Overwatch works on Switch and, overall, brings the experience of one of the most successful games of the generation to the Nintendo console. There are some issues, though, and unless portability is a must for you, we would suggest considering other versions.

This is a great incarnation of the classic puzzle game, but also a lost opportunity to introduce new features.

After a pretty tough starting phase, you'll find a great game with some pretty neat battles and tons of content. The best of all is that it is really free to play.

The Gunk is an enjoyable adventure with beautiful visuals, whose core gameplay mechanics fall a bit short.

A small, yet great adventure, that without having a great argument, nor complicated dialogues, has great puzzles which can be solved with astounding naturalness. It will be liked by those who love the genre, specially the nineties golden age.

Still a little bit repetitive, but indeed the best version available. If you're looking for something original, then it's worth a try.

Minoria is a very solid adventured that revolves around exploration and combat. It is a step forward compared to its predecessor, so if you enjoyed the Momodora series, make sure you check it out.

Scott Pilgrim vs The World is a game made with love and full of charm, but this complete edition is also a missed opportunity to celebrate it. Also, we’ve seen many fantastic beat ‘em ups since its release, making its shortcomings more obvious.

The physics and driving system (that must be configured by the user to make it work) will put off many people, but those who get into the game will find a deep racing game meant to be played with friends, and it has a massive amount of things to do in game as well.

It's the same game, but it now looks better than ever. If you want to go back to one of the games that made history, this is your chance.

Ultimately this is a good game brought to us by Namco Bandai, one of the largest Japanese companies, which is making the most of the Wii hardware, and not just for conventional titles.

Rainbow Six Siege is a great game to break from the lone-wolf kind of shooter. This means relying on random players or on having a team ready, but if you're ok with that, it is a great experience.

Syndicate is a good and entertaining game, sometimes frantic, which has a great atmosphere but also can be understood as a lost chance to make the most of the story and the legacy of the series. It is a very linear game that could have made some more to differenciate itself from the usual shooters, but it is also a fun and addictive one, with a noteworthy cooperative mode. A recommended title for those who like action and sci-fy themes.

Its colorful Mediterranean world, relaxing exploration, and charming art style make Wheel World a delightful and lighthearted cycling adventure, though its shallow customization, inconsistent physics, and sudden late-game difficulty spikes hold it back from being a fully satisfying experience.

If you’re looking for a game to enjoy with friends, this can be a great choice. It has a lot of content and some really nice details for fans of the two franchises it is based on.

Cat Quest is a very good RPG, very fun and absorbing. It isn't very long or deep, but overall it's a very enjoyable adventure.

It is a step in a different, more strategic direction of the franchise, that works quite well and may catch not only the regular player, but also the casual one.

It's not perfect, but it's entertaining and offers some unique moments. What's more important, there aren't too many games like this on iOS, so this is one of those experiences we don't find everyday.

This is a compelling entry of the series, and it will please those fans of the originals of last generation, but it lacks some freshness as an action and platforms title.

We can't forget about all the issues the game has, but still we think it's a game made for Deadpool fans, and those fans should give it a try. At the end of the day it's fun and entertaining, and that's more that what many other titles out there can offer.

This is a very original and fun take on the platformer and puzzle concept. If you are a Gold user go ahead and give it a try, because it deserves it.

This is an interesting hack & slash, with a lot of content and a nice –even though not very surprising– story. The controls should have been improved, but still it's a great option.

This is a solid alternative to Pokémon, particularly for users who don’t have access to a Nintendo console. It has some shortcomings that you can expect from a smaller production, although it is a very enjoyable game overall.

Penarium is a challenging and addictive action platformer. It's very simple, but we feel that's what makes it so fun.

Sports Interactive reinvents its legendary football management saga with a major technical leap to Unity, full FIFA licensing, and the long-awaited inclusion of women’s football, achieving unmatched realism and depth. However, its excessive data overload, dense interface, and slower pacing make it at times exhausting rather than immersive.

Wii Party is a very interesting proposal which will be like by everyone and allows us to have some fun with friends. Maybe the game does not invent anything, but it brings a broad an varied minigame colection, with good balance.

The game delivers an intense, innovative turn-based combat experience with a rich atmosphere and gorgeous visuals, although the repetitive level design and a story that loses focus halfway through diminish its overall impact.

First of the North Star, as a modification of Dynasty Warriors, is a good idea quite well executed. It has its own touch and personality, without differentiating itself too much from the series tradition.