In a way, Cruis’n Blast is a rollercoaster. It’s fast, fun and it also ends way too quickly.Its spirit is firmly planted in a bygone era for games, which still does its best to entertain people - regardless of their age.

Labyrinth of Zangetsu is fun and simple, giving easy accessibility for newcomers and veterans of dungeon crawling RPG. It’s a pity that its great enemy and character artwork can’t save the repetitive stages and confusing menu/inventory management that spoils what could be a great game.

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.

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.

For the price of a DS game, the original game was a pain in the wallet. The same game, with additional features, an accessible multiplayer and a bigger quantity of puzzles for only a fifth of that price is a great option.

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.

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.

Contra is recommended to those that like a good challenge. Slowly, players learn it’s patterns and require less and less lives and continues to conquer each stage. Those are old games, but their quality shine even today.

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.

Aeon Drive is frantic and makes you think about playing like a speedrunner. It's a full plate for those who like to compete this way. However, the game lacks the basics and has some performance issues.

Warriors Orochi 4 has an incredible character diversity, easy to understand gameplay, good mechanics and an intriguing story. Unfortunately, the Nintendo Switch version has performance issues, affecting the whole package.

So in the end, think of Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics as a beautiful box of board games that you keep in a closet until one fine day you feel like playing again. Are you willing to pay 40USD for this box? Some would say yes, others would say no. In the end, it's a very polished and neat package. The game's proposal is quite simple, despite the vast content. The secret is to sit down without worrying and play at will, exploring each game until you get tired.

Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising is a great city management game, but as an action RPG it lacks fluency, more efficient systems, and difficulty. The story is good and leaves a good edge for the next title, but at the same time it feels a bit rushed.

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.

Super Little Acorn 3D Turbo is the definitive version of the game.

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.

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.

Even after a few years of its original version, the idea of literally using the power of words to solve puzzles remains brilliant and very well executed in the game. The lack of length is the main fault of Typoman. Important to say that the game can only be properly appreciated by those who master the English language.

Kao the Kangaroo is a platformer that offers a good variety in its gameplay mechanics, although they take a while to hit their peak. Besides that, the exploration here is rewarding, but please don't rely on the game's saving system.

Hypercharge: Unboxed is an engaging and challenging FPS mixed with Tower Defense, with richly-detailed stages, an awesome soundtrack, perfect sound effects and a gameplay that's easy to learn and complex to master. The game lacks in some aspects but the overall experience is extremely satisfactory and fun, and with the scheduled updates, the game tends to become even better.

The Lion’s Song is a great point and click game with a focus in the story. With a nice visual that features a retro pixelated style. The gameplay on the TV it’s OK, but no support to the Touch Screen function is unacceptable, since the iOS version already has that function. Finally, The Lion’s Song does not please everyone, but those who like the genre will love the game.

Pyramids has good longevity, but even with some new features in the course of the game, it's a tiring game. Its price, however, is not a burden. You cannot say the same about the difficulty, that in more advanced levels, greatly complicates the life of the player. For those willing to face this challenge, Pyramids is a good choice.

Liberation Maiden meets its goal as part of a package and never really goes beyond that.

The lack of original scenarios and personality hurts the package, but doesn't take the credit for being a great introductory game for the capabilities of the 3DS, both in terms of graphics and of controls.

You will get a bitter taste in your mouth of wanting more.

Darq is absolute when creating a dark and dense environment. The game has clever and thought-provoking puzzles, as well as impeccable art direction. The love Unfold Games had when creating it is clearly observed, and that is enough to include it among the highlights of the genre. The lack of a more elaborate story and the short duration of the game can be a negative point, but these factors are far from spoiling the experience, which is very satisfying.

It's not the most complete or most beautiful version of the title from Zen Studios, but has enough content to make any fan of the genre have fun.

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.

If you like puzzles and steampunk themes, Vaporum: Lockdown will be a big deal, providing many hours of challenges and battles. However, the narrative leaves something to be desired, discouraging the player to a point that it can almost be ignored.

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift is a good game indeed. Not excellent nor notable nor hardcore, yet fun. But if you're a veteran, don't expect a great challenge and don't think this is a successor to the first of the Final Fantasy Tactics series.

Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion is a fun little game with a crazy story and an adorable cast of characters. This tittle is recommended for any fans of 2D Zelda gameplay style. However, the internet humor and lack of extra content might hurt the experience in the end.

Famicom Detective Club: The Missing Heir really shines on its art, sound and, more than anything else, the story. In what should've been most important though, gameplay, even with several improvements, it still shows its age. It falls short of being a masterpiece but it is still a solid addition to anyone's Visual Novels library.

Silent Hope is not a game for everyone, but if you're looking for a comfortable Action RPG with an intriguing plot and a satisfying challenge, I recommend you download the demo and give it a shot.

Of course, New Super Mario Bros. 2 contains many elements at its core that are worth gold, but due to conformism, sometimes latent, is satisfied with not taking advantage of opportunities to worth more.

Lamplight City is a Point-&-Click adventure game that bets on nostalgia and corrects all the flaws from the old sources of this genre on which it drinks from. Its small misses doesn't ruin the game experience and, despite being a niche game, it's recommended to anyone who is just seeking for a short, atmospheric and engaging story.

Even with its simplicity, Figment is a good game that becomes an excellent recommendation to children or young adults. With its beautiful visuals and fairy-tale like storytelling, it is a great combination that makes its public smile.

TMNT: Shredder's Revenge is one of the best beat 'em ups today, but it lacks repetition and extra elements that could have been added right at launch - in addition to crossplay.

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.

Warlock's Tower is a great time killer and very good to play on the go. The aesthetic as in the times of the Game Boy is well made and the difficulty becomes quite challenging. Great price offsets the small amount of content.

Ikachan is not a masterpiece, but it's a simple and enjoyable experience which deserves another chance.

Wii Play: Motion isn't Game of the Year lists material, and it doesn't have what it takes to keep someone glued to their TV for hours and hours alone. During friend reunions, though, it shines, and not for innovations or high-definition graphics, but for its simplicity and consistency.

Even with several errors and limitations, the robust content is here, collecting various virtues, and, at the same time, primary failures, which, even with the help of patches, are condemned. But they are not condemned enough to commit an injustice and say that Conduit is not worth the play. No way.

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.

Worth for those that want to remember the classics or for those that don't know them.

13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim is an easy recommendation to do, but with a public that is hard to define. Players that are used to the VN niche or sci fi stories will probably love the game. Other players, however, must give a chance to the title, eventually, due to how unique each of its characteristics are. It’s not a title that will please all players, but it’s certainly a title that deserves the attention of the general public.

Let's Tap is a package of demos using the Wii Remote in an interesting way. Although it doesn't work perfectly some times, it's good for the ones who like to gather the most number of people around their Wii - and make all of the enjoy it.

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.

It's an interesting concept, but surprisingly not that polished after all this time.

République: Anniversary Edition is an OK game. It gives you a few dozen hours of fun and a good story for those who like games with lots of politics, intrigue and mystery. It's not a revolutionary game but it's worth knowing, especially if you are the kind of player who likes to 100% everything. Good luck at that.

Art of Balance is a simple puzzle game that develops its concept with confidence and competence.

Gerda: A Flame in Winter is not a breakthrough in adventure games, but manages to introduce interesting gameplay elements that works pretty well with its interesting and heavy story. We are so used to play war games killing people during the nazi regime that we forget that there are good and bad guys on both sides of a war, like The Book Thief by Markus Zusak showed us, and this game is a perfect example of it, proving how fun a war game can be without the tired Rambo formula so used in FPS and third person shooter games.

It's a very good title, but one that requires a lot of patience.

Immortal Redneck is a good game and deserves to be highlighted for the great amount of content, for the variety of its pyramids and for the good level design. I think a lot of people will have fun with its smart ideas and good gameplay.

Imp of the Sun is an amazing and fun platform game, more than recommended not only for fans of the style but also for fans of games like Metroid and Hollow Knight . It is a game that must be played more than once.

A puzzle simple and fun, able to entertain fans of this genre and others for a few hours.

