Sam & Max: Save The World is an extremely fun game, with great humor in the dialogues and a solid gameplay. Lots of good challenges, that together with an excellent cast of characters, makes for a fantastic experience to play on your Nintendo Switch.

Little Nightmares II is an excellent sequel to one of the best horror titles with elements of puzzle and exploration. The second game brings the "work together" appeal, with the return of Six (protagonist of first Little Nightmares), and the protagonism of Mono. This surreal adventure is worth every second.

Another masterpiece of the Nintendo DS, another title of undoubted quality and a welcome addition to the already excellent library of the platform.

Pikmin 3 Deluxe presents the complete edition of the title originally released for Wii U. Besides additional content, the new version brings changes in gameplay and offers local multiplayer in all game modes. The adventure has everything to offer a pleasant experience for all series fans and for those who still don't know one of the best Nintendo franchises.

Ni No Kuni II has big changes compared to its predecessor, and your love for it will depend on what you prefer: Action RPG or turn-based battles with mechanics that refer to Pokémon.

The game shines again, as did 14 years ago, combining the nostalgia with modernity.

MadWorld is a great game. It has failures in technical and practical points, but none can ruin the fun. No More heroes players must buy the game immediately, and other gamers must reflect if it's better to buy a horrible 40-hour length or an remarkable 10-hour length game.

Yoshi's Woolly World manages, with great success, is accessible and yet difficult, old and yet new.

Luigi’s third solo adventure is the ultimate evolution of it’s formula. A game well designed to be fun either playing alone or with company. Also, it’s visuals and ambiance are incredible.

This Two Point Hospital's spirit may not come along with much new stuff, however it's as great as the previous title is. If you're the sort of person who already had enough time with Two Point Hospital, Two Point Campus should definitely be your next game.

It’s such a shame that Nintendo have little interest in developing a sixth DKC, but at the same time it’s incredible how Playtonic nailed the formula so well. Fun levels, on point difficulty, visuais and soundtrack very well executed and a slew of new ideas really makes The Impossible Lair feel like a sequel to a series that we like so much, and not just a cheap knock-off.

Devil May Cry 3: Special Edition is an awesome addition to the Switch library. The game that helped redefine the hack and slash genre is still really fun to play, and with some new and exclusive modes, Capcom shows that they are worried about improving the experience, instead of just porting it. The Switch edition opens up for way more stylish combos and, if you don't care for its 2005 graphics, you should give the game a chance (or a new chance), because this is DMC3's definitive edition.

The only way to not having fun is not having company.

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.

Pato Box is an absolutely interesting game with a lot of content. For fans of Punch-Out !! it is a must buy and even for non-fans, I think it is worth taking a look at this game, either by it's artistic style reminiscent of comics or by it's gameplay.

It's indispensable for collectors and recommended to those who are new to the series. For those who already know Metroid Prime, it's worth to check it out.

Don't be fooled by its Kawaii-looking: Ender Lillies: Quietus of the Knights is a hardcore Metroidvania game, made for those who are willing to have their patience tested. Be prepared to die 50 times or so in a single boss-fight, to explore a huge map with a bunch of rooms loaded with hostiles, and to face a not-so-generous and somewhat poorly designed map which is going to drive you crazy.

The puzzles and challenges encountered are well made and with a good difficulty.

Twilight Princess HD is a great game and should be played if you haven't on the Wii or GameCube. To those that already played it, this HD release offers few additions.

Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon doesn't miss the target anywhere, but it doesn't exceed the expectations in many aspects, too. A good game and well recommended, but not a must-have if you're not a fan of the series.

Whether you are a fan or not the hedgehog, take a chance and see if this is more a title of "Sonic cycle".

I confess that I identified myself in both the role of son away from the father and the role of father doing everything to protect his daughter.

Other M innovates in many aspects and too much. Metroid is in the right way.

The game is a very welcome sequel of the franchise that can act like a "remake" of the first titles. With your new microgames, it keeps the essence of "fast-fun pills", but with an excellent local multiplayer twist. The lack in use of the Switch functionalities, such as touch screen or gyro-controls is what remained to Get it Together be a definitive version of the series. But the new post-game modes are at least a try to cover it, ensuring that the player will be much more addicted with Get it Together than a lot of past games.

The explosions aren't too impressive, the shots aren't too realist and the models aren't too detailed than the past versions, but, still, this is a genuine Modern Warfare.

