Nintendo Switch

An open Hyrule you can go anywhere in from the very first minute; a game that redefined the entire series.

A sequel that surpasses Breath of the Wild with a new Ultrahand ability for building machines.

Cappy lets you possess almost anything in the world — from a frog to a tank; 3D Mario at its very best.

The best-selling racing game of all time; DLC tracks, revived battle mode, and two players on one kart.

Sakurai's celebration of gaming history — practically everyone the series ever had shows up.

A colorful alternative to shooters — the team that paints more territory wins, not the one with more kills.

The Inklings in sunny Splatsville; rougher visuals, the same addictive painting action.

Released right into lockdown and became a phenomenon; building an island from scratch with Tom Nook.

Nintendo handed players the toolkit it used to build Mario platformers for decades.

Luigi and his Poltergust vacuum clean out a haunted hotel split into themed floors.

The first mainline Pokemon in a fully 3D open environment; Dynamax turns battles into giant clashes.

The series' most radical departure from formula — an open wilderness instead of turn-based battles in the grass.

The series' first seamless open world with no loading between locations; three story lines at once.

Tactical battles woven into a school year at an academy — each month has its own rhythm and missions.

Humanity survives on the backs of giant titans; one of the generation's most ambitious JRPGs.

Merges the worlds of its two predecessors into a continent where life is short and ritually predetermined.

The first new 2D Metroid in nineteen years; Samus faces the X parasite on planet ZDR.

The series' first truly three-dimensional levels; Kirby wanders overgrown ruins of civilization.

The first new 2D Mario after years of stagnation; the Wonder Flower flips the rules upside down at any moment.

Closes the trilogy on a cosmic scale — the threat here destroys entire multiverses, not just one world.

An original action game from PlatinumGames by the writer of NieR: Automata; you also control a summoned Legion.

One of the generation's most demanding and beautiful 2D platformers, finally on Switch too.

A bizarre idea on paper — Mario meets the Rabbids in turn-based tactics with XCOM-level quality.

A fitness game with the Ring-Con hardware that won over even skeptics of exercise titles.

A launch minigame collection built so players don't even look at the TV screen.

Stretchy-arm combat controlled by physical Joy-Con motion — an original idea that actually works.

Compact puzzle platforming shaped like rotating dioramas, where Toad can't even jump.

A compilation of the Wii U game plus New Super Luigi U and its tougher version of the levels.

A remaster of the beloved 3D platformer plus the new, compact open-world addition Bowser's Fury.

An expanded version of the Wii U strategy game about microscopic explorers gathering fruit on Earth.

An indie metroidvania whose scope and atmosphere put big-budget competitors to shame.

An action roguelike where dying and trying again is a full part of the story, not a punishment.

A phenomenon coded and drawn entirely by one person; an escape from the corporate grind to a farm.

An extremely demanding platformer with a sensitive story about anxiety hidden beneath the difficulty.

A metroidvania with roguelike runs, where new weapons unlock permanently between attempts.

Compact turn-based tactics with no randomness — every hit is deterministic and visible in advance.

A technical tour de force: the Witcher's vast open world squeezed into a handheld console.

A port of the brutal FPS reboot with graphical compromises, but the massacre's pace stays intact.

A nostalgic collection of the best boards and minigames from the first five entries, with no unnecessary novelty.

A faithful remake of the 1996 SNES classic that laid the groundwork for both Paper Mario and Mario & Luigi.

A graphical remake of two Game Boy Advance classics; the gameplay is unchanged.

A 1994 RPG, a long-untranslated Square gem; seven distinct stories and genres.

Made the HD-2D style famous — pixel-art characters set against cinematically lit backdrops.

A celebration of 30 years of the series; summons heroes from past entries like Marth and Lucina into battle.

Expands sucking and copying abilities with the Friend Heart — befriending enemies.

A crafted diorama style made of cardboard and string; a world straight out of a child's imagination.

An expanded version of Atlus's stylish JRPG; a school sim combined with dungeon crawling.

