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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Blood Stone DS can be considered even better than the versions of the HD consoles and PC.

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

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

The brand new Mario Golf's game hits the Switch, along with a couple of fun and crazy modes. However, the feeling that something is lacking is undeniable.

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

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.

This is a game that's more stress than fun. Which, for having an interesting concept that is applied in a fun way in its first levels, is a pity.

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.

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

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.

Front Mission was already an amazing game that is fun to play even nowadays, and that got better over time, but the remake managed to correct almost all the flaws from the previous ones: brought a faster and intuitive gameplay, more accessible in terms of difficulty, amazing graphics that don't take away the atmosphere which the old ones got right and much more. If you want a game like DioField Chronicles or Tactics Ogre Reborn, but with a modern setting, or just want to play an incredible TRPG, this game is for you.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Sonic Frontiers tried so hard to bring new elements to the game that it ended up forgetting to put more of the personality of its own franchise. However, they managed to create a dynamic, captivating and fast game - as good as any other in the Sonic franchise. It's the kind of game where time passes like lightning, blue lightning.

Recommended for those who like side-scrolling action games and for those who miss the 16-bits era.

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.

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.

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.

What we have here is a Final Fantasy: plot is good, gameplay is good, soundtrack is good and everything else is. The problem is once again in Square Enix's hands: they think it's [financially] interesting to launch a GBA game on Wii with prices of full DS titles.

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."

Creepy Tale 2 is a bizarre and creepy story about an European family, which will make you have nightmares the following night.