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It would be fair to say the Nintendo Switch<\/a> has taken the gaming world by storm since launching back in early 2017. It’s especially impressive following the dismal sales of the Wii U, and despite being underpowered compared to the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, the versatility of the Switch has helped establish its own space in the market.<\/p>\n

With so many high-profile Nintendo exclusives and quality third-party ports, it can be tough to keep up with the amount of games launching on the platform. Thankfully, we have you covered – we’ve dug up seven overlooked, wildly varied but equally fantastic games for you to add to your eShop wish lists, whether you’re playing on the Switch or Switch Lite.<\/p>\n

Into The Breach<\/h3>\n

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\nInto The Breach was one of the best games of last year (Picture: Nintendo) <\/span><\/p>\n

We touched on this in our recent Switch Lite feature<\/a>, but Into The Breach is one of the platform’s finest indie titles. This is because it’s take on rogue-lite turn-based strategy is unlike anything you’ve played before.<\/p>\n

Players take control of a trio of mechs, tasked with defending buildings, power lines, moving trains, and more from giant bugs that are essentially Kaiju. These monsters telegraph their moves one step prior to making them, meaning you can subtly (or not so subtly) nudge them away from your objectives or into each other.<\/p>\n

While a tough game to explain it doesn’t take long to get a handle on the basics. The difficulty comes in the hours it takes to master, offering procedurally generated levels with varying objectives, as well as a robust upgrade tree that carries from run to run.<\/p>\n

Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth Complete Edition<\/h3>\n
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