It takes the wonder-like exploration of BotW and mixes it with a simple yet engaging hack-and-slash combat. The world itself, based on greek mythology, is beautiful and, unlike some other Ubisoft titles, does not feel empty. Another plus for me was the narration. The story itself is nothing groundbreaking but it's pretty funny, giving it the feeling of a parody more than anything else. My only issues are on the technical side: a couple of frame drops here and there, not the best visual quality... all stuff that one has to accept in order to play the game on switch.

What a fun and relaxing game! It has a lot of resource management elements a-la Animal Crossing, while keeping it an adventure about exploration. It's nothing revolutionary but it does its job. It has a couple of technical hiccups, especially when it comes to performance (framerate, some loading times), but nothing to ruin the experience.

Best. Game. Ever.

**** Yeah!

Yeah, it does feel like a 3DS port. I also find it way too repetitive, even straight from the get go. The best part about this game is the relations it creates randomly and the humor surrounding the adventure. It wasn't enough for me to stick around tho.

A well crafted point & click series of stories. Despite being at times a bit too slow for my likings, It's an overall pleasant experience (It was moving at a couple of moments too).

You leave the comfort and protection of your home, to find your own way and become an adult. The land is inhabited by different tribes with good/bad relations between them. It's up to you to decide which ones to help or fight against. It takes inspiration from games like BotW, but it has its own identity and, even tho a bit rough, it's creative and it shows the care put into it. If you find it on sale, give it a chance.

Best Lovecraftian game of all time. You'll feel frustrated, hopeless and a whole lot stressed... but once you're able to defeat the darkness you will find relief and accomplishment in this beautiful, yet corrupted and twisted world, truly madness. Can't wait for the sequel

It's high noon, and the town isn't big enough for all of us...

It's just a lazy port. It works, but there are aspects from the wii u version that they did not bother to translate well enough to the switch hardware. It feels like I'm playing a game on the wrong console. The game itself is fun and rather unique, but its experience is strongly linked to the controls of the wii u. If you're one of the few to have a wii u, go get it there, otherwise I'd say you should skip it.

Onwards my brethren! For the Republic!

A nice, if a little repetitive, puzzle game.

Dangerously addicting.

Unless it's your only way, don't play it on switch

I personally loved this game. It's inbetween a walking-sim and a puzzle game, so it might not be for everybody, but the journey itself across this weird and powerful world is, if you embrace it, incredible. I truly am unable to describe the feeling this game gave me after finishing it, I can only say that I loved it. It's a bet: it costs a lot for a 3 hour game and it's not for everyone, BUT, if it clicks, you will love it and it's going to stay with you for a while.

They nailed the humor with this one. Gameplay-wise it's fun at first, doing all the acrobatics in slow-mo is badass, but gets repetitive way too soon. "Boss fights" are hit or miss.

What a gem of a puzzle game. It can be played casually, proceeding from a unique stage to the other, but it can offer a good challenge as well, if you want to get all the collectables and extra objectives, without feeling frustrating. This game is really for everyone. It's perfect.

Not the best version of this game, but fun nonetheless

A great card game, set in a wonderfully sick and corrupted world. Each run feels different. The cards you'll use are always well explained, the characters you'll meet (and fight) are unique (also disgusting most of the time) and all the systems this game use are always clear and never feel overwhelming.

It's a neat roguelite with some unique elements (like companions), that's not trying to change the genre. Solid, quick and fun.

Game's great, but the online structure kinda sucks. Get ready to lobbies suddenly closing or not loading at all.

You are the hole.

It's a RPG. If you hate them, don't waste money on this one. If you love them...welcome to your next 200+ hours of your life

Looks rough, but it's an incredible Metroidvania. Truly the Castlevania Heir

Enjoyable, but too repetitive

Beautiful. Truly a work of art. Honestly, I don't think they'll ever top it.

This game is pure fun.

It doesn't waste your time. It's fun, quick and intense. So far, I'm loving it.

