20 Hidden Indie Gems on Nintendo Switch 2

If you’ve ever dreamt of a beat-em-up that would effectively flow and feel like John Wick this gets really close

While there are many roguelike shooters on the Switch (and quite a few of them are absolutely terrific) none of them pla...

In the end I must say that I’m extremely impressed with the level of care and effort that has been put into mak...

Starting out things are pretty simple as the game walks you through the basic mechanics. For each puzzle you’ll have a n...

Once you’re several levels in you’ll begin to get a better sense of how elaborate the puzzles can be. Completing the pri...

Mixing together action platforming with tower defense, Aegis Defenders has a style all its own. While the game works wel...

What will absolutely thrill some people and aggravate others is that aside from some very general help provided by the A...

This was a tough title to find a genre for since it isn't so much of a strict beat-em-up as a tough-as-nails boss rush t...

Oozing retro 70s style in both its art and soundtrack Serial Cleaner is a more action-oriented game but it still boils d...

While it gets off to a bit of a light start, Nova-111 is the sort of game that’ll sneak up on you with its chal...

Though not terribly long, this quirky wordless adventure has an odd charm and sense of humor that makes it engaging

Well-animated, voiced, and composed, this game has some great positives, but it somehow struggles to be interesting

This is one of those titles where I'm a bit torn in terms of how I feel about it. Starting with the positive Neve...

Combining Metroidvania concepts with some twin-stick shooting, The Knight Witch swings big… and gets on base

At the end of the day The Count Lucanor is a bit of an unexpected gem if you’re in the right mindset and are lo...

While playing out in real time, your lack of direct control of your units in Warpips makes for a pretty unique feel in play

If there’s one thing that Felix the Reaper isn’t lacking in it’s quirky personality. The rotund but surprisingly agile m...

On a variety of levels Silence manages to stand out from the majority of its classic adventure brethren on the Switch. W...

In the end as critical as I’m being with Hob it’s a pretty enjoyable game, and I like it, but it’s just aggravating so s...

In general, though the interface is clean and simple it’s on the unrefined side depending on your tastes. That said, eve...

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