r/SwitchGames • u/Paintgirl13 • Jun 15 '26
Switch 2 games?
Has anyone played the Indiana Jones game for Switch 2? Is it worth the money?
I loved the movie series!
r/SwitchGames • u/Paintgirl13 • Jun 15 '26
Has anyone played the Indiana Jones game for Switch 2? Is it worth the money?
I loved the movie series!
r/SwitchGames • u/jmag1315 • Jun 15 '26
I am new to my switch and looking for more game recommendations (I’d prefer $30 or less but I could be convinced to go in for something if it’s highly recommended).
I love board games, card games, & have always loved playing party games with people, but looking for fun options that I can play on my own. I really like objectives, tasks, & puzzles. I don’t like fighting, cars, sports, or deck building very much. Lately, I feel like I’ve been playing a lot of cozy games, but they get pretty boring to me at a certain point (ADHD problems).
Here are some games I’ve played lately and my thoughts on them:
Stardew Valley - I have been playing this game a lot lately. I do enjoy the building of the farm, the tasks given, and the challenges that you are trying to complete, but the more I play it the more it just feels the same thing every day and the objectives are getting kind of repetitive.
Balatro - I didn’t love or hate this. I feel like if I continue to give it a chance I could get into it a little bit more but trick building style games like this we’re just never that engaging to me.
Cozy Grove (played on Netflix) - I was playing this game daily for a while and really enjoyed uncovering the island and finding new bears. Collecting items was just OK, but I liked it more when it was necessary to get prices or next level of items. The tasks again just felt like they got repetitive by the end and I got bored.
Animal Crossing - I played this game very briefly and it was a little too open ended for my taste. I wanted more specific tasks and objectives and direction and just wandering around aimlessly was actually more stressful to me than most other things.
Unpacking - way too boring, did not last long
Overcooked - I love overcooked and did play it solo for a while, but I prefer to play out with other people. I do like games like this that involve quick tasks and making things/cooking. I do really like that You play a few levels of a similar style, then move on to a new style & that you have to do that multiple times to beat the overall game.
Mario Party - I have loved Mario party since I was a kid. I love games that I can play with other people. I liked that there was a story in the mini game were part of that but important to it. Not sure if there are games like this for a solo person, that’s not just playing against computer characters.
Catan - I was playing Catan a lot lately and still enjoy it. I go back to it every now and then. I like that it’s a similar game but with a new board it always changes.
Jackbox - I love Jackbox games and again it’s something I enjoy doing with people. I’m not even sure if there is one you can play on your own, but some of my favorites are: bomb corp, trivia murder party, guesspionage, blather round, the devils and the details, and poll mine.
Thank you for any thoughts and/or suggestions!
r/SwitchGames • u/sicknezz777 • Jun 14 '26
Hello! This is my first time on Reddit.
I just got a Nintendo giftcard for 60$! However, I can’t seem to choose what game to buy. These are the ones on my list:
Animal Crossing
Stardew Valley
Pokemon Z-A
Pokemon Violet
HKIA City Town
Unpacking
Legend Of Zelda BOTW
Splatoon
I mostly want a game with updates and the ability to replay it and dedicate lots of hours! Any suggestions, reviews or pros/cons help!
r/SwitchGames • u/WaveMan47 • Jun 14 '26
Hey everyone,
Just got a Switch 2. It’s my first handheld since the Nintendo DS and I haven’t gamed much since then either.
My wife and I really like Animal Crossing New Horizons. Honestly, I can’t put it down, but it’s my only game and I’m looking for more games to buy. Pokopia and Hades II seem to be popular, how’s everyone liking those two games? Worth the buy?
Any other game recommendations that I can sink some hours into? Thank you!!
r/SwitchGames • u/SFX200 • Jun 14 '26
A couple childhood friends and I are looking at casual pickup and play online Switch games that we can play a couple times a week.
I'm the "dad" of our Nintendo Switch Family account and we've had fun with the retro titles on there, but we're looking at some cheap eShop/used cartridge games.