It's not for everyone, but if it clicks, you're in for 100 hours (or more) . Just like the second one, it's more about the journey than the destination, at least for me, so I'm more than willing to close an eye to some repetitiveness and not-so-great story moments. Loved it tho overall.

The games are great. It's just a very lazy port. The fact that it costs this much and that it is a limited release is pretty scummy. Why, Nintendo?

Good for quick matches every now and then, but it can become very addicting.

It is filled with a lot of **** from pay-to-win games, but, as an arcade racing game, it's well put together.

It's fine. Didn't hate it, didn't love it.

Hacker Pac-Man.

What a let down. First: the price is too high for what it offers. I really wished they went with some kind of campaign mode or even a simple premise, instead it just shows you a slideshow tutorial and then it throws you onto the menu. You decide which mission you want to do (they're just a handful) in whatever order you want: there is no progression and no explanation. Second: It really isn't that fun. I really tried to like it. I played it both solo and co-op, but it's not entertaining. I like the visual style and it does have some good ideas, but, as of now, it just doesn't work.

Moonlighter's gameplay is divided in two parts. The first one is combat, which is pretty generic and repetitive. While the second one is managing your shop, that I found to be surprisingly engaging and fun. It is also a joy to explore, with its beautiful pixel art. 7/10

The game can be fun and it has a very interesting story and world. Unfortunately, it is also buggy, with moments where I had to reload the previous checkpoint and replay part of it; and it misses sounds outside the fighting moments (like steps, ambient noises, machines etc...). I suggest you buy it only on sale if you're a fan of these kind of games ( it's similar to SteamWorld Heist, so a side-scrolling, turn-based, cover shooter).

A decent vertically-scrolling shoot'em up. It is best experienced in co-op.

Game is amazing, especially in co-op. FPS Toy Story meets tower defense. They gotta fix the online though. Also, I find the menus a bit hard to navigate.

Controls sometimes are not precise, but overall a nice metroidvania, with a lovely setting. Also tons of chickens.

First-Person Indiana Jones. A bit chaotic at times, but fighting skeletons with a whip is just too much fun.

Amazing boss and world design. The gameplay is your standard horizontally-scrolling shooter, with the twist being the lack of health. Instead, you have a timer. If you get hit, the timer loses seconds, if you destroy an enemy, it gains seconds. Run out of time and is Game Over. There are a couple of difficulty spikes and straight up unfair bits, but you should be able to get through it all after some retries. The story sucks and does a poor job telling you what is going on, but it really isn't that detrimental to the experience.

On switch, it's ugly. Still a lot of fun tho.

There's fun to be had, but it quickly gets repetitive. Also It is way too short on content to cost 60 bucks.

Despite being a little rough around the edges, this game has so much personality and care put into it. It's a good time, even relaxing at moments.

Not bad, but it gets repetitive way too soon.

The few small problems this game has are completely overshadowed by its sheer amount of personality and charm.

It's fast and colorful, just like Sonic was always meant to be.

A beautiful yet dark and twisted tale. Short and sweet, it takes about 3 hours to finish, but it will remain impressed in your mind for a long time.

It starts off slowly, but after the first couple of hours, it becomes one of the best point-and-click adventures of all time. Great story, great characters and, most of all, amazing world. There are some aspects that did not age too well, but it still is worth playing.

A bit on the repetitive side when it comes to combat, but the story choices you make and the paths you choose are what really makes this game interesting.

The Apocalypse can be fun sometimes.

I do NOT recommend this game. It's clunky, it has poor level design and you do not know what to do half of the times...I dunno why I like it so much.

One of the best survival games of recent years. A road trip through a devastated continent, you never know what it's going to happen. It doesn't focus on the usual stuff like food, or temperature, or building a shelter. You are constantly on the run. You need fuel for your car, weapons to defend your party, medicines and avoid noises at all costs. Pro Tip: don't get greedy. Pro Tip #2: A functioning car is more important than a party member.

World War 2 if Anime.

