Yoshi's Crafted World is a fantastical nostalgia bomb for millions of gamers worldwide. This experience is a true gem, where you feel the joy of playing a video games as a kid; relaxing and absorbing the world without stressed. | © Nintendo
Paper Mario: The Origami King is one of the funniest Mario experiences, and it gets better and better the more you play. Also, the Toads are very funny and give you points to unlock nice artwork and sketches from Nintendo. | © Nintendo
Kirby Star Allies may seem like a simple base game, but its post-launch updates significantly enhance the experience and offer some of the best level design in the series. The introduction of Dream Friends and iconic characters from Kirby’s history make the game especially appealing to long-term fans. | © Nintendo
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 is an epic, open-world experience must-play for RPG fans. The story follows a familiar "boy-saves-world" trope, but it's well-written with emotional moments, lovable characters, and interesting adventures. | © Nintendo
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe has stunning graphics and well-designed tracks making it one of the best racing experiences on Switch. While more unlockable content could have enhanced the first-time experience, the growing character roster and overall variety keep the game fresh. | © Nintendo
The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening will not go down as one of the best Zelda games of all time, but it's nevertheless a great experience and worth the money. It improves flaws from the original game while maintaining everything that made it a classic to begin with. | © Nintendo
Metroid Dread is a fantastic modern take on Super Metroid. Aside from the repetitive boss fights, the game boasts great pacing, a responsive, intuitive control scheme, and gorgeous graphics. | © Nintendo
Fire Emblem: Three Houses pulls you in with its rock-solid grid-based combat, combining strategic turn-based combat with a choice-driven story. And it has great characters, who will keep you playing for hours on end. | © Nintendo
Splatoon 3 is the best title yet from the Splatoon series, which remains one of the few good options for shooter fans on Nintendo Switch. The third game delivers some great quality-of-life improvements and novel new features. However, we recommend completing the single-player campaign first, before diving into multiplayer, as it introduces you to all these updates. | © Nintendo
Luigi's Mansion 3 is the most polished Nintendo's ghost hunting experience that blends the best elements of its predecessors. It doesn't have the original's spooky atmosphere but still has engaging boss battles, charming visuals, and plenty of hidden secrets. | © Nintendo
Super Smash Bros Ultimate is a different fighting game; it's easy to pick up and focuses more on the roster of over 80 characters from various gaming franchises than on intense fighting. The real single-player content is lacking, but for multiplayer it's one of the greats. | © Nintendo
The main appeal of Animal Crossing: New Horizons is that it's a cute video game perfectly suitable for relaxation, and it was many players needed during Covid. Players can design their perfect island paradise, build relationships with adorable animal villagers, and enjoy the soothing experience for hours on end. | © Nintendo
Super Mario Odyssey is one of the greatest Mario titles of all time, right up there with Mario 64. It's a super fun experience that looks great, and is far less linear than Galaxy. | © Nintendo
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is one of the most iconic video games of all time, and it changed the industry with its unparalleled open world of mystery. It runs smoothly and gives true freedom when it comes to exploration. Frankly, this should be the first thing anyone buys when they get a Switch. | © Nintendo
Since launching back in 2017, Nintendo Switch has become home to an overwhelming number of fantastic video games. But what are the best Nintendo Switch exclusives?
