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Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons for the Switch should've been an exciting time, but this wasn't the case.
Cadence of Hyrule: Curse of the NecroDancer is the crossover I didn’t know I needed until I played it.
Splitgate: Arena Warfare has the foundation of a great shooter but its generic ideas and lack of originality get in the way of something that should feel a lot better than it is.
Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth delivers as the RPG swan song of the Nintendo 3DS.
Try to escape a haunting forest with an intriguing cast of characters in Darkwood.
Warhammer: Chaosbane brings excellent class design and interesting builds, but forgets the variety in enemies, environments, and loot.
Pathologic 2 is a narrative-driven thriller that doesn't really care if you have a good time or not. Prepare to be eternally hungry.
Outer Wilds takes you on a wonderful mystery through a hand-crafted solar system that is well worth a visit.
In the series' third chapter, Life is Strange 2 delivers its best episode yet that touches on Sean and Daniel finding themselves in the wild.
There is little to do in Little Friends: Dogs & Cats.
If you are a fan of Rick and Morty and own a PlayStation VR headset, Trover Saves the Universe is a must-play.
Crystal Crisis is a decent puzzle fighter that ultimately suffers due to bad pacing and lackluster capitalization of its premise.
Phoenix Labs has crafted a fully realized action RPG with Dauntless that brings together players across all platforms.
Bloober Team has done tremendous work in creating rich horror narratives that are as compelling as they are scary.
Resident Evil 0 is a strange outlier in the long-running survival horror series, making it a tough recommendation on Switch over the first Resident Evil and 4.
Like Stories Untold before it, Observation is game that I think you really need to play to appreciate how masterful No Code is at setting a tone and building a compelling world for players to explore
Lapis x Labyrinth shields its repetitive nature with a flashy presentation and interesting RPG mechanics.
Even though Ghost Giant succumbs to some of the typical adventure title issues, it still manages to tell a heartfelt and adorable story.
I can definitely feel the sunshine.
Finally, a decent Bubsy game. What could possibly go wrong from here?