Cute and short puzzle game. A bit dispersive, but never frustrating.

Weird but in a good way. It is more of a puzzle game rather than billiard, where comical and absurd moments are happening constantly. It can become repetitive though, so I recommend to play it in short bursts. Also, I found the controls to be a bit clunky.

Beautifully written story. it takes some time to get started but, once it does, it keeps you hooked until the end.

There is a cool core idea buried somewhere in this game. Too bad the repetitiveness, mixed with some unbalanced enemies, makes it hard to appreciate.

It's a unique take on the survival base-building gameplay, but it has a lot of rough edges, as well as some frustrating mechanics that needn't to be there.

Sweet and short point-and-click adventure. There are different choices which lead to different endings. The writing is very good, though the story is a bit slow, especially at the beginning. It is not for everyone, there is no voice over, so you are going to read a lot of text. Actually the text IS the gameplay. Do not expect to be able to move the characters or overall test your skills. It is a interactive novel with some 3d models in the background. Personally, I enjoyed the story, it reminded me of Asimov's and Bradbury's work. If you are into that, chances are, you will end up enjoying this 3 hour-long experience.

If you're into Asimov's work, you will appreciate this game. I can see, though, why others might find it a bit boring.

The weakest of the SteamWorld games. My main issues are the repetitiveness and the art-style. The writing is just as good as the other SW games, but the story begins a bit too slowly for my likings. The card system felt a bit like an annoyance to deal with at first, but I ended up enjoying it. It makes for a different kind of turn-based combat experience that you don't really see in most RPGs.

Kill baddies. Die. Unlock new stuff. Try again. It's simple, it's fast, it has a cool neon aesthetic and it's cheap. Worth it for quick, mindless sessions every now and then.

You can move and you can **** bombs...as a chicken. Despite using only one button and one stick, this is a rage-inducing game, so don't let its good presentation fool you: buy only if you're into those punishing, trial and error kind of games.

A bit repetitive, but very charismatic. Dungeon crawler meets pinball. It actually works. The biggest problem are the controllers. This game requires precision, sometimes in short windows of time. The console controller is not precise. Definitely better to play with mouse and keyboard on PC. Still, on switch it works good enough, just prepare to die a lot more.

Once you figure the controls out, DXM becomes a frenetic dance of bullets, explosions and missiles. The campaign is about 15 hours (20 with secondary stuff), but I played through it in just four days, so much I was having fun. The highlight of the game, though, is customisation. You can mix and match different mech parts, there are plenty of weapons, you can create loadouts and visually change the appearence of your mech with camos, stickers etc... It's honestly a bunch of fun. Unfortunately, the story is boring and, at times, cringe-worthy, also, performance-wise, it is not well optimised, with long loadings and frequent frame drops. Still, if you are a fan of the genre, or simply looking for something a bit different from the usual, go for it.

Fun alternative to Monster Hunter, although not as well fine-tuned.

Vertical Rogue-lite. Perfect for some quick play

The first 5 hours or so are good, but, afterwards, it just recycles what you already experienced

Top-Down souls like with bad controls and bad game design.

The main gimmick for this game, is that you can change seasons in order to advance through the levels. Unfortunately it is not utilised too much, meaning that the points where you have to use the mechanic are not creative. It's something you use only for those mandatory parts of the level, then forget about. What you're left with is a good looking but mediocre platform.

*** Eater 3 offers a nice alternative to Monster Hunter, with a quick and fast-paced action, with missions that will take less than 10 min. to complete. Unfortunately, it lacks in variety, meaning you will face the same monsters over and over again. Another downside is the story, with uninteresting characters and a predictable plot.

Fun, simple and dumb puzzle game with a cute aesthetic. There are multiple ways of completing a mission and, honestly, the normal route is never the most fun. Unfortunately, I've encountered some bugs that ruined some levels so bad that I had to restart them (and some can take 30+min.). Also, this game is meant to be played with a friend, going into it solo can be a bit boring.

