SHUTEN ORDER - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition manages to improve upon what was already good, allowing the quality of this intriguing and expansive work to shine even brighter on Nintendo's new console. As a result, we have here an essential title for both fans of visual novels and those who don't have much experience with the genre but want to venture into a creative title full of mystery. In short, the time has come to face divine judgment once again, now in what can indeed be considered its definitive version.
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Dunjungle is a charming roguelite that deserves to be checked out by fans of 2D action games. Unfortunately, its constant flirtation with visual and mechanical repetition and its underwhelming performance on the Switch prevent the game from achieving greater status on Nintendo's console. In the end, for those interested in the genre and the concept, and willing to accept the aforementioned limitations with an open heart, there is a challenging and fun journey here — for everyone else, however, it is undeniable that there are more essential alternatives on the market.
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Two Point Museum: Zooseum fulfills its mission of further enriching the fun simulator from Two Point Studios. Thanks to its focus on living creatures, naturally more complex than static works, and the preservation of the franchise's characteristic sense of humor, this is an unmissable DLC for those who want even more adventures and responsibilities as a curator in Two Point County.
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By combining elements from seemingly very different genres and focusing on narrative as the guiding thread for the journey, Death Howl proves to be a deckbuilder that is as original as it is captivating. Although its high difficulty may be daunting at first, it is worth embarking on this melancholic journey through the afterlife and the power of maternal love.
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Neon Inferno delivers an experience worthy of classic shooters, but ultimately falters in crucial aspects such as campaign length and performance on the Nintendo console. In the end, those nostalgic for the arcade era and enthusiasts of good, vibrant pixel art will certainly find value here, but it's undeniable that Angelo and Mariana deserved a slightly more polished adventure. Maybe next time?
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Anno 117: Pax Romana proves to be an excellent simulator, worthy of the rich historical period that inspires it and also of the legacy of Ubisoft's long-running franchise. The fact that not even its technical flaws are enough to prevent a wider recommendation is a testament to the quality of its systems and all the fun involved in planning, building, and managing ancient cities.
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Forestrike hits the mark in terms of fun, but falls short in the technical aspects, compromising a broader recommendation on the Switch. Still, if you enjoy solving increasingly complex puzzles and like roguelites that value creative mechanics, this game is worth checking out. Just be warned: on Nintendo's console, technical performance proves to be a powerful enemy—and, unfortunately, foresight wasn't enough to overcome it.
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BALL x PIT is enchanting primarily for its originality; mixing genres is always a risky decision in the gaming world, but Kenny Sun and Devolver Digital have proven with their work that shooting spheres and breaking blocks can be extremely addictive and engaging, as well as a mesmerizing experience when all the pieces fit together. In the end, even the game's problems regarding grinding and repetitiveness aren't enough to prevent it from being highly recommended.
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Earthion delivers on its promise, delivering a true modern classic that manages to engage and entertain despite its obvious nostalgic appeal. Ultimately, fans of 16-bit games will feel right at home with this release, but newcomers and curious gamers will also find enjoyment here. In short, it's worth traveling back in time and saving the planet like we did back in the 1990s.
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Honestly, Battle Suit Aces quickly became one of my favorite games of 2025. Driven by the charisma of its characters, this space journey proves that the combination of cards, mechs, and RPGs was a successful one, resulting in a fun and addictive game that, for both its virtual interactions and strategic combat, deserves to be experienced on the Switch. In the end, then, the conclusion is clear: it's worth heeding the Second Voice's call and embarking on this intergalactic adventure in search of the Relic Suits.
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Thanks to a meticulous remastering, Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 kicks off the 40th anniversary of the world's most famous plumber with an unmissable celebration worthy of the legacy of two of the best 3D platformers in history. Breaking free from the constraints of long-discontinued hardware, this is the perfect opportunity to experience (or revisit) adventures of galactic proportions, representing the best that Nintendo and its video games have to offer: pure, genuine, and undeniable fun.
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The Edge of Allegoria is an interesting homage to the 8-bit RPGs that defined an era and captured the hearts of many fans. However, its satirical tone and adult approach—in theory, its greatest strengths—are questionable, especially when we notice the inconsistent quality of humor and a general blasé attitude that hinders rather than helps the experience. Ultimately, nostalgic players who enjoy odd doses of dark humor may find some enjoyment in this twisted world; for everyone else, the reality is that there are better universes to visit in the name of nostalgia for a time gone by.
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In a virtually infinite sea of indie RPGs, The Nameless: Slay Dragon manages to stand out by respecting its many influences and delivering a cohesive, polished and especially fun adventure, which proves to have done the right choice in focusing on the narrative and giving players freedom. Pretty much flawless from a technical standpoint, the Switch version is a great way to follow the steps of the legendary Dragon Slayer and bring peace to mankind once and for all.
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Even with a few technical issues, Roadwarden preserves its best qualities on the Switch version, proving itself to be an essential RPG for those who love compelling narratives and adventures with free choices. In the end, the mission to be a roadwarden isn't easy, but it definitely has the potential to be memorable whenever we accept it.
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Shantae Advance: Risky Revolution delivers a fine recovery of the franchise's legendary lost masterpiece. While it's not the best game in the series, and its age often works against it more than for it (see the lack of a map), it's undoubtedly positive that fans can finally play the title they were promised back in the early 2000s. Furthermore, while we don't see a new chapter in the journey of gaming's most beloved half-genie, revisiting the past proves that, in this case, it was worth the wait—here's to the next adventures.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tactical Takedown accomplishes its purpose with flying colors, delivering a fun title that will definitely please fans of strategy games and players looking for a new Turtles adventure on Switch.
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Given its long-standing impact on the indie community, OFF has long deserved a definitive version, and this re-release from Fangamer is careful and respectful enough to provide just that, delivering an adaptation certainly suitable for those unafraid to venture into eccentric RPGs that flirt with horror and the surreal. Ultimately, while some aspects of this remaster may be divisive (such as the complete absence of the original soundtrack and a localization for Brazilian Portuguese), there's no denying that, currently, this is the best way to experience (or revisit) Mortis Ghost's creation in 2025—and the Switch library is grateful for another solid indie title in its already rich catalog.
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Ninja Gaiden Ragebound does a great job in pretty much all the necessary aspects and delivers not only a worthy successor to Ryu Hayabusa's legendary NES trilogy, but also one of the best 2D games in recent years for fans of action [games]. It's, thus, a shame that the Nintendo version is below expectations; taking into account its general qualities, Kenji's and Kumori's fun adventure deserved better than the performance issues on Big N's two consoles. As a result, in its current state, there are better ways to save the world than becoming a ninja on Switch.
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Battle Train is a title that oozes charisma and personality. Although its execution is not without flaws in important aspects such as the tutorial and the difficulty curve, it is impossible to deny that this is a unique game, which deserves to be checked out by fans of deckbuilders and turn-based strategies who enjoy out-of-the-box and humorous works. Furthermore, between explosions, cards and accurate jokes, fun is guaranteed: shall we see you at the show?
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Chronicles of the Wolf surprised me positively. Representing its influences with pride, Migami Games delivered a captivating, fun metroidvania that hits all the base pillars, like narrative, ambientation and gameplay. Beyond nostalgia, the conclusion is that this perilous trip to XVIII Century Gévaudan is worth living for fans of the genre who aren't afraid of bidimensional haunted castles. After all, subduing the horrors that torment the area is long overdue.
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