Paying 5 dollars in a world with Mobile Apps and Facebook games that generate an infinite number of challenges for free isn't, in any way, a smart investment.

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.

Deep Ones is a retro 2D platform game that does not try to innovate, but fulfills what little it promises. It has slow commands for its thematic and an incredible art, but the repetition of levels and some problems of gameplay can take away the player of the adventure. Your levels require memorization of what to do and after a while you can progress smoothly. Boss battles are the most fun of the game. The soundtrack is not bad, but it does not match the game, it bothers you even more in battles against bosses. The small price of Deep Ones makes it a good option for those looking for a few hours of fun at a light price, but it is not even a mandatory game for Switch owners, as Deep Ones is a game with a very specific audience.

Spiral Splatter is a game that does not deserve your attention and is not worth even for fans of puzzle games. It is something that deviated from the previous pole of being released.

Where Are My Friends? is a game that made me happy playing. Anyone venturing out looking for lost friends will be pleasantly surprised.

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.

Concept Destruction offers fun disputes involving battery powered cardboard carts, in which your objective is, literally, to crush and avoid being crushed by your opponents. The game has a great soundtrack, good gameplay, themed scenarios with cardboard structures, and customizable vehicles.

Steven Universe focuses less on world interaction and more on combat, which is odd considering the protagonist rant on peace, but it’s still a great RPG to kill some time and the Switch port is excellent.

World Splitter is a very beautiful puzzle platformer, with a big replay factor due to several available achievements and a multiplayer mode. Its innovative gameplay is a nice fresh touch for platformers and makes for extremely satisfying puzzles to solve.

Exodemon goes beyond its original objective of paying homage to retro FPS games, being able to be at the shelf with them. Its gameplay is faithful to its source at the same time that it manages to not feel outdated.

Afterpulse is a good shooter that provides casual fun for many hours, but that's it. The game feels very generic as it doesn't build a narrative and is really lookalike to military games like PUGB without any novelties, making it hard to be attached. Graphics are also not impressive and are very similar to the mobile version, making it look a bit lackluster on Switch.

Hindsight 20/20: Wrath of The Raakshasa brings a much welcome Indian touch to the gaming universe, in a very well made action adventure in which your choices really matter. Moreover, hard moral decisions that don't have a judgment to follow make this game different every time you play it.

A very accurate and well remastered simulator. Guaranteed fun.

Mickey Storm and the Cursed Mask is a game that doesn't look ready on the Switch. The story is generic, the characters are as bland as they come, the stages are repetitive and with physics that seem completely random, not to mention the huge amount of bugs.

Secret Neighbor doesn't do a good job at being an asymmetrical multiplayer that kids can play. At least the Switch version looks incomplete, and to make matters worse, the game is heavily unbalanced and the maps feel repetitive. Not being able to play with friends is only another reason to at least wait until the game is more complete.

With a good but poorly executed premise, BATS: Bloodsucker Anti-Terror Squad tries to be frenetic and action-packed, but ends up being frustrating and monotonous. It served very well as a parody of the action squads, but as a game it is mediocre.

Super Mombo Quest is a great game that mixes different types of gameplay and explores them in a unique and lively way; it is impossible to read MOMBO COMBO and not sing. It is a highly recommended game for players who love metroidvanias and platforms.

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.

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.

What Lies in the Multiverse was one of the best platform games I've played this year. Very accurate, with great challenges, it's not tiring and has good breaks to see the plot developing (which is all located in PT-BR, in a wonderful way). I want to go back and finish the achievements just to see if I can extract anything more from the worlds of What Lies in the Multiverse, even though it doesn't have more than one ending, which I found a bit disappointing considering the plot.

Red Wings: American Aces is a great game for those looking for an arcade style shooter and with plenty of potential pro multiplayer (especially because it is coming out pretty cheap). He could be a little fairer in solo mode. I would love to be able to go online and always find a room to play.

Tasomachi is a good frame to be admired, but not to be played. The game feels like a beta thing, not to mention that there's not much to do in terms of gameplay aside from collecting stuff and solving repetitive puzzles.

Hazel Sky is an indie that seemed to be a very ambitious project, however, it gives me the impression of having narrowed down its scope to get good to go on the launch date.

Commandos 3 is the living proof that an old game, when done with care and balance, retains its fun even after 19 years of its release. I would be lying if I say I didn't immerse myself again and had a lot of fun with the HD Remaster, but sadly, the immense quantity of bugs and game breaking quickloads that comes with full price make it hard to give a high score, especially when you have Commandos 2 HD, a more complete package. But, if you wanna try, it's still Commandos with its addictive gameplay and personality.

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.

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.

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.

NASCAR Arcade Rush is one of the worst racing games I've ever had the chance to play in my life. Its lack of content and superficiality is absurd - in addition to the removal of features on the Switch version - is definitely a shame for the NASCAR franchise.