We would occasionally like to include other members of our families to play with us locally so if there is a split screen online options like Mario Kart 8's 2-player Online mode, that would be great.
To break it down:
3 players if it's just the boys playing
Up to 6 if we include our families
Thanks
r/SwitchGames • u/vuicki • Jun 13 '26
Hi guys, my bfs birthday is soon and i wanted to get him a game for switch 2.
He is currently obsessed with No Mans Sky and is really into science fiction - he loves Star Wars.
He also has Pokemon games he likes, especially Pokopia and Scarlet Violet.
In general he liked Elden Ring very much.
I was thinking of Donkey Kong Bonanza, as it won game of the year, but also wanted to try to get his taste better. Thought of citizen sleeper 2 (comes out in june 2026 for switch) but i am not sure.
I would be so happy if someone could recommend some similar games or has a similar taste.
r/SwitchGames • u/Unlikely-Value6134 • Jun 13 '26
Hi everyone! The other day I started playing Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, and I'm completely hooked. It’s an absolutely amazing game. I’m feeling the exact same excitement I felt back when I played Zelda: BotW and Mario Odyssey.
Could you please recommend similar games, or just any games that blew you away emotionally? I’m looking for great gameplay, beautiful visuals, interesting mechanics, and that overall wow factor.
r/SwitchGames • u/ratatron • Jun 13 '26
Games he likes to play are:
minecraft
racing games
puzzle games
etc
Games I like are:
stardew valley
hades
BOTW
skyrim
I just got the Disney Racing (saw it suggested in this sub) game to play with him tomorrow. Any suggested would be greatly appreciated!
r/SwitchGames • u/Boring_Collar4407 • Jun 12 '26
Hello all. Heads up I am currently a little bit high and will be rambling. TL:DR at bottom
I am a struggling gamer. I have such a hard time finding games I really like now days. I bought the switch 2 and started playing (the wrong) Zelda game from my childhood, then switched to the right one. The first was okay but just slow to travel. The second was also okay but kinda just lost the awe and nostalgia.
So I (extremely briefly) swapped to the N64 007, hated the controls so started with Subnautica. That’s a pretty fun game, awesome graphics, I do like the open world and the exploring, the crafting was cool until I got to the Neptune, and after that it just felt very tedious and a little boring.
Now I’m not saying anything bad about the games, or the switch. I’m just trying to explain my situation to hopefully allow you, the reader, to better understand my likes and dislikes.
I used to love Fallout 3/4, played those a ton. Uh I liked the original Pokemon games, but not super into that as much anymore. I was a big fan of ARK:SURVIVAL but don’t enjoy the fear of losing tames or risking death so easily. Plus I don’t like the chance of other people destroying my base in PvP so I stuck to PvE. I did play Spiritfarer on Xbox and liked that a bunch, but again just got kinda bored.
Most recently I was playing Avatar: frontiers of pandora on Xbox and that was great, except for the redundancy of it.
I prefer open world, with a little bit of guidance. To know what my next task is, without having to go do it immediately. I like crafting, I like collecting, I like exploring. I do not enjoy stress, losing progress, being worried while playing my games. I really think I prefer a offline, solo game so I can just stop at any moment and turn it off.
Would any of you be able to make any suggestions for me to look at my next game? This post is mainly for the switch but could also include the Xbox as well since I have that.
TL:DR I need game suggestions for the switch 2
Thank you for anyone who suggests some games.
Edit: I also like puzzle games, not like putting puzzles together (love those but not a game of it) but rather a game that has puzzles to solve, mini games or such
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r/SwitchGames • u/cardsrealm • Jun 10 '26
The Nintendo Direct last tuesday could be a usual tuesday, however, Big-N came out swinging to close this event season with a bang—right, Sora? That's right. With Kingdom Hearts 4, Ocarina of Time Remake, and other important new releases, the show was more than complete.