MW3 is the definitive version of the franchise on the Wii and one of the best FPS ever made for the console.

The Wardrobe is an excellent game within it's own genre. The only "issue" is a lack of direction to the player if they cannot catch the subtle hints of what to do next. This is made more interesting due to the referecend and jokes made by Skinny made every time the player tries to move forward.

Just Dance 2019 is a great game to pass the time if you're a casual player, likes parties or to have fun with friends and family. The musical variety in this new entry is great, however, the lack of innovative features and the removal of Smartphones as a controller option hurts the title.

LOSTMAGIC has a gracious feeling on DS and at the same time it entertains players because of the scenes and storyline, it gives a great difficulty, raising the wish to continue and finish the game.

The merit of Eurocom was the realization that new concepts should be assimilated into gameplay. And this, along some concepts already established and some additions, enriched the final product, making an incredible, nostalgic experience.

The House of the Dead: Overkill is a peculiar game. Although it has exorbitant errors, they point out the game's style. However, they're there and there's a difference between "poetic license" and laziness. One thing for sure: Overkill is one of the best games for the Wii lately because it exudes the feel it wishes to express.

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.

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.

80 Days is a love-letter to the Jules Verne' epic homonym book. With hundreds of cities, automata and different stories, we can ensure that every new journey will look like was the first one. Hours of entertainment and a pleasant reading awaits you - to not say that you can be stuck on the plot.

Owlboy is a game with quality artistic style and music that leaves the ideal mood for fun. In addition to good controls with a quick response, the game makes sure to vary the gameplay.

Carrion is a fun reverse Metroidvania, in the sense that you play as a villain, not the human/hero. In a universe full of anti-heroes and complicated moral choices, here, you just have fun destroying and devouring everything you see ahead.

Wii is the perfect console for FPS games for obvious reasons. Treyarch did a great job in Call of Duty: World at War, but don't expect a revolution on the genre.

Elderand is a challenging metroidvania with a great Lovecraftian setting, with a good length campaign that doesn't drag or make you wander around the map so much. With smart enemies and awesome bosses, it's a game that should be on any fan's bucket list.

Harvest Moon: Frantic Farming takes the world of farms to a different path from the main series, but not far from its essence, theme and amusement.

Tenchu: Shadow Assassins is a great game, recommended to anyone who enjoys action, thievery and the sensation of being a true ninja.

Among Us brings to the Switch the award-winning experience of 2020's Best Multiplayer Game. Giving us the best of both worlds, the use of touch screen integrated with the control stick movements, at least in portable mode, makes it very comfortable to play. It's really worth it, even if you already have it on other platforms; the Switch experience, at least for me, was better than either on PC and on mobile.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Harvest Moon fans who never played the first Rune Factory are obliged to play this one. Natsume promised: Rune Factory is a new franchise, which will follow a different path from Harvest Moon. Until now, the tracked path hasn't disappointed.

Demon Turf is difficult to master, but when done it is very rewarding. It's one of the best games I've played this year and I don't plan on stopping anytime soon.

Radiant History is a great game, mainly due to the serious plot and the mature characters.

Airborne Kingdom is a unique experience in civilization games, in which the only enemies to combat are gravity, the mood of your inhabitants and a possible scarceness of resources with a creative gameplay that is, most of the time, relaxing and fun.

Being a great puzzle game for the switch. TokiTori 2+ is recommended for those who enjoy a relaxing and creative experience. At the beginning of the game some parts will seem impossible and once you get used to the gameplay everything will make sense. With songs that make up the atmosphere of adventure and fun, the game leaves simple and complex puzzles everywhere and will require that the player has the ability to solve what is proposed to him.

Despite being a game whose potential makes it frustrating considering how little is actually accomplished, Spirit of Justice still is the best among the most recent games in the series.

Cold Steel IV, for the best and for the worst, keeps all main characteristics from it's story arc and, finally, closes the Erebonia story for the Trails series. Here we have one of the best modern RPGs and the Switch's portability makes the game even better to be enjoyed.

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.

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.

Within its limitations that are typical to Gust games, Second Light shows a care of the developers to create the most pleasant title possible. It’s a game that can be considered good or even great in all of it’s aspects, however it doesn’t contain an aspect to call it excellent. It is certainly a memorable experience due to its battle system and the casual conversations with each character in this summer vacation adventure and one that I recommend to those that are already familiar with Gust output.

