10 Best Nintendo Switch Games for Adults UK | Bethesda Capcom and More

Bayonetta is one of the best videogames in modern time. Expertly crafted by Platinum Games, the gameplay is top-notch and runs buttery smooth at 60fps. Everything in this game screams over the top, and once you're playing you will find it hard to stop. Use your bewitching powers to destroy any angel or demon that gets in your way. 

The best part about this series is that the games have a multitude of difficulty options and high-quality accessibility options making it great for everyone, completely removing typical skill ceilings. The games can be extremely intense if you want them to be - it's just endless fun, really. These games are best played in order.

Remothered, the critically acclaimed game which originally released in 2018, has made its way to the Switch. Compared to other Switch titles this game is made for adults who love and appreciate horror. 

Playing as Rosemary Reed, you find yourself navigating a terrifying mansion with people trying to find you and kill you. Being able to manage your own fear, while dealing with Rosemary's provides a new level of immersion, fun and almost always ends in a few screams. A notable and worthy runner up. 

Skyrim is the type of open-world fantasy that makes you realise why video games exist. With superb voice acting, smooth gameplay - no matter how you play - this game has something in it for everyone. 

The best part about role-playing games are that they let you play how you want to. Do you want to destroy that villager? Do it. Bake a cake? Do it. Immersion and escapism become one in Skyrim and you'll find yourself falling in love with the landscape quicker than pressing play.

An expertly gorgeous and gory fighting game, the latest instalment of Mortal Kombat has transferred on to a handheld console seamlessly and the fighting mechanics work superbly. If you're looking to deliver skull-crushing blows and destructive fatalities, there's no other place for you to be. 

There are new features too, such as character customisation, which gives you unprecedented control over both the returning classic characters and the new ones. Play versus matches online, solo or spend some time in Story Mode. This game is full to the brim with content.

Looking to mindlessly destroy and blow up demons in an ultra-violent setting? You're in luck, if so. Doom really needs no introduction – the action-centric FPS game focuses on keeping players gripped with a fast-paced gaming experience more so than a story-driven narrative.  

The action is intense and you'll find yourself hitting a rhythmic flow reminiscent of older arcade games when playing this, though granted it looks much sleeker. We think it's fair to say that this is the greatest, most advanced and most addictive FPS game ever created on a handheld console. 

Embrace your inner creativity and build a perfect home on a perfect island that perfectly portrays your self-expression. Animal Crossing is a truly wholesome game – there's no real objective other than just enjoying yourself and going with the flow. 

This game is filled with many endearing moments thanks to a host of cute anthropomorphic characters. However, the cherry on top of all of this overloaded cuteness is the fact that you can share it all with family and friends, visiting each other's islands and sending each other gifts. 

While the Ocarina of Time is often quoted as being the best video game ever, that unfortunately places a heavy burden on the game's successors – one which has led to the producers often sticking to a rigid formula of nostalgia and familiarity. What a lovely surprise, then, Breath of the Wild is. 

The open-world game is vast and positively stunning, but most of all, innovative. While you can get better and stronger gear throughout the game, Link (the main character) does not get stronger, that's on you, so you'll need to get smart. A true return to form from a classic gaming franchise. 

From some of the creators of Fallout comes a new IP ready to take on the masses. The Outer Worlds is a story driven, first person open world RPG that is sure to leave your breath... taken.

With engaging characters to help and a looming quest to solve, time is of the essence. Make sure you pack heavy because the Outer Worlds packs a punch when push comes to shove. Highly recommended for those who love RPGs and want to try something newer in formula.

Incorporating elements of adventure, survival, puzzle-solving, action and horror, the Resident Evil franchise has spawned action films, animated films, comic books, novels, audio dramas, and more. This Switch title, however, is a fusion of two previously released games.

Both games have rich, self-aware, and terrifying plot structures that will have you chomping at the bit to get back on the bus and play again. The gameplay, when compared to other Resident Evil games, feels much lighter and more cartoonish, so bear that in mind if you want super realistic horror experience.

The Civilisation franchise first popped up in the early 90s, and has since gained a large cult-like following. A turn-based strategy game, the premise is to build your civilisation and take on other notable world leaders by exploring, expanding, and exploiting, eventually taking control of the whole world.

Usually played on PC, in recent years it was adapted for tablets and phones, then eventually the Nintendo Switch too, where it smartly utilises the system's functions. Our big disappointment was that this title doesn't feature any online multiplayer action, as this seems what it is ultimately destined for.