Devil May Cry 3: Special Edition is an awesome addition to the Switch library. The game that helped redefine the hack and slash genre is still really fun to play, and with some new and exclusive modes, Capcom shows that they are worried about improving the experience, instead of just porting it. The Switch edition opens up for way more stylish combos and, if you don't care for its 2005 graphics, you should give the game a chance (or a new chance), because this is DMC3's definitive edition.

Digging for three and a half hours may be fun, but, in the end, is just digging.

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

Tiny Bookshop is cozy and welcoming, full of friendly and interesting characters ready to share their stories in exchange for book recommendations. A unique sales simulator that not only encourages you to learn about books but also perhaps encourages new readers.

By the Wii Shop Channel's description, Nintendo believes this game is relaxing, but I found difficult to relax when what I most did was huffing about my planet which didn't go on the direction I wanted. I recommend this game to everyone who wanted a great portion of difficult, but the ones who get mad easily must run away from it.

Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of DANA is an incredible and unforgettable game. Its excellent soundtrack and sense of adventure greatly brightened the moments I spent with it. It is a must have game for owners of a Nintendo Switch.

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.

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.

Gnosia has a good proposal but its immersion is very shallow due to the limited responses that the characters return, making it difficult to say who lies and who speaks the truth. Maybe if they had voice acting, it could be more interesting.

Another masterpiece of the Nintendo DS, another title of undoubted quality and a welcome addition to the already excellent library of the platform.

Mega Man 10 is a good game and an excellent choice for fans of the series, but not even nearly has same impact of Mega Man 9.

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.

The Mario Kart of shooters is born.

Oxenfree is a good game. With amazing history, music and dubbing, anyone who likes the "walking simulator" genre will enjoy the game.

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.

Limits on investigation and the notable absence of some cherish characters are boring details, but, by the time you reach the last case, you'll notice that they are just that: details.

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.

Regardless of platform, the quality of these titles is undeniable, but this remastered version is the best and most convenient way to play them.

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

Maybe not as much fun as Mighty Flup Champs!, Mighty Milky Way is still interesting and full of content, and capable of keeping the player on the DSi for a long time.

Star Wars Outlaws is an amazing port and yet another proof that next-gen ports are far superior to what we got on the Switch 1. With stunning graphics, fluid gameplay, and stable FPS both in docked and handheld modes, this Ubisoft masterpiece delivers an incredible open-world experience set in the Star Wars universe, between Episodes IV and VI of the beloved sci-fi franchise. The game features a dense and vibrant world full of activities, borrowing well-executed elements from series like Tomb Raider and Metal Gear Solid. It’s a standout title on the Nintendo Switch 2 and an incredible experience for both longtime fans and newcomers alike.

Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon doesn't miss the target anywhere, but it doesn't exceed the expectations in many aspects, too. A good game and well recommended, but not a must-have if you're not a fan of the series.

Exploring the Scottish Highlands can be more tiring than one could imagine. In A Highland Song, a new perspective awaits you. Between beautiful and deadly mountains, Moira's journey towards his uncle's lighthouse becomes an adventure to not forget, due to good and (a few) bad reasons.

Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is a fantastic, fun and smart game, which ended up overshadowed during the window of major releases.

With a great combination of RPG and dodgeball, Dodgeball Academia plays a lot of balls and hit the nail on the head.

It seems that XSEED Games has not prioritized innovative mechanics, but instead the publisher's focus remains on bringing titles from the past in new outfit without leveraging the full potential of certain mechanics.

Cold Steel IV, for the best and for the worst, keeps all main characteristics from it's story arc and, finally, closes the Erebonia story for the Trails series. Here we have one of the best modern RPGs and the Switch's portability makes the game even better to be enjoyed.

The Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker is am FMV game like I have not seen in years. It's a full mystery story, has characters who can demonstrate their problems (or fake it) and the amount of options the player can follow is impressive. The fact that you are free to follow the line of thinking you want adds even more to the charm of the game.