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Inside hooks you from the very first moment. Without a single word, it pulls you into a dark, mysterious world that quickly fills you with adrenaline. The puzzles are clever, challenging but never frustrating. The balance between difficulty and progression is spot on. On the downside, it’s a rather short and linear experience, with little replay value aside from the alternate ending. Still, for its accessible price and the intense atmosphere it delivers, it’s absolutely worth playing.

Loop Hero takes you through three very distinct emotional phases. At first, there's confusion. The game feels like a strange mix of idle mechanics, roguelike progression, and deck-building strategy. You're not quite sure what you're doing, or what the cards are really for. It’s messy and unclear, but still somehow intriguing. Then comes the moment when everything clicks. You start to understand how terrain affects enemy spawns, how different cards interact, and how to build loops that work to your advantage. The synergy system is surprisingly deep. At this stage, the game becomes incredibly addictive — every new combination feels like a small discovery. Eventually, though, repetition sets in. Once you’ve optimized your builds and upgraded your camp, the loop starts to feel mechanical. The freshness fades, and the sense of progress slows down. In the end, Loop Hero is a clever and unique experience. It pulls you in with its originality and keeps you engaged with its depth, but it also risks burning out due to its cyclical nature.

Hades is one of those games that's hard to put down. Its fast-paced combat, rich story, and the allure of trying to escape the underworld keep players coming back for more. The roguelike mechanics, where each run offers something new (power-ups, enemies, or dialogue), make it incredibly replayable. Plus, the characters and their development make you want to see how the story unfolds as you progress. The way it mixes challenge and narrative is a big part of what makes it so "addictive."

NecroSmith starts off with a fun and quirky premise—assembling undead armies from mismatched body parts and sending them out to conquer the world. The pixel art style is charming, and the tone is light and humorous. However, the gameplay quickly becomes repetitive. The core loop—build units, wait, upgrade, repeat—lacks variety, and the automatic AI removes much of the strategic depth. Progression can feel slow, and the lack of engaging objectives makes the experience wear thin over time. It's a fun idea, but it doesn’t have enough substance to stay interesting for long.

Hades is definitely one of those games that's hard to put down. With its fast-paced combat, rich story, and the allure of trying to escape the underworld, it keeps players coming back for more. The roguelike mechanics, where each run offers something new (whether it's power-ups, enemies, or dialogue), make it incredibly replayable. Plus, the characters and their development make you want to see how the story unfolds as you progress. The way it mixes challenge and narrative is a big part of what makes it so "addictive."

So simple, but so fun to play for hours between friends. No recomended to play in environments where you can't make a lot of noise

It is a very simplistic game, however incredibly addictive. It has this feeling of a card board game but with a very nice interface. Short games, with a very good reply value

Entertaining enough. However it needs more players to play against instead of computer based

The first thing you have to take into consideration with GRIS is that is it not intended to be a game, but an interactive and immersive experience with ludic dynamics. Once you understand this, you will enjoy the time you spend with GRIS. It is beautiful, with several metaphors, more like a piece of art with interactions and fluid puzzles. Maybe falls a little short (3 hours of game), but the narrative, the character evolution, the music, and the mechanics will keep you there.

Too few real interaction for a game Too much interaction for a movie If I want to watch a movie, I don't buy it in the Nintendo Switch

I try this game when Nintendo make it available on Nintendo Online for free. I reached the first two levels, and I found pretty fun. As an strategic game is not a difficult game, but it challenging enough to go through

Fun to play and spare some time. Servers must be upgraded to allow all users to play without so much lag. But for a free game, it is very enjoyable

Considering the amount of time that I've spent in this one, it deserve the score. At the beginning looks like a very stupid game, and indeed it is, however, then it became so additive. Maybe, some mechanics needs to be improved, but it is still pretty fun

Fun to play with your friends. The variety of characters and scenarios makes this one to have a very good reply value. Controls can be a little bit hard to take.

With some polish, this could be an amazing game. The premise is an awesome idea, but the game still needs less simplistic puzzles and maybe more mechanics. Besides that, it is fun enough to play.

Tons of microgames (around 200) to play along with 20 characters. Story mode is short & quite easy, but fun enough to discover all these. Once you finish the game, there is the mission mode, who helps to keep the game fun, challenging, and with an excellent repeat value. Don't give this one a 10, because it doesn't explode all Switch capabilities, being these microgames would be very interesting to have games that use rumble mode or touch screen.

