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One of the best Soulslikes available, Lies of P makes its way to Switch 2 in the form of a Complete Edition. With Performance and Quality modes whether you play handheld or docked, this excellent port means you can now enjoy the base game and its expansion pretty much anywhere you go. And thanks to its post-launch support, which includes difficulty options, this is a must-have for action RPG fans.

A full-fat sequel would have been better, but this standalone expansion to This Bed We Made is still worth your time. It's woefully short, taking less than two hours to complete, but getting to snoop around private cabins on board a cruise ship is still a thrilling way to spend an evening.

A solid game aimed at young children, Paw Patrol: Dino World is a fun adventure that remains faithful to the much-loved cartoon while offering a worthwhile original story. Older kids and grown-ups might get bored of the simple missions and repetitive tasks, but for youngsters just getting to grips with playing video games, it's a great starting point.

It's let down by numerous issues such as dull map design and combat that feels scrappy when you're up against multiple enemies, but those with patience will find an enjoyable experience at the core of Beast of Reincarnation. Its highlight, though, is of course Koo, the adorable dog which accompanies you on your adventure.

Rita is a very clever, engaging blend of word puzzle and adventure, and if you enjoy a crossword puzzle, it's well worth your time. The platforming elements are a little scrappy, but it's not enough to ruin this unique experience.

There are times where Kusan: City of Wolves can feel unfair, but on the whole it's great fun for those who like challenging top-down shooters. Like Hotline Miami, it has vibrant visuals and an excellent soundtrack, though its more melee-focused gameplay gives it a unique feel.

A light logic puzzle game, Case Solved: The London Files offers up a couple of hours of breezy entertainment. But less than stellar writing and a lack of decent narrative let it down.

Its story mode is a little disappointing, and it's a shame there aren't more settings to tweak, but Truxton Extreme ultimately proves to be a great way to while away some time thanks to its addictive gameplay and impressive presentation.

I always love a game that has you searching someone's computer, but Desktop Explorer takes things to the next level by integrating ingeniously designed puzzles that require serious thought to solve. It's not for everyone, but if you're a fan of brainteasers, you're going to love this.

Halo: Campaign Evolved succeeds in breathing new life into the original Halo campaign, introducing new and updated gameplay elements as well as revamped visuals. It still feels a little archaic in ways, though, and the new prequel campaign is ultimately a bit disappointing.