Eccentric enough to make fans imagine if its theme was inspired by a microgame from WarioWare, Freakyforms is the perfect activity to fill those useless minutes in the waiting room or on the bus.

If you like the genre, be aware that this game represents it very well.

Borderlands 3 is a fun experience on the Switch, even with its blurry graphics and floaty framerate. However, removing the split-screen mode and the online multiplayer being limited to 2 players only is a letdown.

Ys 9 is an adventure game that pleased me and it will make series fans happy due to the great quantity of new mechanics, however, it needed more visual polish to cater to a bigger audience.

Like any other rhythmic game, Helix is not a hardcore title and probably won't make the ones who are too serious about it happy.

The Darkside Chronicles, after all, is a product competent in its execution and an ode to the fans, but their mechanical clearly are nothing more than a refinement of its predecessor.

Cytus α is the definitive version of a great rhythm game; however, its gameplay lacks the precision of other Rayark games. This title is recommended for those that already player Rayark’s other titles and want even more content from them.

Generally, Top Spin 3 is a good choice for tennis lovers begging for a good game on Wii.

With the same slow physics system of its predecessor, the game stays behind its potential. Fortunately, some players are able to ignore such peculiarities - and Furry Legends reward these with its ingenuity.

Fallen Legion: Rise to Glory is a good collection for JRPG fans and has an interesting battle system. The game has little flaws that lessen the adventure, but it can be fun for JRPG fans.

Sonic Wings Reunion is a short and simple game that delivers some good fun, especially when played with others. However, the lack of an online mode, no real innovation in gameplay, and the absence of additional content (at least we get some remixed tracks!) make Sonic Wings Reunion a game you’ll probably enjoy for just a few hours before it ends up back on the shelf.

Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties is a remake that uses the base of the original and brings a brand and drastically different experience. The main story is largely the same, for better and for worse, considering the title clearly had the intention of making bigger changes to it. The gameplay, however, has been vastly improved and it’s the main reason why I prefer Kiwami 3 instead of the original. However, even considering all the changes, Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties doesn’t really reach the same heights as the best games in the series.

Rune Factory 5 is a good title for those who like the style that addresses elements of RPG, action and simulation, but has some caveats that hinder the evolution that the franchise should have been with a little more care and dedication. Nevertheless, the game should please its fans.

Firegirl: Hack 'n Splash Rescue DX has a unique gameplay thanks to its roguelike elements and is a lot of fun. However, some interactions seem vague and the little variety of missions makes it repetitive and too fast paced.

The wonderful story and complex characters in Detective Pikachu Returns are hampered by the game's repetitive and simplistic gameplay. Although the story, its cast of characters, and endearing Pokémon make the game worthwhile to play, it is by no means as great as the detective in the title.

Toki Tori is a puzzle game that should please anyone who likes this genre. Despite of this version hadn't added anything new, it's an interesting game anyway.. Toki Tori is a good addition to the Switch library and can provide fun in small doses.

Swim Out is a game that impressed me because of its creation and mechanics. It's a good recommendation for anyone who wants to play a good puzzle's game. I believe that a little art variety would be very nice to the game.

The emulation quality is decent and it’s a worthwhile way to get to know a bit more about SNK’s history as well as enjoy a great amount of content from such an experimental time in gaming.

Despite some performance problems, it is a great survival with history. His own style and cliché satire is very good, and has a lot of extras to collect. Recommended for those looking for a more calm and frightless survival.

Layers of Fear is a really interesting experience. It has a well-written story and a sound narrative, along with great features and nice visuals. On the other hand, there still are some issues regarding some psychological horror aspects that undermine the overall quality of the game.

Like recent games in the Captain Tsubasa franchise, Inazuma Eleven reinvents itself by bringing some RPG gimmicks to its football adaptation, but along with some unnaturally-implemented elements that were unnecessary.

After years in the making, Tales of the Shire brings the life of a hobbit to video games: peaceful, cozy, unhurried, where your biggest concern is what to serve for second breakfast. If that sounds like your idea of paradise, the Shire is waiting.

Ten years after it's original Wii release, the colors of De Blob seems a little faded. The gameplay is repetitive and that makes the main campaign, which is long, a little bit tiring. The change of motion controls to regular controls is a welcome change, just like the possibility of playing this in a portable. The soundtrack is great and there's a good number of local multiplayer options.

Jasper Byrne's experience surprises in many moments, but never denies its indie origin and certain limitations due to this.

We Love Golf! is a casual game for Wii, like the majority on the console, but it has quite a style and a great multiplayer fun.

It's an interesting and somewhat fun game. The story is good and it will please fans of the series and newcomers.

Lost in Random: The Eternal Die is a good roguelike to pass the time, but a bit too challenging for the genre, with an imbalance between difficulty and survival. It makes you curious to know this universe, but it does so in a way that its own story feels empty.

