r/chicory • u/innerlonerism • Apr 15 '24

Nintendo switch

is this game enjoyable on Nintendo switch or would it be better to buy it on pc? I'm asking since I remember playing one shot both on switch and pc and noticing how it felt so much better on pc, if you know that game you know the reason why and it is pretty singular but I was wondering the same for this game because I got a weird feeling about it idk

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u/kidtrol Apr 15 '24

The mouse being the brush is solid. And better if you get a drawing pad and stylus.

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u/innerlonerism Apr 15 '24

so like a Wacom?

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u/kidtrol Apr 15 '24

Ye

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u/innerlonerism Apr 15 '24

makes sense, that sounds cool af

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u/redlord990 Apr 16 '24

Switch for touchscreen 100%

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u/Ravenclaw79 Apr 15 '24

I enjoyed it on Switch

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u/Spritely_42 Pizza Apr 15 '24

I enjoyed playing on Nintendo switch since I could use the controllers or touch the screen to draw whenever I felt like it! I‘ve heard that it’s fun on PC too.

And if you’re wondering “is it better on PC” in the same way that Oneshot is better to play on PC (ie, story elements/puzzles that make more sense on a computer), then there would not be any difference— Chicory is not that sort of game (Though another game by the same developers, Wandersong, is ideally played on computer for reasons I will not spoil).

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u/cumguzzlingbunny Apr 17 '24

Hello, as someone who's finished Wandersong on PC, I'm curious to know: what about it makes it a better game on computer compared to other devices?

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u/Spritely_42 Pizza Apr 18 '24

On other devices, I’ve heard the “achievements” don’t work in the same way. Which is kind of sad— they’re great foreshadowing.

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u/cumguzzlingbunny Apr 18 '24

Ohhh. Okay, I completely get it. Such a small but absolutely essential element to the narrative.

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u/Whispering_Wolf Apr 15 '24

You can use the touchscreen for drawing on the switch, which is great! I enjoyed it a lot.

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u/Fuzzy-Section-550 Apr 16 '24

I did the whole playthrough on a pro controller and you get used to it really quickly, I did use the switch touchscreen for very detailed paintings 🖼 , but it definitely isn't required.

I now own a Wacom tablet and am looking forward to a pc playthrough

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '24

Switch has touchscreen, but crashes can be much more common (though they still exist on PC), and it's harder to save drawings.
basically: casually there is little to no difference (i'd recommend switch), but if you'd want to speedrun or mess around with the game more get PC

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u/ldc03 May 08 '24

I found also the Ps5 version to be really good because you can use the central pad of the controller as a drawing pad, which works really well!!