Put on a Hazmat suit, check your air filters and let’s wade into a sewer of decrepit gameplay that’ll have you gagging as we take a look at the worst reviewed games of 2018...so far.

Super Mario Party is the same ridiculous, random board game fun that you've expected from the series already, but packed with intelligent and compelling minigames that make great use of the Switch.

Unlike other entries in the toys to life genre, Starlink: Battle for Atlas feels fresh and ready to roll with its unique take on the formula. Naturally,we had some questions for the team behind the game, questions that Lead Designer Jesse Knapp was only too happy to answer for us.

Dead Cells is one of my favourite games of the year. Its brutal action and repeatable runs have made it a game I’m happy to sink 10 minutes or 10 hours into. The release version has now been out for about a month, without anything resembling extra content since its release. That’ll be changing soon!

Get ready for a whole new way to GO, Trainers! Explore everything from the GO Park complex to the Play Yard, use Candies to strengthen your team, and battle Legendary Pokémon in Pokémon: Let’s Go, Pikachu! and Pokémon: Let’s Go, Eevee!

The interface for the NES games is on Switch is slick, and it’s nice that you can create and load save points. Unfortunately, there seems to be a problem with the one of the screen filters, that’s causing many people to complain of transient image persistence.

Ninjas play free! And now we know exactly when Ninjas will be free to play anywhere they want as the official release date for the Nintendo Switch port of Warframe was announced last night.

It’s official! Diablo 3 is coming to the Nintendo Switch. It’s also now double-official, because Blizzard’s hellishly addictive RPG also has a proper release date now: November 2.