Pile Up! - Box by Box is a great 3D platform game, which brings together all the pretty basic elements of games of this genre into a fun experience. Assuming the purpose of a cardboard box, you must use your skills to jump and to stack up other boxes, in order to reach all the objectives and bring peace back to the island.

Maybe not what players hoped to find as a debut of the legendary Tomb Raider games on the console, The Lara Croft Collection sure takes what Switch does best: It's local multiplayer. The Guardian of Light and The Temple of Osiris comes packed with the DLCs for an accessible price, giving the players a different take, but not less interesting on the action, puzzles and platform that the series are known for.

Scrap the MegaMan-esque pistol and add a FLUDD-alike hose. Wagon's apparently subtle job change is actually the biggest improvement Mighty Switch Force! 2 does. It allows the game's core - the switch gameplay - to shine brighter, with enemies being more puzzle-centric than the previous more simplistic path obstacles. This sequel pretty much functions like the original, but it's the little enhancements, such as the great learning curve for each tile fitting into single levels, that makes the game not only feels more challenging, but better. If only the art styles used in some of the last levels got more time in the spotlight.

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.

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.

Spyro Reignited Trilogy can be a product made because of the nostalgia of a certain public, however, the games can be enjoyed even by today’s standards due to it’s quality. It’s a title recommended to those that miss the series and to those that like the “collect-a-ton” sub-genre. Also, it’s simplicity makes it a great game for children and to those that are not used to gaming.

Etrian Odyssey 2 Untold: The Fafnir Knight brings the winning formula back once again, pleasing long-term fans and making changes to attract new players.

Nintendo will surely need to work on new artistic and mechanical styles to make its future 2D Mario games attractive, as Super Mario Maker 2 takes all the best from Super Mario Maker 1 and boosts the game with new options, a better interface, more customization, themes, night mode, interesting enemies and wraps the whole package with a fun new story mode and an online mode that even with its flaws, is competent.Super Mario Maker 2 offers the ultimate experience for Mario 2D fans and certainly yields much more fun than the 60$ what it is charged for.

Atelier Ryza uses the series classic gameplay loop and brings a few new systems to it, making this one of the best in the entire series. It’s an excellent beginning of a new arc, an excellent opportunity for new players and an excellent game for anyone that loves RPGs.

Dandara is a well=executed game. It's a game that's designed for the most dedicated players, with high levels of challenge in an undeniably tortuous learning curve. With totally innovative mechanics, a character with strong identity in visual terms, the Long Hat House game is an ode to Brazilian culture and Belo Horizonte. It's really exciting to see a Brazilian team with a game as consistent as Dandara.

Fire Emblem Engage is a title that will divide series fans. Those that love the strategic gameplay will find one of the best titles in the series and one of the best strategy games of the Switch. For those that like the series for its stories and characters, it’s best to hope that the next title in the series fared better in this regard.

The Fall Part 2: Unbound is the best Puzzle game ever launched in the Switch eShop so far. Bringing such a good story makes the price paid worth it. The graphics are not ugly but it is also nothing special, worth noting that it is visible the difference from portable to TV mode. The game is still divided into other genres, which avoids repetition. The gameplay has minor issues with the character's targeting system, but nothing that interferes too greatly with the gaming experience. It is highly recommended for fans of puzzles and a good story, and can entertain you for several hours.

Paranormasight has more pros than cons in many aspects. It brings an innovative gameplay and flowchart that, sadly, it's not used in an efficient way, sometimes presenting the interesting part of the gameplay just to throw it away to never return. But still, the game has beautiful artwork and music, an incredible story with memorable characters and, if it wasn't for the mentioned flaws, it could be easily the best mystery visual novel out there.

Professor Layton vs Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney is a love letter to fans. Everything the game tried to do, and did, was to please those that experienced at least one Professor Layton and one Phoenix Wright, and managed to enjoy the stay in these worlds. The world here may be different, but it's still familiar.

Patch Land is a world patched, made of clothes and buttons, and, looking at it, it is impossible to forget.

Regardless of platform, the quality of these titles is undeniable, but this remastered version is the best and most convenient way to play them.

The clever use of the touch screen makes the 3D Edition something that no other version of the series wished to be until now: accessible.