Very fun and challenging game The main story has easy & medium difficulty challenges, however, extra levels can be though. As pros, music & game atmosphere gave a good experience, it is nice to play in co-op mode, and puzzles make this game a nice to play. To improve, there are inconsistencies in how to interact with elements during the game. I never got the story behind the game, somehow, when person holograms appear, it feels very disconnected Anyway, in general it is a good game 8/10

I have never played Resident Evil before, but I found this one entertaining. Quite challenging, but not really difficult. Story Mode being divided in chapters is a good catch

2 games in one Super Mario 3D World is a mix between elements of SM1, SM2, SM3 & SMW, adding the 3D perspective. I have never played the WII-U version, but this one is worth playing. As pros have the level design and the back of more linear levels, the Captain Toad levels are pretty fun too. As for cons, the lack of difficulty and control when you try to jump in diagonal with a very bad camera angle. 7/10 Bowser's Fury: This game is an awesome addition. It takes all SM3DW elements and turn them into a sandbox open-world game. Camera angles and movements were improved, the games do a very good job motivating the gamer to explore. Sadly, a very short game. I would like to have a longer version of this game 8/10

A short, but very fun game. It's a perfect fit to play before decide to compromise to a longer game, especially if you are a fan of classic 90's point & click games (or not games). This one has the best of it, but with a very imaginative twist. The story itself and interactions are very clever and funny. Easter eggs & references are too. As a con maybe it has that it is indeed short (8-12 hour play) and the lack of replay value that haver all games of this genre. Even thought, worth the price.

Mediocre at best. It lost all RPG elements from prior games. Now looks more like FIFA with powers and live animations than a Tsubasa game

Overall a very entertaining game. Eerie atmosphere Intriguing story It gives a continues to need to experience what comes next Puzzles, in general, are easy. At most, they took me at much 15-20 to discover what to do As a con, sometimes movement is clumsy.

Tetris in itself is a very simplistic, but addictive game. Thinking to turn it into an online battle game looks like a very good idea. However, the design is a total mess.

Mediocre sequel I don't fully understand those reviews saying that this game is the 2D platform ever developed or a masterpiece. I have played DK1 & DK2 not so long ago and they are still great games. Not to mention other great SNES' 2D platformers like Super Mario World, Yoshi's Island, Mega Man X, or Super Castlevania IV. As pros, this game has impressive art and good animations. Boss fights are it top notch. And, of course, in nice to play with Donkey Kong as our heart hero from the old days. However, it is clearly obvious that this game was developed by a team that didn't understand the essence of prior games of the series. Game mechanics are not well designed, sometimes it's difficult because it required skill development, just because it's has clumsy controls and you have to try and try to achieve advance. Game design experience doesn't really dare you to explore the world, this was one the most important thing of prior installments. Music is only a remix, no matter that Davis Wise is still in the project. Additionally, bonus games are repetitive and uninspiring. And finally, main characters as Diddy & Dixies were relegated as mere Donkey's accessories, not to mention that they completely erase secondary characters and only keep Rinho, with this the game lost a complete set of alternative game mechanics. It's not a terrible game, indeed it could be enjoyable. However, really far away to be a need to be played or a must-have.

It is a worth playing game. Fun enough to play until the end, not so good replay value. Interesting mechanics, a funny story, and good animations. On the contrary, it has a very low difficulty, puzzles easy to solve, and gameplay at some point becomes repetitive.

My first play feels this was a very weird game. However, it became a very addictive game. Very short runs, but all of them are unique experiences. A lot of items & stuff to discover make a worthy game for tons of hours,

Graphically beautiful. Very straightforward mechanics, but with a lot of challenges. Play until you can master every boss.

The horrors of a war from the survivors point of view. Very hardcore topic, game have a high difficulty and the need of take very hard decisitions in scarsity conditions. It's an excellent game, but very depresing at the same time. I'll give it a 9 because it doesn't take advantadge of all Switch capabilities.

If you already played and liked Undertale, you should try this. Fight mechanics are improved, but the tone of the game it is the same.

Pros: 1. New fighting dynamics and mini games are a very clever adition to the game. 2. Story it's quite fun. 3. Different endings add replay value. Cons 1. Too short 2. Too easy 3. Very straight forward. Not too much making 4. Puzzles are far away of being challeging

A Metroidvania type of game. This game is a must, no matter the platform. This game slowly immerses the player character's evolution into a very complex game. Music is great, graphics are pretty and the thematic is creative. Again, a must-have game.

It is ok, fun for a while. Worth for the price, basically. Took some time to solve absurd puzzles

It has what is needed from a baseball video game. It does not try to be hyperrealistic, mechanics are pretty smooth and the learning curve is pretty good. Also, with higher difficulty ego levels, it turns vert challenging. Edit team and edit players could be improved, imitating what was previously done on Baseball Stars.

It is surprisedly pretty fun. As a party game, it as the minimum needed, also it is a very good excuse for exercise

If you're into the Civilization series, you will love this one. Good balanced in all his options, AI behaves very well and have an excellent reply value

A must, as all Marios. Cappy add new mechanics levels. Very balanced, linear game it is quite easy, but some moons are very challenging.

I could not find the awesomeness that everybody found in this game. Thematic is interesting and also the legions gave new mechanics. However, the camera is a total disaster and fights at some points feels like smashing buttons with no contemplation,

FIFA games became very boring since long ago. New ideas for football games needs to came.