One of the best ports available. Also, it helps that the games are great

Mulaka is rough around the edges, but once you get over it, you will discover a very enjoyable experience with a lot of heart in it. The game works a bit like a Zelda, where each new zone you unlock serves as a "dungeon", with puzzles to solve, items to collect, power-ups to unlock (these represented by spirit animals) and enemies to fight. The bosses alone are worth your money and time: they are all different, not only in design, but how you approach them as well. Definitely the highlight of the game.

PS: I never encountered any gamebreaking bug. Technically the only annoyance is the first loading screen once you start the game, which takes a lot of time.

A simple platform experience that doesn't offer something different, but does not pretend to be anything else

I feel so bad for wasting 50 bucks on a broken and repetitive game like this one.

Nice Rogue-lite. It has a lot of charisma and funny writing, but sometimes I get frustrated because the enviroment and the interactive elements, or the enemies, blend together too much, making your surroundings hard to understand.

It's a three hours game. It's fun, it has coop, but it's too expensive for what it offers

This game is wasted potential. It could have been a great story-based TPS, but it ends up being a rough, janky and slow experience, despite the campaign being slightly more than 5 hours long. The weapons don't feel satisfying to use, hitbox detection sucks. After the first hour you've seen everything it has to offer and, at that point, it just becomes a routine of uninspired level after awful rail-shooting section after uninspired level...

Beautiful metroidvania with character and atmosphere. Combat is done through touch-screen, literally slashing the different monsters you encounter on your journey. You learn their patterns, weak spots and attacks , and it's always clear when and how a creature will attack you. Visually, Severed is stunning yet gross: these creatures are ugly, the land itself is ugly, even the few allies you encounter are ugly. At the end of a fight, you can sever body parts from these abominations to use for upgrades. The game is fair when it comes to giving these ressources to the player: they are scarce enough for you to think carefully about what to upgrade, yet it is generous enough so you don't get frustrated searching for them. the only issue I have is backtracking. If you want to explore a specific area, you'll have to walk there from where you are, no fast travel, no teleportation. Sometimes you might be forced to solve a puzzle, that you already did, multiple times in order to access that area. Also the game is short. It took me 7 hours to 100% it. This last point is not a negative, at least for me. Still I think it is important to mention it.

Best Shantae game so far. Lovely pixel art, and adorable characters. My only issue is the lack of a quick travelling sistem. Besides that, if you like metroidvanias, go for it.

I have only one issue with this game: you cannot traverse back and forth the levels. You have to finish it, then restart it, which is kinda stupid for a metroidvania game, where backtracking is core to the experience. Besides that, Shantae games are always amazing and charming. This one is no exception.

It can be disorienting and there are a lot of frustrating difficulty spikes, but it's an interesting experience to revisit such a beloved old game

The deeper you dig, the crazier it gets.

The best SteamWorld game yet. Great characters, intuitive action and TONS of hats.

It's cute. That's the only good thing about this game.

Horror, rhythm game. Feels like I'm in one of those Lovecraftian tales about nightmares

Yikes. Warframe is not a bad game, but, on switch, it sure tests your patience. Play it only if you cannot get it on other platforms

Pretty bland FPS. But, for some mindless multiplayer shooting, it does the trick

Great Roguelite. Building your own deck of abilities is amazing. Also, controls are very responsive. It's very hard. I highly suggest you play it coop.

Way too short of a metroidvania for the price it asks. Also, it recycles all of the bosses. Visually it's great, but there really isn't much to explore. Still, it's not a bad game, consider getting it on sale, if you're into the genre.

The flow of the game is ruined by some poorly placed quick time events. It's not a bad game at all, but the sequel is far superior in every way possible. Get this one only if you're a big fan of the Umbra Witch.

Fun little game with an original approach to platforming. Controlling the snake is hard, but once it clicks it becomes second nature. The ending feels a bit rushed, but overall, very enjoyable.

