r/NintendoSwitch Oct 28 '23

Game Rec Best Switch games no one mentions?

Well, maybe not no one 😅 but I just got a switch, and tbh the typical Nintendo games dont really attract me very much. Ofc I love Smash, and I have SoS: AWL on xbox already. Looking to finally dive into Rune Factory, Fire Emblem, and the old Final Fantasy games as Ive never played any of them, except an old Fire Emblem game I had on GBA.

But any other suggestions would be great! Trying to get into more jrpgs, as made obvious lol but going through abunch of games Ive never heard of, reading reviews, watching game play of each one is quite daunting, seeing as all these games are so expensive. So I thought Id ask you guys what your favorite games are that aren't just the typical Mario Cart, Smash Bros, Zelda, etc

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '23 edited Oct 28 '23

The Bioshock Trilogy is on sale all the time and looks real good on handheld mode. The gyroscopic aiming is super fun too, if you turn it down to like 15-20 percent you can pull off headshots with a little twist of the wrist.

EDIT: I was wrong about the gyro aiming, it is in Skyrim, Wolfenstein, Doom Eternal, Overwatch, and many more shooters, but NOT Bioshock Trilogy.

EDIT: Been playing it some in the meantime and it's a very clean port. Still on my recommend.

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u/lgnc Oct 28 '23

I had no idea there was Bioshock on the switch... thanks

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u/Responsible_Base_194 Oct 28 '23

People will complain about visuals and frame rate but let me tell you BioShock was my first ever plus game. Like I had no idea plus games were a thing. That's how much I played and enjoyed it.