Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope is a damn impressive sequel that not only refines what came before but does it in such a way that it makes every single aspect of the experience better. From freeform movement and voice lines for your Rabbids companions, this adventure is certainly one worth taking, even if the Switch struggles with it from time to time.

A Plague Tale: Requiem is a sequel that refines what came before, offering just enough tools and new mechanics to bring a much-needed freshness to its gameplay. While the game does suffer from a few technical issues, it is nonetheless a gorgeous and often top-tier product.

No Place for Bravery is a pixelated hack and slash title with several parallels to that of God of War. Thorn, a man with a violent past, returns to bloodshed once again alongside his son as he attempts to track down his kidnapped daughter, taken in front of him by a Warlock who has seemingly resurfaced.

Glowfish Interactive might not be a studio you are familiar with. The Belgium-based developer has put out only a few titles so far, but with Trifox, that just might change. Trifox sees you taking on an evil pirate that has stolen your TV remote, tracking them down across three sizable worlds before confronting them once and for all.

Kart Racers 3: Slime Speedway, feels developed in mind to address the criticisms of its past, a racer placed in an already crowded genre where each and every kart racer out there seems to be taking a page out of the Mario Kart playbook. While it is undoubtedly a better and more feature-rich release than its predecessors, it still lacks that certain something to push it over the finish line.

TMNT: The Cowabunga Collection is without a doubt, a treasure trove of turtle power. While personal preference and nostalgia will play into how you feel about any of the 13 included games, each and every title is the best version available, some with online play for the very first time.