Easy to pick up 2D action-platform. It's very repetitive, but not a bad game at all. It goes on sale pretty often, so I recommend picking it up then.

It just doesn't have anything that pops out. It is as standard as it gets. Sure, you can grab some friends and have fun, but that's about it. I also found it unstable at times, with a couple of crashes and some strong lag in more chaotic situations.

A poor copy of The Binding of Isaac, if Isaac was a PETA activist. At least it's free.

Best Roguelite ever.

TLOZ when it becomes an edgy teenager. With bad controls.

It is everything you expect it to be. Repetitive? Yes. Corny? Absolutely. Fan service? Of course! But is it fun? Yes it is. In fact, it's the most fun I have ever had with a Warriors title.

The title perfectly describes the game.

The game is slow, confusing at times and repetitive. It will test your patience for the first hours BUT, if you're able to get through it, You'll find a lovely game, with an incredible and creative world for you to explore. The story works at times, some others not really, but because of the lovable characters and the addicting (even tho complicated) gameplay, Xenoblade Chroncles 2 shines as a rough diamond. It's more about the journey than the destination.

You can shoot bullets from your high heels. How can you top that?

Perfection.

This game had a lot of potential, it's unfortunate it wasn't successful enough. Still, I recommend you checking it out, since you can find it discounted everywhere at a quarter of its original price

Sucks visually, but it's one **** of a game. Easily 100 hours (more if you play the DLCs too). My biggest issue is that controlling your character can feel clunky and not responsive enough, but it does not ruin the overall experience.

A Turn-based strategy experience at its best!

It's a lesser version of youtube. It works, but you're better of watching videos on your phone at this point.

Nice puzzle game with a beautiful and relaxing atmosphere. It's short (I 100% it in less than 10 hours), but worth your money.

It's boring and it knows it is: It even has a button to play itself!

NES games just do not hold up nowadays. They're clunky, frustrating and repetitive. I understand the nostalgia and the curiosity one might have in revisiting older games, but let's be real, most aren't fun.

Brutal fun.

Not for me, but I can see why so many people love this game.

First of all, this game is beautiful to look at, the sounds are crisp and the music is amazing. What keeps this game from achieving a perfect score is the very grindy levelling up. You will have to stop to level up for, at times, hours, just to be at a good enough level to continue one of the tales. It abrupts the rhythm and, needless to say, it's not fun. But when you are travelling to new locations, exploring dungeons or continuing one of the main campaigns, it's great. Everything just falls into place to create one of the most enjoyable RPG experiences of recent times.

This is a celebration of all the Monster Hunter games up until MH4. If you did not like those, you won't like this one. But, if you DID enjoy them, then you'll find yourself right at home.

Bad controls and camera angles almost ruin this game. You are going to rage at it.

I had never played Super Metroid before this came out. 'nuff said.

This is not a DLC, this is a completely new game they're selling for half the price that they should. If you wish to get into JRPGs, I'd say you start from here.

One of the best strategy games out there. Who would have thought this was acually going to work so well?!

Golden Deer Forever!

Best-looking game on Switch. The story is a bit cringe, but the world and the gameplay are superb in every aspect.

The game is good. It's just nintendo that still struggle to understand how online games should work.

The "Super Smash Bros." series has always been fun. "Ultimate" is no exception, earning its name by throwing together (almost) all the content of the previous titles. Perfect for local multiplayer with friends, It's just a shame they have yet to figure out the online. But, if you're willing to close an eye on it, you'll find out that "Ultimate" is not just a fighting game, rather a celebration of gaming as a whole.

"Breath of the wild" marks the beginning of a new era for the franchise. Easy for everyone to pick up and enjoy, but, at the same time, complex enough for those willing to dig deeper into its mechanics. What differentiates this new Zelda from other Open World experiences, is the freedom given to the player: there is never just one way to solve a puzzle, fight a monster or reach a new location. The sense of discovery will drive you through its amazing world for hours and hours up until the end and after. Possibly the best "The Legend of Zelda" title, period.