers an experience that blends enchantment with certain frustrations. The game keeps the player engaged most of the time, sparking curiosity with each new map explored. I recommend Silksong especially for Metroid enthusiasts, but not for all players.

It seems that XSEED Games has not prioritized innovative mechanics, but instead the publisher's focus remains on bringing titles from the past in new outfit without leveraging the full potential of certain mechanics.

Street Fighter 6 arrives on the Nintendo Switch 2 with jaw-dropping performance, bringing all the excellence of the fighting game that’s now seen as the peak of the genre. And the best part? You can take it anywhere and throw down whenever you feel like it.

Tiny Bookshop is cozy and welcoming, full of friendly and interesting characters ready to share their stories in exchange for book recommendations. A unique sales simulator that not only encourages you to learn about books but also perhaps encourages new readers.

Coming out of nowhere, Heretic + Hexen is an excellent game for fans of classic FPS, packed with extras, great gameplay, and many multiplayer modes to enjoy, along with achievements and development bonuses. It missed some opportunities, such as bringing Hexen II to the table and improving the weapon-switching system, but it still remains a great game.

Hunter x Hunter: Nen x Impact is a compact game with little content, but with very competent and well executed fighting mechanics.

Even though it may not be as polished as Monster Hunter, Wild Hearts S is an amazing game that tests the true potential of the Nintendo Switch 2. With beautiful, realistic graphics and a more action-oriented approach than Capcom’s counterpart, it offers technical combat, addictive gameplay, and rewarding exploration and progression. Not to mention the incredible online multiplayer mode: easy to jump into and packed with opportunities for fun. Wild Hearts S is a must-have for any Nintendo Switch 2 owner.

The Wandering Village is a breath of fresh air in the city-builder genre. Juggling a thriving settlement atop the back of a massive, living creature that you have to take care of offers a delightfully unique twist — and while the story isn't the deepest, the sheer variety of gameplay modes ensures hundreds of hours of engaging playtime — an absolute gem.

Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma isn’t just a franchise rebirth—it’s a promise of a thriving future. While not flawless, it nails nearly every essential element, delivering an experience that reminds us exactly why we fell in love with this series.

System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster brought QoL improvements that make the game a lot better, but even so, it doesn’t cover all the flaws the classic had due to its variety of menus to support all the complex game mechanics. But it’s undeniable that, after going through the hardship of the start of the game, what awaits the player is a fun, challenging, incredibly addictive first-person survival horror in all aspects, from the history and atmosphere to its action, providing many hours of fun.

Dead by Daylight: Five Nights at Freddy’s wasn’t just the most anticipated chapter in DBD’s history—it delivered. A landmark moment for horror gaming and a stellar kickoff to DBD Year 9, this chapter gives us the Animatronic Springtrap (a nightmare perfected for DBD’s roster), a meticulously crafted map, and quality-of-life updates that feel long overdue. A love letter to FNAF fans, merged perfectly with DBD.

Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition on Nintendo Switch 2 delivers a deep narrative and versatile gameplay with solid TV-mode performance and innovative controls, despite handheld frame-rate drops and occasional visual glitches. Recommended for RPG fans seeking a premium portable experience and optimistic about Switch 2’s AAA potential.

Even after all these years, Yakuza 0, considered by many the best in the series, returns with a host of incredible extras, additional scenes, and runs magnificently on Nintendo’s new platform. It still carries some of the original’s drawbacks, such as unnecessary dialogues that drag the game on too long, but it remains a fun, modern title and a great addition to the Switch 2 library.

Luffy and the Riverside takes inspiration from classic collectathon games, but has its own identity. Its trading mechanics bring a unique and innovative gameplay that fits well with the paper goods style. Perfect for fans of puzzles, riddles and platformers.

Forever Entertainment made a promise and delivered: it brought all three remastered Front Mission games into the spotlight with quality-of-life improvements. Front Mission 3: Remake offers a faster experience, enhanced visuals, and better performance for new players, but it does little to add new content to the table compared to the previous two remakes. That being said, it still remains a fun and challenging experience.

Chronicles of the Wolf is a true ode to the classic and mid-era of Castlevania, blending the best of both to deliver a progressively engaging game, well balanced difficulty, and highly atmospheric in its storytelling, with plenty of secrets to uncover. That’s not to say it lacks polish—but by no means do these minor flaws get in the way of the incredible experience the title offers.

Raidou remastered is a pivotal example of how to modernize a classic game. There are considerable improvements to the title that make it more accessible and much better than it’s original release. The title is a competent ARPG for it’s time, but it finds a much more competitive market nowadays. I hope Atlus keeps bringing their classics to modern platforms and also bring a new title for an action SMT.

