Indiana Jones and the Great Circle arrives on the Switch 2 in a surprisingly well-made port that, despite one or two performance issues in more open environments, proves that the Nintendo platform does indeed have enough power to render current-generation experiences with quality. As a result, this journey worthy of one of cinema's greatest icons is also highly recommended in its Nintendo version.
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Drawing inspiration once again from the classics that defined the 1990s and early 2000s, Monster Crown: Sin Eater refines the formula of its predecessor, delivering a truly captivating RPG within the monster-collecting genre. As a result, while there is still considerable room for improvement in a potential third entry, the game stands as a title well worth recommending to anyone who enjoys capturing and training fantastical creatures.
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Mullet MadJack is a title that's quite easy to recommend for fans of shooting games. Its fast-paced gameplay is engaging and addictive, and the OVA anime aesthetic — complete with high-quality Brazilian dubbing — makes it a true trip down memory lane for those nostalgic for the 1980s and 1990s. So, if there was any doubt, it no longer exists: saving the influential princess by controlling Jack and his unmistakable mullet is a must-play on the Nintendo Switch as well.
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Blue Prince is a unique experience that deserves to be experienced by every fan of puzzles and mysteries. Its recent arrival on the Switch 2 in a highly competent port is, above all, a reminder that video games can (and should) go beyond the basics, delivering true interactive works of art in the process. In the end, Dogubomb's work teaches a powerful message that deserves to be quoted: "Don't settle for following already trodden paths. Abandon a path when necessary, and go where you would like it to take you." You probably won't regret it.
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Minishoot Adventures is further proof that different influences and styles can be combined to deliver a cohesive, coherent, and fun game. Although imperfect in a few (very few) points, there's no denying that this little adventure is captivating and was perfectly adapted to the Nintendo console. In short, for those who enjoy shoot 'em ups and metroidvanias, the first Indie World of 2026 delivered a true gem.
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Unfortunately, Gear.Club Unlimited 3 doesn't live up to expectations on the Switch 2, delivering a repetitive and unpolished game that fails to justify its temporary exclusivity on Nintendo's platform. It's true that die-hard fans of the genre will find some enjoyment in creating and managing their own car club (as well as customizing the paint or tires of licensed cars), but for all other players, it's worth remembering that there are better options on the market.
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Caves of Qud is a cult classic on PCs for several reasons. On the Switch, most of its charm remains intact, but the absence of Brazilian Portuguese, occasional crashes, and interface problems (not to mention the lack of specific improvements for the Switch 2) prevent it from revealing its full potential to Nintendo fans. Furthermore, enthusiasts of roguelike mechanics and ASCII aesthetics looking for something new will certainly enjoy Freehold Games' work. For everyone else, it's worth waiting for a possible localization into our language or additional improvements in portable mode. After all, exploring and conquering the maps of this fantastic universe is something that deserves to be done in the best possible way.
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The tenth chapter of the Ys saga was already a good game, but Ys X: Proud Nordics manages to make it even better. Although the lack of an upgrade between the Switch and Switch 2 versions is annoying, there's no denying that this is now the definitive version of the competent action RPG, which finally finds a version worthy of its experience on Nintendo's new console.
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Thanks to a series of improvements and a spectacular visual presentation, DRAGON QUEST VII Reimagined elevates the classic RPG to practical perfection, easily recommendable both for those who have already played the PlayStation and 3DS versions and for those embarking on this fun and engaging adventure for the first time, aiming to discover what lies beyond Estard. The truth is that very few remakes are conducted with as much care and respect for the original work as this one, and the result of this commitment speaks for itself.
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Ultimately, it's true that support for Brazilian Portuguese and 60 frames per second is lacking, but it's also undeniable that this is the best version of the best title in a franchise that exudes charm, charisma, and fun in doses that other series only dream of achieving. So, whether you're returning to your island or deciding to travel to one for the first time, make no mistake: Animal Crossing: New Horizons – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition is an indispensable game in the library of any gamer who wants to explore new, calm, and unforgettable horizons.
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Bringing together the best aspects of computer RPGs, Divinity: Original Sin 2 remains one of the best games of the genre ever made, even years after its debut. Despite some questionable points, its conversion to the Switch 2 has a very positive overall result, especially when considering the free upgrade for those who already own (or intend to acquire) the Switch version. Therefore, in the end, there's no denying that Divinity: Original Sin 2 - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition is a great way to experience or revisit Larian's extensive and captivating adventure, now on Nintendo's newest console.
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The Rogue Prince of Persia lives up to the legacy of the legendary franchise, delivering a fast-paced, acrobatic roguelite that is highly recommended for fans of the genre and the Ubisoft saga. Although it took a while to arrive on the Switch and Switch 2, in this case the wait was worth it, rewarded with a great version that deserves a place in every Nintendo fan's virtual library — ready to save Persia again?
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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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