A branch of the hunting series tailored for Switch; feudal Japan, new monsters.

A dark, philosophical JRPG from Atlus; Tokyo transformed into a desert full of ruins.

A short, infectiously funny game about a devious goose terrorizing an English village.

A remake of the 1993 Game Boy classic; Koholint as a living diorama-toy.

The return of the most debated entry, once the swan song of Wii; the earliest Zelda in the timeline.

The first mainline entry where you play as Princess Zelda from start to finish.

A reworked JRPG from Wii; a world built on the bodies of two petrified titans.

Announced and released the same day — one of the most pleasant surprises on Switch.

The series' most accessible entry; commanding an army of plant creatures in a mini garden.

The paper plumber against an origami invader; battles moved onto a grid.

A remake of the GameCube entry fans consider the pinnacle of the entire series.

Returns the series to the one-player, one-die model after years of shared dice.

Restores depth to arcade tennis — energy from hits builds into special shots.

The return of the brutal arcade soccer from GameCube; fouls are directly encouraged.

Musou battles tied to the world of Breath of the Wild; a prequel to the Great Calamity.

A remake of the beloved Kirby platformer from Wii; a return to horizontal action.

Bizarre microgames lasting seconds with a single word of instruction; the pace is frantic.

A port of the game only a fraction of its deserving audience played on Wii U; pure PlatinumGames action.

A direct successor to the Wii Sports phenomenon; swinging a Joy-Con for tennis or bowling.

The most complete form the classic Japanese RPG has ever taken.

A tactical RPG fueled not by dragons or demons, but by salt, iron, and politics.

Takes the structure of the first game and improves nearly everything it was criticized for.

A new story in tribute to classic Final Fantasy; backgrounds rendered in a watercolor style.

A careful remake of the legendary tactics game; the PSP version is a genre high point.

War in a fictional Europe, watercolor visuals, and turn-based strategy combined with close-range action.

One of the decade's most ambitious classic RPGs; a technical marvel on Switch.

The peak of the Adol Christin series and the best place to start it.

A long fan-favorite entry in the Tales series, largely thanks to the antihero Yuri.

A complete 3D remake of 1995's Seiken Densetsu 3, reaching us decades later.

One of the first major games on the newly launched Switch; a genre pushed to its extreme.

A modern tribute to Super Nintendo-era JRPGs; it even mirrors the pacing and mood of Chrono Trigger.

A sprawling tactics game from Vanillaware; the return of an exiled prince and a clever command system.

A sequel to the Mario and Rabbids crossover's turn-based tactics; bolder than its predecessor.

Flips the Monster Hunter world upside down — you're a Rider who raises and rides monsters.

The platformer was made by fans from the romhacking scene and outdid the official attempts.

The visual language of 1930s rubber-hose cartoons; every frame genuinely hand-drawn.

A collected edition of the influential indie platformer; a thoughtful tribute to the 8-bit era.

A seemingly modest pixel RPG that dissects the foundations of the entire genre.

A wordless metroidvania where only visuals and music speak; a model port on Switch.

A tribute to 8-bit ninja platformers that completely flips the genre after a few hours.

A short, brutal action game: one hit means death, each room is a puzzle of ordering your moves.

A dark pixel metroidvania with baroque religiosity and painful Spanish iconography.

A tribute to Metroid nearly built single-handedly by one person; hence its obsessive stylistic unity.

A mining platformer about digging ever deeper; one of the first standout games on Switch.

Top-down action without a single line of dialogue; only visuals and environmental finds tell the story.

A short platformer built on visuals and music rather than challenge; the world gains color alongside the heroine.

One of the modern era's best-reviewed 2D platformers; brisk movement that never stops.

A collectible-driven 3D platformer in the spirit of Mario Sunshine and Banjo-Kazooie; each world has its own tone.

A legendary indie game by a single author, originally released entirely for free.

A pixel platformer about an owl boy who flies without limits; played mostly in the air.

A rebuild of the nineties kart-racing classic; the driving model is built around drift-chained turbos.

