Nintendo Switch (8859 programs)

Pros: Deep management system. Good amount of replay value.

Cons: Narrative is minimal. The gameplay loop can be repetitive.

Pros: Comprehensive management. Numerous upgrade options. A diverse range of products. Vibrant, cartoon-styled 3D graphics.

Cons: The gameplay can become repetitive.

Pros: Charming, hand-drawn art style. Relaxing hidden-object gameplay. Great for cat lovers and casual gamers.

Cons: Lack of replayability after completing the main game.

Pros: Faithful recreation of Castlevania environments and characters. Dracula’s unique killer abilities add fresh mechanics. Nostalgic references for Castlevania fans.

Cons: Balance between killers and survivors may feel uneven. Core gameplay does not drastically change.

Pros: Diverse selection of games. Engaging and unique gameplay mechanics. Suitable for players with varied preferences.

Cons: Not all games are highly polished.

Pros: Deeply mysterious. Branching narrative reveals multiple aspects of the world.

Cons: Repetitive platforming. Chaotic colors. Excessive amount of dialogue.

Pros: 2D graphics. Theme-based sound effects. 48 levels.

Cons: Tedious after a while.

Pros: Packed with four distinct gamers to choose from. Varied gameplay with racing, platforming, and shooters. Dynamic gameplay for any of the four games.

Cons: Game modes are lacking. Story from each game feels underdeveloped.

Pros: Relaxing and stress-free gameplay. Easy-to-use interface. With 90 unique objects. Camera mode.

Cons: Lacks complexity and challenges.

Pros: Four games in one pack. Platforming, puzzles, and strategy gameplay.

Cons: Not out yet.

Pros: Immersive detective gameplay. Strategic depth with simple rules. Engaging solo or group play. Accessible tutorial for easy onboarding.

Cons: Possible downtime during turns.

Pros: Fast-paced. Unique outlaws. Tactical depth. Rogue-like mechanics.

Cons: Difficulty spikes.

Pros: Variety of mechs available. Endless upgrades for those dedicated. Co-op mode.

Cons: Colors can feel a bit drab due to the digging gameplay. Gameplay loop can be a bit repetitive. The game is short.

Pros: Unique, handcrafted paper-cut art style. Engaging narrative based on Malaysian and Chinese folklore. Atmospheric sound design and eerie soundtrack. Multiple dialogue choice and branching paths.

Cons: Limited replayability. Relatively short gameplay.

Pros: Classic platforming action. Vibrant and colorful visuals. Rewind/turbo function. Save state feature.

Cons: Rewind/turbo can reduce sense of accomplishment. Enemy variety is limited. Dated controls. Lack of multiplayer.

Pros: Nostalgic platforming gameplay. Creative use of physics-based star mechanics. Vibrant, colorful world with detailed environments. Two gameplay modes.

Cons: Difficult original mode. Frustrating physics-based puzzles. Limited enemy variety. Lack of a substantial narrative. Shorter playtime.

Pros: Fun and quirky concept with a unique mechanic. Bright, colorful visuals and charming character design. Energetic soundtrack that fits the game’s tone. Uniquely made levels.

Cons: Can feel too chaotic or overstimulating for some players. Soundtrack can feel a bit repetitive.

Pros: Various gameplay modes. No microtransactions. Customizable characters and equipment.

Cons: No offline mode. Overwhelming team management in single-player.

Pros: Combines roguelike and pachinko gameplay. Various orbs to collect. You have the freedom to choose routes. Good mix of enemy encounter.

Cons: Can be challenging at first.