A good action game with admirable script and soundtrack.

Tesla vs. Lovecraft is a great game, fun, challenging, with precise gameplay, and a survival mode with interesting online rankings for the most competitive players. Unfortunately not everything is perfect, the repetitive scenarios and the poor soundtrack, although minor problems, will make the game old a little too fast.

My Time at Sandrock is a building game where they took everything they learned in Portia and made it better, bigger and all mixed up here. Despite the technical limitations of the Switch version and some buildings taking too long to finish, the captivating story and characters are enough to keep you interested in it.

Mortal Kombat: Legacy Collection is a love letter to all fans of the series, packed with extras and trivia. However, it fails to deliver a complete experience, with some missing titles and no rebalancing of the classic games notoriously tough difficulty for the new generation to truly enjoy the roots of the series.

KLONOA Phantasy Reverie Series is a best-selling collection that brings back a different platformer that has been hailed by many, but its different approach may take newcomers by surprise. Even with a good focus on narrative, the campaign added to the collection is very short.

An interesting game and has an audience that would be interested in it, but consider this as an application evolved.

The Padre is a game that successfully combines visual art and soundtrack, but the frustrating controls and the constant alteration between terror and comedy reduces the immersion of the experience.

An average port for a good Capcom game. Resident Evil 0 in the Switch is worth for those who want to play on the go, otherwise it gets very hard to recommend it for a full price.

Cheap, functional, pretty and consistent, Kung Fu Rabbit offers to Wii U owners something they are lacking: hours of fun with the GamePad.

It's not hard to imagine that some people will feel unmotivated to buy Tokyo Crash Mobs for all the weirdness in it. Those who don't have a problem with this, however, will find that this title is, in fact, a challenging puzzle... Which hardly will surprise anyone, because its mechanics are old pals for fans of the genre.

Vigil: The Longest Night has incredible art and a fantastic set. The common enemies and the scenarios are a bit repetitive, but the bosses make up for it in visuals, creativity and immersion, in addition to bringing great combat. Some gameplay and level design flaws can discourage exploration in search of unknown places of the map, but the thought-provoking story and well-crafted side quests make the game worthwhile in spite of everything.

Foregone is a good Metroidvania that gets inspiration from several different sources. While that's good, its lack of innovation makes it a game full of promises that aren't really fulfilled. It's a good game that is always on the verge of being great but never really achieving it. It's worth the play though, for those who like the genre and like hard spikes of difficulty.

Lumo 2 is the unexpected sequel of a game whose main purpose is to pay homage to old-school puzzle titles. However, do not expect a friendly learning curve or a difficulty that holds your hand.

Star Wars: Bounty Hunter Remaster doesn't turn this game into a masterpiece, but it does improve many aspects of the original. With semi-open stages to explore, secondary targets to locate in the scenarios and secret items to find, this Jango Fett adventure isn't perfect, and can even be frustrating at times, but it's also fun and offers frenetic and challenging action.

KingdomCome Deliverance Royal Edition is another example that you can port a big game to the Nintendo Hybrid. Here, we have a great medieval action game full of possibilities that, although original in its save system concept, cannot beat the frustration that is repeating all the time the simplest things that you have to do. Sometimes, innovation and diversification doesn't always mean fun. Sometimes it can be pure frustration.

While Spider-Man: Edge of Time is not that bad, it is a game that, unless you are experiencing moments of extreme leisure, doesn't deserve much attention.

Sonic Unleashed is incomplete for a game that would be "Sonic's return to the great shape". Of course, even with failures, it can be enjoyed by the most patient people, and by the ones who don't care about the Werehog. But they should have changed the game's name from "Sonic Unleashed" to "Sonic Unfinished".

Players who have been waiting for an adventure similar to "Sands of Time" may be disappointed with Battles of Prince of Persia, but strategy game fans will have fun. Ubisoft made a great adaptation to a genre totally different from the original and deserves more credit for this.

An average RPG with a great battle system.

Magical Whip is exactly the kind of game that became popular in digital plataforms: short, simple, cheap.

Shape of the world offers a very different experience. Don't expect fights or puzzles or even a minimal narrative that explains anything about the story. In contrast, the game offers an abstract world full of variations of colors and shapes, which transforms at every moment and can be freely explored. The soundtrack follows all the visual transformation and keeps us connected with the game. Games like this, that go beyond the common place and are well executed, are very welcome and enrich the universe of video games.

Xevious may not have absorbed all the conceptual advances of the last three decades, but its appeal, even reduced, remains and, just for that, deserves to be revisited.

Beautiful Desolation is a fantastic journey to a post-apocalyptic South Africa where the amazing story and gorgeous atmosphere are hampered somewhat by performance and gameplay issues. Because of that, finishing the game will be a wonder and a relief at the same time.

