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Nintendo Switch
Check out our latest Nintendo Switch reviews.
Settle in for a lot of battles and delvin'.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Arcade: Wrath of the Mutants is not the steaming cash grab that you might have assumed by seeing the publisher involved.
Lunar Lander Beyond is a solid recommendation for fans of the lander sim genre. It performs well on the Switch with no discernible frame rate issues and looks great.
Grounded is a fantastic survival game, a colourful, unique, and original slice of joyful adventuring that everyone should play if they have the opportunity.
Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes is the epitome of a flawed gem—the kind of game that does a lot of things right and we’re sure will command a dedicated legion of fans, but has legitimate problems that are tough to overlook.
Strayed Lights is something rare in the gaming industry; a game that genuinely surprises us.
Kudzu is a good adventure, and we’re sure we would have loved it back in the day.
Rose & Camellia Collection gets away with a lot of its technical imperfections simply because of the strength of its concept and its solid presentation.
Penny’s Big Breakaway is a tremendous achievement by Evening Star, expertly combining tight controls, excellent level design, and a raft of creative ideas, all while throwing in a hefty dose of pure speed.
Planet of Lana intelligently combines elements of classic cinematic platformers to make something distinctive and characterful.
A compelling story, well-designed levels, tons of gameplay variety, and gorgeous visuals all come together to make this an absolute must-play for fans of high-speed platformers and a certain blue hedgehog.
Splatoon 3: Side Order is an excellent addition to Splatoon 3, and helps to give it a stronger identity over its predecessors.
What I wouldn't give for game developers to make games with a point.
If you enjoyed the remakes of Famicom Detective Club that Nintendo published a few years ago, or have fond memories of stumbling your way through Shadowgate or Déjà Vu, then both this game and its predecessor are made specifically for you.
There are moments that remind you that the Switch is old at this point...
If this is hell, may I never go to heaven.
