Top Nintendo Switch Games of 2011

Welcome to VideoGamer.com's top Nintendo Switch games of 2011, a list of the best videogames, created from editorial reviews on the site. It's the perfect tool to find that great game you haven't played yet, or even to find a gem for a friend or loved one as a gift.

Please take into account this list is in descending order! VideoGamer.com is always open to hearing about your opinion. Would your list be different? If so let us know by contacting us or tweeting us @VideoGamerCom.







  • 5.

    de Blob 2: The Underground Review
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    de Blob 2: The Underground

    It's children that will inevitably get the most from the experience, but like a Pixar film or any good cartoon, Blue Tongue Entertainment has created a game that appeals on two levels. Thinking about it, I probably should have told somebody I was colour-blind... more

    Reviewed on:   Platforms: Nintendo Switch

  • 4.

    Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP Review
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    Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP

    Even if you find yourself irked by the tone, it is impossible to ignore the passion and creativity that went into creating Sworcery. Sword & Sworcery EP sees itself as a 21st century exploration of vintage... more

    Reviewed on:   Platforms: Nintendo Switch

  • 3.

    Saints Row: The Third Review
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    Saints Row: The Third

    Ceaselessly crass and juvenile it may be, but then Saints Row: The Third has no higher purpose than to entertain you in the most ridiculous way possible. Three games in, and Saints Row is now much more than a Grand Theft Auto... more

    Reviewed on:   Platforms: Nintendo Switch

  • 2.

    Bastion Review
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    Bastion

    Bastion is the perfect game to kick off Microsoft's Summer of Arcade, capturing that certain something that Limbo and Braid had in previous years. "A proper story's supposed to start at the beginning. It ain't so simple... more

    Reviewed on:   Platforms: Nintendo Switch

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    L.A. Noire Review
    10

    L.A. Noire

    We've had games that let us play cop before, of course, but it's hard to remember anything that's ever come this close to making us feel like we're actually doing the job. The following review is spoiler-free. It always starts like this: a wooden... more

    Reviewed on:   Platforms: Nintendo Switch