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Newbies who are easily impressed with any game that looks retro might enjoy Shikhondo: Soul Eater.
No Man's Sky Next is a fun laid-back exploration experience and it has the unique honour of featuring the largest open world in all of gaming.
Even with its multiple problems, I can't deny that Phantom Doctrine presents a unique and enjoyable take on turn-based SRPGs.
Strange Brigade definitely took me by surprise as it's one of the most fun-filled cooperative online games out there.
The original Overcooked is a cooperative masterpiece and this sequel simply tried a little too hard.
HackyZack can be fun if you enjoy intensely challenging 2D games but for everyone else, it's simply too irritating to recommend.
As most indie-keen gamers already know, Celeste is a phenomenal 2D platformer.
Shio would be a lot more enjoyable if it didn't rely on its only gimmick and repetitive stage designs throughout its entire campaign.
I enjoyed my time with Miles & Kilo and it gave me flashbacks to playing Adventure Island as a kid.
Flat Heroes is a surprisingly addictive hazard-dodging platformer but don't expect its multiplayer component to provide any more enjoyment than playing solo.
My time spent with Little Dragons Cafe was bittersweet.
Death's Gambit has all the makings of a fantastic 2D Souls-like experience.
If you love brick-breaking games then Doughlings: Arcade would be a decent addition to your collection.
SubaraCity is a simple game that you can easily master after you learn the little bit of strategy that's required.
Some gamers may appreciate Graveyard Keeper's grindfest of a campaign but those who are looking for something more immediately gratifying will likely become frustrated beyond repair with its convoluted systems and tedious tasks.
I thoroughly enjoyed Red's Kingdom and I can safely say that it's currently one of the best indie games on the Switch.
Hero Defense provides a refreshing take on tower defense games but its gameplay remains mostly simplistic when you compare it to other games in the genre.
Guacamelee! 2 sticks closely to the core formula that made the original a massive success.
In the end, Pixel Ripped 1989 is a superb VR experience that'll make you have flashbacks if you grew up in the '80s or '90s.
If you're looking for a twin-stick shooter that sets itself apart by offering a huge and varied campaign then Defenders of Ekron: Definitive Edition will surely not disappoint.