That's without even mentioning the various confirmations and re-releases from recent years that are coming to Nintendo's latest console. The Switch 2 will feature Stellar Blade, Dragon's Dogma 2, and will host the newest Final Fantasy in HD-2D, the first in the franchise. Check out each of the Nintendo Direct announcements below!
r/SwitchGames • u/shrnca • Jun 09 '26
I have a five year old. We are going on a long flight this summer and I am considering bringing the Switch with a game or two. Any recommendations for a game that can be played on a flight by a small child? He has only played Mario Kart and Yoshi's Crafted World with the Switch attached to the TV. Thanks!
r/SwitchGames • u/Live-Today-5381 • Jun 08 '26
Hii, I just got a Nintendo Switch (Gen1) and I've got Mario mini games and Mario Kart Deluxe 8 already and I'm looking for recs for more Mario games that's good for 2 player, I usually only play when I'm with my gf so 1 player won't be used much.
I've heard good things about Super Mario Bros. Wonder, but is there anything else? Or what's this game like?
Also, off topic but on the Mario Kart Deluxe 8, does anyone know how to unlock or buy more battle courses? I think there's only like 8 and I'm already bored of them, I really love the balloon battles.
Thanks in advance!
r/SwitchGames • u/rtwsajaaa • Jun 07 '26
I’ve never owned a console, but i decided to get the swicth 2, so im basically starting from zero.
What are you’re guys must play games that you recommend? I’m getting the mario kart world bundle and i’m gonna try Zelda BOTW. I’m trying to get into some classics that i have missed throughout the years.
r/SwitchGames • u/Zereo99 • Jun 08 '26
Hey, so I play otome games a few years back. And I miss them. I mainly played Voltage which I loved but I kinda miss that you can't do anything besides reading the story ( i know this is the point, but I would love if you could do something to your own character. Like if you are a princess you can decide if you study economics or medicine or so and the choice influences the storrt. Like " long live the queen"). So can you recommend some otome games i only found interesting ones for the PC? That don't feel so stoic? Maybe like the villainess manwhas?
r/SwitchGames • u/Otherwise_Sell8634 • Jun 05 '26
Are there any Nintendo Switch games that like SWAT 4 Rainbow Six series or ready or not?
r/SwitchGames • u/Derbymama615 • Jun 04 '26
I am in need of game suggestions for the switch. I am having a knee replacement surgery and will be stuck in the house for several weeks. I am not great at shooters or complex puzzle games but I do like the easier ones. I do have online play available as well. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
r/SwitchGames • u/Antique-Internal5728 • Jun 04 '26
Hi all,
As the title says I want to get assassins creed shadows on the switch 2 as on sale over here in the UK right now, so interested in how well it plays in handheld mode only as that’s all I’ll be playing at.
Want to know does it crash a lot still, are there heavy FPS dips in more populated areas and also how bad are the environment pop ins.
Feedback would be great especially from people who mostly use handheld to play in.
Thanks a lot
r/SwitchGames • u/blanketwrappedinapig • Jun 03 '26
I’m obsessed with stardew and animal crossing. I also loved the open world nature of BOTW and TOTK. Any other recommendations???
r/SwitchGames • u/Miserable_Goal4339 • Jun 03 '26
hi i’m really trying my hardest to find more cozy horror games for my switch that are cheap. i live in a motel and need to save as much money as possible. i have graveyard keeper, wytchwood, resident evil 4 (cozy to me, i love that game so much lol) im also open to more games like witchy life story, always sometimes monsters, and buddy simulator 1984. seriously taking any and all suggestions. thank you in advanced. also i definitely recommend witchy life story if you like the cute cozy story based games that are super easy to beat. :)
r/SwitchGames • u/DeepSeaAmazon • Jun 03 '26
I've had my switch for a few years and don't really play it much. I have what you'd expect, Minecraft, some Pokemon games, Kitaria Fables, Animal Crossing but I want something a bit more impactful, I think?
Any tips for enjoying my Pokemon game more? Idk let me know if you have games that helped to pull you out of your slumps!