We’re big, big fans of the Nintendo Switch here at Critical Hit. Home to many of last year’s best games, Nintendo’s hybrid machine lets players play on the go, or dock the system at home and play on their TVs. It’s wonderful, and allows lapsed gamers who struggle to fit games into their lives return to their once-favoured hobby. Now, we're giving

Clocks and glocks all come together in a game that makes the most of its signature idea, as Time Recoil adds a new twist to the twin-stick shooter genre with its chronal-stretching gameplay.

A new, ultimate version of the exhilarating action game set in the Zelda universe will include every map and mission, plus all 29 playable characters from both the Wii U and Nintendo 3DS versions of the game, along with all of the previous paid downloadable content.

Originally released a decade ago on the Nintendo DS, The World Ends With You has a simple enough premise: Accomplish several tasks within an hour or risk being erased from history. No pressure, right? Nintendo’s keeping the distinct art style of The World Ends With You intact, but fans and newcomers can expect a game which uses both traditional touchscreen controls and the JoyCons with which to experience the action-RPG and its new reimagined story mode.

The gloriously gruelling turn-based RPG, Darkest Dungeon, is finally coming to Nintendo Switch next week. And it's bringing all the dripping dread you could possibly hope for.

Crimsonland has always been a book that you can judge by its cover: A loud and silly twin-stick shooter that throws buckets of enemies at you as you fend them off. Not the most complex game ever devised, it’s still a firm slice of action that’s perfect for killing aliens and time.

It may have a sparse selection of tables on the Nintendo Switch and visuals that looked more jagged than the inside of a shark’s mouth, but Zen’s Pinball FX3 is a magical replication of the joy of pinball thanks to some savvy use of the Switch hardware that’ll delight any pinhead on the go.

While developers such as Capcom and Bandai Namco usually come to the rescue with a heavyweight in their corner that is more than ready to throw a left hook into what remains of your bank balance, the month ahead sticks to safe ports and indie titles aplenty. This week, the formula is somewhat…Switched up a bit.