Nobunaga's Ambition: Awakening - Complete Edition is a great strategy addition to the new Nintendo Switch 2, making excellent use of its new features. Although it lacks key elements found in Romance of the Three Kingdoms (also by Tecmo) and has a steep learning curve, there's no denying it's a rich, enjoyable, and challenging game to dive into. A must-buy for hardcore strategy game players.

Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time is a must-buy for cozy game fans. With complete freedom to explore professions, nearly endless content, and a (smooth but limited) 4-player online mode, it’s a cozy sandbox I adore—now if only someone would expand this vision into a true MMO.

Starlight Legacy doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but it offers a cozy, nostalgic love letter to the 16-bit era that feels like finding your favorite childhood blanket. While it treads familiar ground, its comfort and charm carve out a space worth noticing—even in a crowded field of similar titles.

Pipistrello and the cursed yoyo has a unique gameplay with its yo-yo, a platform challenge game that is somewhat difficult, but that gives a good feeling of achievement when passing some insane challenges. Highly recommended for those looking for challenges, fun stories, reviews with an irreverent tone and, of course, yo-yo fans.

Hundred Line is a very ambitious game for the visual novel genre with an absolutely big scope and, with that, delivers one of the most interesting stories of the current generation and a strategic gameplay that resembles a good puzzle. It’s a definite recommendation for those that like intriguing stories and a lot of reading.

The remastered version of Onimusha 2 Samurai's Destiny for the Nintendo Switch comes almost flawlessly to the platform. Full of extras, quality of life improvements, and so much more, this game is a must-buy for hack and slash gamers out there who wish for a hard but fair technical game.

Spiritfall is one of the best roguelikes I've played in recent times. Fluid, satisfying and highly addictive, its highly versatile gameplay creates a wide range of possibilities and ways to play. A great choice for those who like to try to create combos and attacks, even if they don't think they know how to do it.

The second fighting collection (not counting the Street Fighter 30 Anniversary and Marvel vs Capcom collection) includes 3D fighting games from Capcom as well as 2D classics like CvS 1 / 2 and the Upper version of Street Fighter Alpha 3. It has some missing opportunities, like the content from PSP version of Street Fighter Alpha 3 and the inclusion of Rival Schools (since Project Justice, it's sequel, is in this collection), but the game comes with a lot of extras, intuitive menus, and hidden characters. A great addition to the collection for Fighting Gaming addicts.

Biomorph breathes fresh air into the Metroidvania genre with its standout mechanic—absorbing and transforming into defeated enemies. While future titles could push this concept further, it remains a rock-solid addition to the genre that will satisfy most players. The game’s distinctive art style and endearing characters pull you into its world, while rebuilding and personalizing the city of Blightmoor lets you leave your own mark on its streets.

Although it misses the opportunity to add more content, Lunar Remastered Collection brings two of the best non-Square Enix RPGs from the Sega CD/PS1 era back, correcting all of its flaws, bringing HD graphics to the table (animations included!), and a fast and fluid way to play these two incredible games. A must-buy for classic RPG fans.

Despite the controversy, Tokyo Ghoul proved to be an excellent way to bring anime/manga elements into Dead by Daylight. Ken Kaneki makes for a powerful and enjoyable Killer to play, though frustratingly oppressive to face. His design fits DBD's core gameplay seamlessly—with some balancing tweaks, he could be perfect. It's just a shame his Perks don't quite live up to the same standard.

A sequel to a game that nobody remembered, Beyond the Ice Palace II is a welcome new addition to the 2D platform indie metroidvania library, with great action and puzzle mechanics, an amazing atmosphere, and outstanding music. It's a bit too short, has some bugs, but nothing that ruins the fun experience.

While respecting the original work, the remastered version of SaGa Frontier 2 brings extra content to the table, revamped graphics, and a native widescreen resolution with the option to speed up battles and exploration. Unfortunately, those who don't speak English or Japanese won't be able to understand the story.

This is definitely a game done with passion by the team, with a classic approach on the fighting genre mixed with modern aspects to bring young players to the ring, packed with many extras modes and unlockables. That said, the constant slowdowns, hit detection that needs polishing and some bug crashing game hinders the fun on the Nintendo Switch platform. Let's hope a patch will correct all this in the near future.

Ever 17- The Out of Infinity delivers a remaster of the 2011 remake rather than the 2000 original. Though its modernization efforts may divide fans, the story remains rich in twists and turns and retains its compelling characters—keeping the journey engaging enough to justify a playthrough. That said, I’d still recommend supplementing it with the original for full context.