Him, the Smile & Bloom is a charming slice-of-life addition to the Nintendo Switch's otome visual novel library. Its four floral-scented stories introduce sweet (if not particularly memorable) couples that deliver exactly what you'd want—gentle warmth and quiet comfort.

Boomerang X is challenging and has a great combat system. Despite being quite abstract about the story, the desire is to play for several hours on end. Fly and play against your enemies in this amazing game.

Just Shapes & Beats is a game for those who enjoy music, mainly electronic music, in which the central objective is to escape from its shapes and beats. So if you are looking for a game with a cool story maybe this game is not for you. The coolest of Just Shapes & Beats are the musical qualities and their Party mode, that can be played freely while people enjoy the party. Just Shapes & Beats is a good buy to have on your Nintendo Switch and will brighten up your parties.

Since Nintendo decided to put Mario and his gang apart to adopt Miis, it could at least has taken some inspiration from other ames of the series' Wii-something.

When reviwed from a zero point, Isle of Armor renews the metagame and includes a significant amount of content. It is just a pity that there is no sign of challenge to live up to the eight months of training. When out of this vacuum, however, it is clear that this expansion is much more complete than the base game, expanding its experience.

Skyward Sword HD updates an already excellent aesthetic and brings both minor and key enhancements to an originally flawed game. Does it solve all of its problems? No, but we still have a fun adventure filled with amazing characters and a nostalgic picture of a series that evolved so much since then.

While Monkey Race and Monkey Fight are not worth much of your attention, you can have fun with Monkey Ball for some time. But even with the fairly poor current library of the 3DS, there are better options.

LEGO Batman's DS version will surely appeal to players who enjoyed the other LEGO series games. However, it won't leave the same impression or sensation that any previous version left.

It's less than what you would expect from a eShop game, but its content is completely justified by its extremely low price tag.

Mario Sports Mix is a title that disappoints. But, despite a middling and boring singleplayer, the multiplayer is worth the play.

The three games in this collection deserve to be played by as many people as possible, but it is a pity that the most accessible version of them so far has been made with so little care.

Fans of Gauntlet-like games may think that the price of 1500 Nintendo Points is worth the game, but others will probably feel like they have been deceived.

SWORD ART ONLINE Alicization Lycoris tries to please all fans — whether light novel, anime or games. However, excess is the problem. Having so many resources available at the same time was not a good idea, as I got the impression that they don't communicate within the game.

Yurukill is a great game, with awesome music and artwork, but specially well designed in all the variety of genres it provides. What makes it hard to recommend is that all the genres are very different from one another to appeal to all audiences. Without the capacity to play the Shmup sessions alone without the need to finish the game once, or disable the Shoot-em up sessions for those who only want to play the Visual Novel, the game may not appeal to you, even if you are a fan of one of those genres.

Sega packed 4 classic titles from their golden era into a collection, but they decided to mess everything up and charge a ridiculously high price for a half-baked product that leaves a lot to be desired in regard to content and new features.

Overwatch on the switch is decent graphically, little texture loss and very fluid in a match. Gameplay still good, but the use of Pro Controller is ideal for this type of game. However, the game's proposed online mode is somewhat frustrating, with lags, delays in looking for a match (which may get worse according to its class) and the clear lack of polish for the release of this version. Finally, those who like online games should enjoy the game, but if you have another console, consider the Switch version a B option.

Blanc is a co-op game that focuses on puzzle resolution, but it falls short as it offers very shallow challenges, too much repetition and extremely short duration.

Objects are controlled with the Circle Pad and the physics doesn't help. Adaptation is achieved only by those who try to enjoy the game at its maximum, playing again and again each stage in pursuit of perfection. To every other person, beating the game takes less than half an hour and is full of frustration. If you are in the first group, Kersploosh! it's worth the small investment.

In the end, it's a game that would hardly beat a Grand Slam Tennis, for example, and will make you have fun or will provide moments where you wonder "why am I not playing Wii Sports tennis?"

Despite its relatively low price, Monochrome Racing provides enough entertainment for a very short time.

Crazy Hamster is definitely not a title for more extensive sessions, excelling in short plays.

Ninja Gaiden Master Collection consists of three great action titles in a collection made with the bare minimum of effort. For a historical series like Ninja Gaiden, it is a shame that we haven’t received a product that is worthy of the legacy that these titles have built.

Panorama Cotton is a classic. It's fun to play for a few hours, but it doesn't have as much appeal as the other games in the series.

Atmospheric, charming and somewhat different, Desert Race Adventures has so little content and an extreme difficulty that tries to counterbalance it that makes the game extremely short to finish and being left in the Switch library to be soon forgotten.

