When you mention the Nintendo Switch to most people, they’ll mention to you Super Smash Bros, Animal Crossing, or some Mario games. I got the Switch for none of those games. After saving up and inevitably splurging, I bought the console.
I had been thinking about it for several years, and debating over purchasing it. I made the leap and bought a couple of games. Going through the Switch library of games, I quickly discovered that the games I’m used to playing and enjoying weren’t really available.
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The games I tend to enjoy are indie, horror, RPG games, and the Switch seems to be carrying a lot of big-name games that focus on action or game-play. While I don’t really enjoy dialogue-oriented games, I’m also not a huge game-play person. I don’t enjoy fighting bosses or having one-on-one fights to advance to the next level.
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Naruto Ninja Storm is a huge game on the Switch, but its gameplay is an example of what I don’t necessarily enjoy.
I do enjoy games like Stardew Valley, but I’m not willing to buy another copy of it when I already have it on my computer. So I’ve been hunting for more games, and managed to find things like Evoland, Deltarune, and a few small horrors. I haven’t played them yet, but when I do I will probably review them as another part to this article.
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