A kart racer built on teamwork — whoever's in the lead leaves a slipstream for teammates.

An open racing city with no loading and no arrows on the ground; you choose your own route.

A circuit racer between arcade and simulation; one of the most ambitious ports on Switch.

An anti-gravity racer in the spirit of F-Zero; it showed what Switch could do right at launch.

A fast action shooter about resource management; the chainsaw refills ammo, melee finishers restore health.

An alternate history where the Nazis won the war; its storytelling is more cinematic than the competition.

A vast open-world RPG about a dragonborn hero; the main quest can be shelved for dozens of hours.

Demon-slaying and gear collecting that works surprisingly naturally on Switch.

A sequel to the Sega Mega Drive brawler; players embraced it as its true successor.

A brawler returning to the arcade Turtles games of the late 80s and early 90s against the Foot Clan.

Cooperative cooking that tests how well you communicate under pressure; nobody has enough hands.

A crossover of two puzzle classics with completely different logic; great for train rides too.

The brand's return after years of silence; the principle unchanged since the 80s — bombs, grid, explosions.

Soccer with rocket-powered cars in an enclosed arena; anyone can pick up the controls, mastering the physics takes years.

A game that can't be played alone — parents on the verge of divorce turned into rag dolls.

A card-based roguelike that essentially founded the entire deckbuilding roguelike genre.

Poker recast as an addictive roguelike loop of joker cards; one combo can rack up millions of points.

Card duels that gradually turn into a dark, multi-layered horror full of twists.

A deckbuilder turned inside out: instead of defending against a raid, you defend a hellish train across three decks.

The character attacks on its own, the player just collects experience; a defenseless hero becomes an army within minutes.

Combines action-roguelike combat with running your own cult; a cute style with dark themes.

A puzzle game where you don't move a character - you move the rules of the game itself, written as sentences.

A detective puzzle about reconstructing a ship's crew's fates using only observation and logical deduction.

The sequel to the acclaimed roguelike, this time as the daughter of Hades and Persephone against the Titan Kronos.

The long-awaited sequel to the cult metroidvania, this time from the perspective of the huntress Hornet.

A fairy-tale-styled spin-off from the action series, much calmer and more exploration-focused than the main entries.

A rescue mission to an alien planet expands the tank SOPHIA III with flight, a submarine mode, and ceiling driving.

The conclusion of the trilogy with the series' most open world yet and the ability to take control of defeated enemies.

A Telltale adventure full of dark humor, where choices matter far more than shootouts.

The first game in the series with fully 3D character models; the hero Zed returns stronger after every death.

Another helping of tactical RPG with the series' signature dark humor and anime cliché parody.

A remaster of the 2003 original without the need for a cable link to the Game Boy Advance.

A tactical RPG where you can shoot a weapon right out of an enemy's hand or slow them down with a hit to the legs.

A remake of the arcade light-gun classic, with co-op on-rails shooting against a zombie horde.

Up to four copies of Kirby in an arena, each with a different ability sucked in from across the series.

A party game where ball-shaped Kirbys race down tracks made of cupcakes and jam for points.

A remake of the ambitious 2013 3DS title; five mansions full of puzzles and ghostly bosses.

The international debut of the expanded Monster Hunter XX; four combat styles and Hunter Arts.

A lighter entry point into Pokémon, accessible even to newcomers; catching creatures has been simplified here.

A sequel to the photo safari from the Nintendo 64; instead of shooting, you press the camera shutter.

A 2021 SMT V expansion adding a darker storyline around Yoko; new demons and companions.

Sonic shares the spotlight with his own custom avatar for the first time, armed with Wispon weapons.

A return to traditional 2D Sonic in the style of Sonic 3 & Knuckles; new Emerald Powers.

A celebration of 20 years of the series: reworked tracks from the original GameCube games, no new content.

The most famous puzzle game of all time in a battle royale coat; 99 players, last one standing wins.

The rhythm roguelike Crypt of the NecroDancer unexpectedly meets the world of Zelda and its music.

Lightning-fast absurd minigames controlled with two Joy-Cons held together as one object.