Blizzard Arcade Collection is a great collection made for early fans of the company, and it brings three great titles with their respective versions for everyone's taste. The extra material is also excellent, and for sure many players will feel gifted with them. However, many inconsistent decisions among the different versions are quite questionable, giving the impression that it's often a best choice to get into the SNES or Mega Drive/SEGA 32X versions, since these ones have the feature of save state and rewind, offering more freedom to the player. We hope that an update can fix these flaws and add the same features for all the three games.

Steel Diver is that typical game that is not for everyone. As a launch title, considering the fact that the handheld is poor of great games, maybe It's worth it the play. But do not get too excited, there's nothing so revolutionary that truly justify the purchase.

Nintendo Switch players that opt to revive a classic such as Onimusha: Warlords HD Remaster will find everything that made Capcom special in a title that feels like a Resident Evil spin-off. However, I must remind everyone that the game doesn't go beyond a simple port.

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.

Banana Blitz HD has a game proposal that caters to a 5 to 11 year old audience and is good for family play. Even with simple gameplay, the game fails due to the lack of camera control in classic mode and the absence of a local multiplayer in decatlhon mode.

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.

FAST Racing Neo is possibly one the best racing games on the console.

Never Alone (Kisima Ingitchuna) is a light and fun game, it is nice for those looking for a short game to relax a little and get to know a new culture.

Game Freak has done an interesting job with Pokémon Shield in many ways, mostly innovating with new mechanics and bringing in established features from previous titles. However, it is noteworthy that a little more time in development with more care would result in a better polished game that could be even more charming and worthy to the franchise size.

Cutting tomatoes or frying potatoes are still oddly fun activities.

The Fall made me interested from start to finish with its super interesting story. The idea of using in-game glitches as a visual form and gameplay is very good and made the adventure pleasurable.

Flowerworks consists of an interesting gameplay idea covered by a not so interesting overworld. The presentation may not be the best, but the game itself is fun and can keep you busy for many hours.

Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection brings a collection that pleases old fans and shows the series past to a new generation showing perfectly why those games became classics. The collection could see some considerable improvements and the Switch itself brings enough peculiarities that should be considered when buying. However, the package is still a great acquisition to any fighting game fan.

Pokémon Quest is free and has, even with its limitations, quite addictive elements and even quite deep. The game is made for a more expanded audience and may not please the most purists and conservatives.

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed may not be a must-buy and neither catch the player's attention for a long time. But the ones who are tired of Wii's casuality, it'll do fine.

Hollow is a good horror game inspired by great games like Alien: Isolation and Resident Evil Revelations. However, the game sins by executing mechanics like melee combat, for example. Although the graphics are excellent and it has an excellent atmosphere, the weird movement of the enemies makes the game look odd at times. The game is frightening at times when you walk alone on the ship listening to voices succumbing to the dark, you do get some scares, but it is not frequent. The gameplay is within the standards of the current horror games. Despite its problems, Hollow is a highly recommended game for horror fans and games like Resident Evil Revelations and Alien: Isolation.

TOEM is a calm expedition where photography will be an ally in discovery, not the main point. The way in which the art was used both for exploration and for photography is surprising, however the game lacks repetition in certain moments.

If it were only a matter of story, plot, game atmosphere and originality, this very game would be of extraordinary quality. However, it's clear that there's a lack of polish here.

Footgun Underground is a 2D roguelike with a unique take on gameplay—while its combat system attempts bold innovation, it neglects essential elements like variety, balance, and immersion. For all its potential, the game falters in executing its core vision; even its standout mechanics fail to shine.

The Witcher 3 should at least be experienced for its good attributes, but you must be prepared for any frustrations. It is a game that bets a large part of its chips on the narrative and the world, so players more used to well-polished mechanics will be surprised.

Capcom Arcade 2nd Stadium does little to outsmart its first edition. It has more fighting games, and good ones too than the first one, but nothing that we didn’t see in other Capcom compilations (and with more stuff) for the system, but It's still a great way to play the classics you miss so much, with online challenges, unlockables and light to the pocket, since you can purchase the games individually for a cheaper price. Oh, and Mega Man The Power Battle 1 and 2 are finally playable on the Switch.

Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions is an excellent arcade adaptation of the series for the world of video games, but its football mechanics its not too good and give the feeling that something is missing, while betting excessively on special skills to grab attention.

Samurai Warriors: Chronicles is, above all, a Musou. And anyone willing to play a Musou must be prepared to deal with the excessive repetition.

No-Skin is a different and reflective horror game. Although it didn't quite manage to deliver that reflection, perhaps fans more deeply involved in the genre will understand. The idea of ​​being a roguelike could have worked better if it had some kind of more positive reward, but it seems that doing so during the journey goes against the essence of No-Skin.

Lord of Magna: Maiden Heaven is a good, harmless game, but, at the same time, it's something you've played before.

Just because of its multiplayer, you'll have fun for just 1000 Wii Points. It's a shame the game doesn't include an online mode, as the DS version has it along many other options.

It's fun for spend some time in lines without caring about some story, but it does not go much further than that.

Mario Party Superstars is basically a celebration of the Mario Party franchise. But technical issues still haunt the online multiplayer, besides the lack of attention regarding minor details, which ends up hindering the fun factor.

Fans of sports games or RPGs may hate the game and its weird control system, whilst those who are away from both genres may find something different and satisfying. Those who endure the first three hours and get used to the controls will find a long campaign, with up to 20 hours of gameplay. When you get there, though, you will be tired of that much soccer and of the absurd that will carry you until the final match.

The extrapolated difficulty of Go! Go! Kokopolo can either be a problem for some and charming for others. The polishing of the game at Nintendo level, however, is beneficial for everyone.

Jotun is a true adventure through the nordic mythology, despite being short.

As a game for Wii, it's a good title for those tired of casual games or who feel a lack of Action-Adventure games. As a port of a title for other platforms graphically more powerful than the Wii, it's not perfect, but it plays its role well.

Ruined King doesn't deliver on the Nintendo Switch everything it promises. The story is interesting but it's very difficult to ignore the gameplay and performance issues to actually insist upon seeing the game through to the end. It's worth it to those who want to know more about Runeterra though.

If you can put up with the flaws, this will be a fun and exciting RPG, but it’s indeed hard to ignore some of them.

The Mageseeker: A League of Legends Story expands the League of Legends universe and whets your appetite for a story that is still being told. It lacks a bit of optimization, but it's pretty fun even though it's so linear.

Gunborg: Dark Matters is challenging and pays homage to arcade classics well. It reminds you of the games that used to run out of coins and chips due to complicated controls and enemies that punish you for any mistake. Recommended for anyone who likes a challenge.

Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition was a pleasant surprise. Despite some dated elements and technical limitations, returning to young Lara Croft’s first adventure, surviving the perils of Yamatai to finally embrace Sam once more, remains an experience well worth having, especially in this portable Switch version.

Saint Slayer: Spear of Sacrilege is a competent game with a nice difficulty balance and curve for those who want to spend some time in a metroidvania title. The lack of content, though, lets the game become obsolete pretty soon.

A little patience unveils an interesting title and one that is not a Mega Man X with another skin. With a little more polish, Azure Striker Gunvolt could even be worthy of this comparison.

Neverout is a very interesting and fun game. It is a very intriguing puzzle game that has a very good learning curve. The game is a bit short, about two hours to finish everything and too repetitive, but for the price of $ 7.50 it's worth the investment.

Moon was a different project on the DS. It is an extremely atmospheric game and, even if it's short, can satiate the will of 3DS owners for games of the genre. The biggest problem is the episodic nature of the game -- the relationship between price and content will get better as the future episodes are released, but, at this point, the value of the game doesn't meet the expectations.

Diablo II: Resurrected is a great game, but in a genre that has seen drastic growth and evolution ever since. It’s an experience that is certainly worth playing, especially if you understand the context that it was launched and its importance to today’s titles.

Lost Sphear, to me, is a strange experience, between loving and hating. Yes, I enjoyed my time with the game very much, which reminded me of the good times playing several other classics from the PS1 era. At the same time, I could not neglect the various defects in the game. My experience can be summed up by instability.