Fractured Soul is perhaps on par with several other plataformers on eShop, but stands out from the crowd by including online leaderboards.

Gulty Gear XX Accent Core is a great game for the ones who like fighting games: hardcore gamers and fans of the series. It won't disappoint you.

HarmoKnight is a chaming rhythm game with good music, so far, a unique experience on the eShop of 3DS.

Touken Ranbu Warriors shows once again that Koei-Tecmo does a much better job in the Warriors series spin-offs than in the main Dynasty series, delivering a delicious Musou to be played, in every single aspect of the game, from deep characters to perfect environments. With missions that are shorter than usual, it is the perfect game for beginners in the genre.

In an industry where originality is a virtue increasingly rare, games like Pushmo should not be missed.

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.

Nobody Saves The World is a mix not only of many styles, but of a lot of gaming experience. Chaotic, fun and with just the right amount of humor, you can spend hours just doing quests and forget about time, although some may find it quite repetitive.

Triangle Strategy is, without a doubt, a great strategy game that contains a number of elements that affect the experience in a negative way. At the moment, it is a title that I don't see leaving a legacy as far-reaching as TO or FFT, but it can certainly become the basis for a title that will even surpass those classics. What I can say, however, is that even with those details, it is still one of the best SRPGs on Switch and definitely recommended for fans of the genre.

Exploring the Scottish Highlands can be more tiring than one could imagine. In A Highland Song, a new perspective awaits you. Between beautiful and deadly mountains, Moira's journey towards his uncle's lighthouse becomes an adventure to not forget, due to good and (a few) bad reasons.

Shadowverse: Champion's Battle is one of those games that are simple to get but hard to master. It has a simple story, strategic diversity and great care in the production makes for tens (or hundreds) of fun hours of gameplay, especially if the online competition gets hot.

Road 96 is a narrative adventure in constant evolution, going through moments of action, exploration and (lots of) melancholy, while making a social criticism that makes you reflect on life.

Although not bringing anything really groundbreaking, Witch Spring 3 Re:Fine - The Story of Eirudy is a neat surprise that does well everything it wants to do while telling a charming story that will leave you wanting for more of the franchise.

Katana ZERO offers a creative art direction, great soundtrack, addictive gameplay and an engaging narrative. However, the adventure is short, about 5 hours, and its conclusion can be frustrating. I'm sure we'll hear about your continuation soon.

The transition to home consoles didn't innovate the series, but gave to it what is perhaps its best version.

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.

We finished the sequence in the same place where we finished the original: wanting more.

MegaMan Legacy Collection 2 is a good collection and will please fans of the most beloved robot in video games. It's an almost mandatory buy for 2D platform fans. There is no doubt that it is the best versions of the games since it comes with all the DLC contents of MegaMan 9 and 10 included and the ports were well done.

Happy Birthdays is a great game of a much forgotten genre. It's good to see something so innovative and fun. I highly recommend the game to fans of God's simulation games. Dozens of hours are reserved for those who seek to dwelve deeper into this world.

With multiple game modes and bosses that change patterns, the game is a great challenge. However, at the same time, it is quite simple in several aspects, such as scenarios and models. Worth the cost benefit for anyone looking for something in the bullet hell genre.

Two Point Hospital is a fun updated version of the classic Theme Hospital, and it manages to overshadow its predecessor in all aspects. Despite small performance issues and lack of touch support, the game has enough different elements to keep the player engaged for dozens (or hundreds) of hours.

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.

Lydie & Suelle is an excellent choice as a game for creation, with very funny quests will becoming truly challenging after a while. The game may not have the most interesting fighting system for an JRPG and the best-executed graphics on the console, but it makes up for its failures with a good story and the mechanics of alchemy and exploration.

An Arcade game that was innovative in its time for its gameplay and that will definitely be worth your investment. If you like the genre it is a game that you have to know, either by the beautiful songs or by its historical mark. Zero Gunner 2 is really a great game.

For those who haven't had chance to play it, there is no better recommendation in 3D line Classics.

Atelier Ryza 2 is an expansion on the concepts that were laid down by it’s predecessor; this means that fans of the previous game will probably love the new adventure. However, the familiarity also means that those who weren’t charmed by the first outing won’t have that many reasons to give a chance to this new title.

Gunman Clive HD Collection has one of the best cost-benefit ratios on the eShop.