Choice of Life: Wild Islands is a simple and short game that understands what is offering and delivers what it promises. Despite some unintuitive choices and few differences from previous titles, it still retains a brief period of easy, fast paced casual fun.

TT Isle of Man: Ride on the Edge 2 does a good job at bringing to your Switch the most dangerous race track in the world in a realistic way, and the game has a good number of nice tracks to play with, if you are an enthusiast of the genre. For the others, there are better racing games options, with a smoothie learning curve and better graphics.

Looking at the entire game, Crisis Core is an extremely important title for the Final Fantasy series, but a lot of its luster was lost in time or simply better realized in games that came after it. The main crucifix of Reunion is making a great remaster on top of a flawed gem of a title. For fans of the original, Reunion is the perfect remaster, while other Final Fantasy and action fans would probably be better with a full remake to realize the premise potential.

Acre Crisis is a short game that needs polishing around the edges, but manages to be atmospheric, tense, and full of suspense in true classic survival horror style. Perfect for those looking for a retro experience that captures the nostalgic feel of titles like Dino Crisis and Resident Evil while playing in similar way as Trespasser: Jurassic Park.

Summarizing, the game has a beautiful scenario and a great soundtrack, but when you control it, you'll miss the lack of precision and will see how weak the story is, with its short duration showing it's mediocre and a step back comparing to Unleashed.

Neptunia x SENRAN KAGURA: Ninja Wars is a good action RPG, but it has a slow pace and dated mechanics. Maybe it's a good game for those who don't know the two franchises, but not for those who have played the previous ones.

Neopets: Mega Mini Games Collection is the ideal choice for those who miss Neopets, especially players who preferred the mini games over the website's other features. While it doesn't fully replicate the original experience and is missing many beloved elements, it also serves as a solid starting point for newcomers wanting to discover Neopia.

Heidelberg 1693 has an interesting and grotesque way to tell its story, and is filled with cool secrets to be found. But sadly, the graphical mess added with its gameplay flaws prevents it from being enjoyable, becoming an unfairly hard and frustrating experience.

With so may classic fighting games out there for the Nintendo Switch system, its hard to recommend ADVANCED V.G Saturn Tribute. But if you have some sort of connection with the game, being nostalgia or curiosity towards the story (but for that you gonna have to know Japanese!), there are new graphical and guide options to improve the game.

If you enjoy games with psychological narratives like Silent Hill, the story behind Saint Kotars plot will not let you down: it's scary, sinister and will keep the player longing for answers all the time. But sadly, the technical problems like the non-intuitive menus and the bad performance every time you make a choice will make this somewhat interesting experience into a real chore.

The biggest drawback of Master Reboot is its technical issues. If it weren't for those, it'd be a much easier game to recommend. Still, players with more patience may find here, at least, an interesting experience.

Electronic Super Joy is a simple platformer that delivers everything it wants in a nice way.

The new Nickelodeon's fighting game feels great in terms of gameplay, but it fails in everything else. The characters' voices are lacking, the presentation is generic, the songs are not the licensed ones and a DLC was already announced even before the game came out.

Perseverance - Complete Edition has an interesting and complex family drama, but falls short when it comes to the horror segments that, mixed with an uninteresting art, make this game only advised for the die hard fans of mystery visual novels with nothing better to play.

The game has controls that respond quickly and a nice visual aspect, but it is very repetitive.

Horizon Chase 2 is much better than its predecessor, both in graphics and QoL features - in addition to unlockable body kits. However, the iOS port to the Switch platform falls short. Also, crashes are frequent and drive you crazy.

Skate City is a calm game that is ideal for those who like casual games. It has simple controls, requiring only the analog stick to be moved to do the tricks. Despite being fun, the game has mediocre performance and short content.

It has potential to be way better, but you can have some fun.

Beat 'Em Up Collection (QUByte Classics) is far from having titles that could be considered classics like Final Fight or Streets of Rage, but brings solid titles (and a few pretty bad ones too) to the mix. It’s fun for those who enjoy classic Beat ‘em ups or to play with friends.

Mario Strikers Battle League is an excellent soccer game, however absolutely thin in it’s content considering the price tag. The game certainly puts more importance in it’s online mode, however, it doesn’t do enough to compete with other online titles for the player’s time.

Fans of the rhythmic gameplay of Punch-Out!! will have fun. About the others ... Well, there will always be other princesses to be rescued.

Puyo Puyo Tetris 2 keeps its predecessor's quality, but fails to bring new features that justify the price.

A hard game to dislike, but equally hard to love.

Dragon Ruins II is an easy and simple dungeon crawling game with extremely little content. Even so, it can be fun for casual RPG players, as it offers a functional and somewhat enjoyable progression cycle and straightforward gameplay that doesn’t demand much technical skill to advance. However, veterans of dungeon crawler games should stay away.