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Guild Wars 2: Path of Fire is the latest expansion for ArenaNet's long-lasting MMORPG, Guild Wars 2. It adds a number of much-needed features.
Skyrim VR is a janky mess, but a fresh and immersive way to experience a game you've already played on several platforms.
Described as a "love letter to 8-bit" this classic platformer is just as brief and lovely as it was when it arrived years back.
The hilarious from start to finish Ittle Dew 2+ is the best 2D Zelda-like on the Switch.
Cat Quest is a mobile phone game turned Switch RPG that has an adorable facade, cat puns, and not much else.
I might have been able to get past the mind-numbing monotony of this game, if it weren't so poorly designed for consoles.
Battle Chef Brigade not only met my expectations, but surpassed them as my favourite Indie currently offered on the Nintendo Switch
WWE 2K18 makes only a modest attempt to improve on last year's offering, which means this game is still not very good.
Rockstar ports the underrated L.A. Noire over to The Switch and actually adds some interesting new control dynamics to the old title rather than just tossing on some gimmicks. That's a good thing.
Game Freak reinvented their wheel with Pokémon last year. This year they polished the hell out of it!
Star Wars Battlefront 2 is a game on par with its predecessor in terms of quality, but that is hard to see when it is covered in garbage business decisions.
A Hat in Time is a short but great spiritual successor to Super Mario 64 and the best 3D platformer released on PC this year.
Despite being a slightly pared down re-release of Skyrim, the portability aspect really makes this work.
Don't Stop Believin' helps to undo a lot of damage of previous episodes, but this more level-headed characterization is five episodes too late.
Mario Party: The Top 100 feels like a party no one showed up to.
If you're thinking about playing RiME, I urge you to do so elsewhere and at a price point you're comfortable with.
Call of Duty returns to the European Theatre in stunning 4K.
Objectively, this is the worst version of Doom, but that doesn't really matter because it is the best version on the Nintendo Switch.
One part retro, one part modern-esque, Lode Runner Legacy marries much of what made the original so memorable.
Sonic Forces has polish in some key places, but fails to bring that polish to every facet of its design.