Revisiting Yakuza Kiwami and being able to play anywhere is really fun. The graphics are amazing, the price is accessible and Kiwami extras guarantee tons of beating up fun in this high atmospheric game, even with occasional slowdowns here and there. A must buy for Switch owners.

Caravan SandWitch is an enjoyable, unhurried journey, which is a bit at odds with the main plot. Exploration and puzzle solving are great for relaxing. Unfortunately, the optimization in the console version leaves something to be desired and may frustrate some players. I'm looking forward to seeing this team's next work.

This port is an amazing comeback of one of the greatest counterparts for The King of Fighters in the Neo Geo era. It has many interesting extras, achievements to enrich the single-player experience and, although it could have some balance against bosses and less long loading screens to access modes, this is a great port to have on Switch if you are a fighting game enthusiast.

Stray is a faithful and well-made port, with beautiful graphics and few (almost imperceptive) texture issues. If you didn’t play the game with the most beloved cat in the world of gaming, the Switch can be an excellent place to start, especially because you can play it anywhere.

Loddlenaut was a pleasant surprise. Although brief, the experience in GUP-14 is extremely sensorially pleasant, and deals with an extremely serious and present theme, which is environmental preservation, in a light and calm way, with many cute little alien monsters to be found and cataloged.

Monster Hunter Stories returns triumphantly in the remastered version for the Nintendo Switch. The game's captivating storyline, endearing characters, and the wide variety of Monsties available for play make it an excellent entry point into the Monster Hunter universe and an enjoyable twist for fans of the franchise and turn-based RPGs.

Vengeance is the definitive version of SMT V, however, it will not change the opinion of those that bounced off from the original. Those who loved it will find a considerable amount of new content to justify the new purchase. Those that had a mid experience with the original might want to give this a chance when the opportunity comes.

Princess Peach: Showtime! is a quick, easy, and direct game. It's a fantastic introduction to platformers, with great graphics and minimal difficulty. Enjoy the surprisingly varied gameplay in this short game, assuming you don't mind it being this short.

Between customizing your squads from behavior to strategies and the real time aspect of the battle with skills and terrain, Unicorn Overlord is an incredible strategy title that makes it viable and an incredible freedom for the player to choose how to create and command their own army. UO will be remembered as one of the best in the genre and of Vanillaware, no doubt.

All Things Wicked, the new chapter from Dead by Daylight, has become my new favorite original chapter. Along with a formidable survivor with an original mechanic and rich lore, it also brings a terrifying killer with a variety of playstyles and an exquisitely made new map. Though there are a few disappointing perks, this is overall the greatest original chapter that Behaviour has created, and I sincerely hope there will be more chapters that tie in with previous ones.

Pentiment stands as a testament to originality and meticulous attention in gaming. It faithfully recreates the Renaissance era, and the weight of your decisions significantly impacts the entire narrative, making it a game that everyone should experience. Kudos to Microsoft for enabling a wider audience to engage with the artistry it offers.

Bandle Tale: A League of Legends Story is a fantastic game that you can enjoy at your leisure, without feeling rushed or competing with others. It offers a long and enjoyable experience that you may not want to replay, so make the most of its low price and dozens of hours of gameplay, and have a great time.

For fans of the series, the collection is an excellent opportunity to revive classic titles and with a considerable amount of content that can keep them busy for a long while. For those that don’t share the nostalgia, the collection has four racing games that are very good, but also need a lot of practice and patience to be enjoyed.

Following the footsteps of its predecessor, a hidden gem inside the vast 3DS library, Pocket Card Jockey - Ride On! is a delicious game to play, really the best of both worlds in a fun and unexpected way. Especially at this price range, buy it, play it, and good luck on your races!

30XX is an incredible action rogue-lite, with beautiful, ever-changing environments. It's a treat for fans of the blue bombing franchise. Fun, fast, precise and with several game modes, this is certainly one of the best games released this year.

Hitman: Blood Money - Reprisal is a game that's different from almost everything else in the Switch library. If you like stealth games with a lot of violence and room for creativity, the dinner is served, even if it is a little dated. Especially at this price, put the kids to sleep and have fun.

Mario vs. Donkey Kong has surprised me with the loads of content that the game offers, in addition to the complexity of some puzzles - despite some stages being quite alike across the worlds. Either way, the fun factor here is granted, especially if you have someone to tag along with.

Two amazing CING games comeback in an interesting reimagining with astonishing art direction and graphics, the amazing and full of plot twists story from Rika Suzuki with new direction and, although not innovative as the DS/Wii were, still fun and intuitive gameplay. Already played the DS/Wii version? No worries, the new puzzles and direction makes for a new and interesting experience.