With Just Dance 3, Ubisoft maintains its hegemony in dancing games on the Wii, and bet on fun to reach an even wider audience.

Serious Sam Collection brings great shooting titles to the Switch with a simple, but addicting and fun gameplay. Each title brings enough reasons to be replayed a lot of times, either to find more secrets or get more points in each level. The Collection also gives an excellent opportunity for a new public to know what the Serious Sam series is all about.

Penny Punching Princess brings a story about capitalism with a lot of humor along with a fun and challenging gameplay. It’s recommended for those who like 2D beat-them-ups that can be enjoyed in small bursts.

Doom Eternal is a sequence that dares to touch on everything from its predecessor, be it for the good or for the bad. New mechanics freshens up the gameplay and complements a much needed new art direction, level design and multiplayer. Those aspects clash with a narrative exposition that feels out of place and a new combat flow that doesn’t encourage creative strategies. The Switch versions presents incredible performance given the platforms limits but, for some, the halved framerate will not be enough for that level of action.

It's a stylish adventure that can be enjoyed two or three times in a short amount of time and entertains because of its simplicity.

If you like classic RPGs and, most important, reading, Crimson Shroud will be your thing.

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.

Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions is a very competent platformer for the DS.

n-Space impressed with Call of Duty series and impressed even more with James Bond.

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.

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.

Swear EA at will, but, if you're a fan of sports games, you must play NBA Jam, one of the possible competitors for sports game of the year.

Definitely it's not the game that will make the character return to its golden age. It's fun, well produced, its physical needs understanding and requires adaptation of the player and makes numerous references to the previous games.

Deadly Premonition is a rare game that gives much more than the simple sum of it’s parts. It’s a title recommended to those that can accept terrible production values in exchange for a truly unique and special experience.

It's almost impossible that We Are OFK will be played with indifference. You'll either love it or hate it, be it because of the style, the story, the gameplay, or the beats. This means the game is worth experiencing, and I can assure you the experience is unique and will also introduce you to a new indie band.

As part of a saga, however, Dark Dawn leaves a lot to be desired, even more considering all the commotion regarding the series' new rise. And no matter it's quality or commendable status as an RPG, the game is inevitably a dark dawn to Golden Sun fans.

Spy Chameleon is nothing more than a very simple idea brilliantly executed.

While conservative, The Starship Damrey is a reminder that stimulating the imagination of the player is the most efficient tool that a developer has.

Dragon’s Dogma is one of Capcom’s most ambitious RPGs and it’s Switch version also impresses. It’s a great title to be played on the go, especially because the whole adventure can take up to dozens of hours.

Nintendo loses the chance of releasing an "Excellent" game, as it only remains "Great" because of the repeated graphics engine and only being an upgrade to "Mario Superstar Baseball."

If you don't like the philosophy of "play, create and share", maybe you won't like D.I.Y.. But, still, the package of 90 microgames can be interesting.

The third entry of the Azure Strike Gunvolt series is worth trying for Mega Man fans, despite some confusing UI-related things here and there.

New Super Luigi U is a great idea from a Nintendo still trying new ways to make DLC and one that works really well for its purpose.

If you're willing to try something new or already know other titles of the genre, it's a great way to have fun until the next visual novel.

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.

Without the Balance Board, stay away. If you have it buried in the closet, however, Horizon Riders, with his frank and entertaining action, is the best reason to take it from there.

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.

Islanders is an extremely minimalist and satisfying game, both in graphics and gameplay. You just need to look for the best possible score for each building, the game seems really simple, but can become extremely addictive and challenging.