A standalone prequel to Xenoblade 2, playable without knowledge of the main game; the story of Torna's downfall.

Erik a Mia z DQ XI loví poklady s partou roztomilých monster na Switchi.

Zjednodušená FIFA pro Switch: čerstvé soupisky bez Volty a novinek.

Switch bez HyperMotion: aktuální soupisky v klasickém, starším kabátě.

Stejná battle royale s sebou na cesty, za cenu nižšího rozlišení a snímkové frekvence.

Na Switch dorazily Bradavice až po devíti měsících, výrazně zmenšené a zjednodušené.

Tísnivá mlčenlivá plošinovka, kterou lze konečně vzít s sebou do postele nebo do vlaku.

Všech devět epizod v jedné hře; zatím největší LEGO Star Wars.

Otevřený vesmírný survival zmenšený do kapesní podoby Switche, s citelně nižším výkonem.

Restart série v kapesní podobě, která obětuje obraz kvůli přenosnosti

Rychlý střelecký time attack, který vyšel nejdřív na Switchi.

Podivuhodný příběh Yoko Tara na několik průchodů. Hudba Keiichiho Okabeho.

Celá galaxie v kapse, za cenu ořezané grafiky

Hero shooter do kapsy: gyroskopové míření a zápasy na cestách.

Svět, který se skládá pod nohama, teď i v kapse na cestách.

První Pikmin na Switchi s ovládáním pro Joy-Cony a gyroskop.

Dluh, jeskyně a dva kapitáni znovu na Switchi, s gyro ovládáním.

Divoký západ Johna Marstona konečně v kapse, o třináct let později.

Stejná čarodějka, nová svoboda: Bayonetta se vešla do Switche a hraje se i na cestách.

Civilizace VI do ruky: celá strategická hra i v posteli a v kolejích.

Otevřené ostrovy se Sonicem v kapesní, zkrácené podobě pro Switch.

Sarkastické sci-fi RPG od Obsidianu; na Switchi vizuálně oříznuté.

Návykové motorkářské trialy, které si vezmete do ruky kamkoli.

Londýnská upíří klasika v kapse, za cenu citelně horšího obrazu.

Segy první 3D závod v krásné formě pro Switch, s online žebříčky.

Celý vesmírný lootovací kolotoč v kapse, za cenu slabší grafiky.

Bláznivá pantomima od Amanita Design se na Switchi hraje dotykem i palcem.

Populární simulace města zmenšená a předělaná pro hraní kdekoli na Switchi.

Stejně brutální plošinovka jako na konzolích, teď zmenšená do kapsy a na cesty.

Klasická nesmlouvavá trilogie, kterou si teď můžete vzít s sebou do vlaku i postele.

Kompletní kriketová sezóna i v handheldu, jen s menším písmem a slabším výkonem.

Temná dungeonová strategie, kterou teď lze hrát v kapse na pár tahů mezi cestami.

Na Switchi si Dead by Daylight vybral daň v horší grafice, zato ho hráli na cestách.

Stejná hra o vráně a duších, jen zmenšená do kapsy a s měkčím obrazem.

Stylová řež o Danteovi teď i na cestách, s novými režimy Turbo a Style Switching.

Sanktuář se vejde do kapsy – s dotykovým inventářem a hraním na cestách.

Stejné budování Alefgardu, ale volně přenosné a s bonusovým sandboxovým režimem navíc.

Přenosný port Dark Arisen z roku 2019, hratelný z ruky kdekoliv na cestách.

Switch verze zvaná Legacy Edition běží na letitém enginu s výrazně ořezaným obsahem.

Legacy Edition pro Switch znovu staví na starším kódu a nabízí jen ořezaný výsek série.

Fotbal na cesty se starsim enginem bez VOLTA Football, kompromis mobilita vs. grafika.

Posledni rocnik pred FC, na Switchi bez HyperMotion2 a smisenych zapasu.

Stejný klidný příběh hlídače lesních požárů, přepracovaný tak, aby běžel plynule v kapse.