@gcunit That's a hard ask but maybe Kingdom Two Crowns? It's weak of the farming sim part but it's a resource management game where the King spends money to hire villagers to build things or grow crops with the goal of defending the kingdom.
I had already thought about Moonlighter, Dragon Quest Builders, and Sakuna. I've only actually played DQB of this three, despite being virtually Day 1 physical purchaser on Moonlighter and Sakuna. Not sure Moonlighter is 'cute' enough for my daughter, but I'll try to check it out more closely. Same goes for Kingdom Two Crowns.
I'd written off Sakuna in my ignorance due to its PEGI 16 rating, but I've looked it up and it's just because you can make saké or seems, so could still be a contender.
Affogato looks great. SWITCH PORT! SWITCH PORT!
I looked up Lemon Cake on Deku Deals, and then followed the 'what other players also liked' rabbit hole, which has also reminded me of lots of others with some appeal for her, I suspect, including Cat Café Manager, Ooblets, Potion Permit, Wytchwood, Mineko's Night Market.
But referring back to the original brief, possibly the closest match I've found is Bear & Breakfast. Got some mixed reviews, but I'm tempted to get the physical and see how it lands.
You guys had me at blood and semen.
What better way to celebrate than firing something out of the pipe?
This was in yesterday's Indie Direct. Good looking game, not super polished, but the game still has charm and the jump & glide mechanics are maybe the the most interesting. The farther you go, the more they add to the jump & glide aspect. The demo was entertaining enough to complete the demo.
@WoomyNNYes You did well to finish it. I've found it a frustrating experience. Jerky camera, invisible barriers. It's not far off from being an enjoyable experience, but the camera needs sorting.
I got myself to a point that seemed to be where I should be getting to, but then my next destination wasn't clear and every direction I tried to glide in just wrestled control away from me and put me back where I was. Maybe it's just restricted due to being a demo, but a game that looks like a glidey exploration game, but has invisible barriers, is too much of a tease for me.
And I'm not sure the wild animals add much to the experience. They are poorly rendered.
But I'll keep an eye out for the finished product still.
You guys had me at blood and semen.
What better way to celebrate than firing something out of the pipe?
@WoomyNNYes You did well to finish it. I've found it a frustrating experience. Jerky camera, invisible barriers. It's not far off from being an enjoyable experience, but the camera needs sorting.
I got myself to a point that seemed to be where I should be getting to, but then my next destination wasn't clear and every direction I tried to glide in just wrestled control away from me.
Huh. The demo took me about 15-20 minutes by just always walking towards the next pillar of light whenever I wasn't sure where to go. Honestly it felt like I should have been getting lost so I was impressed I kept ending up right where I should be. I admit I was curious if the random invisible barriers are part of the game or just there in the demo. Even though it was a bit janky, I enjoyed the demo and wishlisted the game.
I agree the animals are a bit pointless, though it is funny you can stand on a turtle and then have it walk around, carrying you.
@gcunit what the heck 😆 How did you get the turtle to do that. I admit, I thought some of the jank in the game was a bit charming. I always love games where you can jank-climb up on places you are clearly not actually supposed to be on.
Hey, I would have put this in the Sea of Stars thread, but there wasn't one...
Does the game have a hard mode accessible from the start? I've heard it's rather too easy for some people. I mean a proper "Hard" difficulty setting, not a self-imposed challenge.
@sunny63 I think you're ok to make a thread for your sea of stars question. And regarding the thread dying after you ask about sea of stars, you can still get silence even if you post about a popular game. I've posted in Breath of the Wild thread recently and gotten crickets. It happens.😁
On top of that, the NL forum traffic appears to have slowed a good deal with the arrival of spring in the northern hemisphere. I think most people on this site are in the US/UK/EU. And.. on top of that, I think things have also slowed some because it's the end of the Switch cycle. When a new console launches with new games, this place will get quite busy again.
@WoomyNNYes Alr thanks. I've got some other games from the library now, and the demo fell flat for me, so I'm not really interested in SoS now anyways.
Just saw the article on No Man's Sky's new update. Sounds like a good way to ease oneself in, but I'm mainly looking for something to play alongside Outer Wilds when I get stuck on the puzzles, and more first-person space exploration doesn't sound like what I want. How different is this from OW? What's the goal exactly; fighting guys, getting rich or just finding cool stuff? My other pick would be Another Crab's Treasure because of the brilliant marketing; I know NL gave it a 5/10 but framerate doesn't bother me and I've heard the dev improved it anyways.
Hello folks! I just wanted to pop in here to get some suggestions/recommendations regarding a very specific kind of game that I'm interested in grabbing in the (hopefully) near future. This one's going to require a fair bit of exposition beforehand so bare with me XD
You see, there's a government scheme currently going on in Ireland where you're able to recycle designated plastic bottles/metallic drinking cans in order to earn back a fair bit of cash and, for the past couple weeks, I've been building up my collection like there's no tomorrow. I've currently made about €10.50 (each bottle/can is worth about €0.15/0.25 each) and I'm heavily considering using the money earned from doing this over the next couple months to pick up a new game.
However, given that the whole reason I'll be able to get this game in the first place is thanks to recycling and doing my part to take care of my local area's ecosystem, I figured that I'd want to grab a game that's evocative of that very concept. So I wanted to ask you guys: what are some Switch games that have a nature/protecting the planet type of premise/vibe to them? I'd personally prefer games that are available physically but if you have a particularly fitting game that's digital-only, hit me with it anyways! Currently got both Pikmin 3/4 (already nabbed 1+2 for my birthday last year) and/or Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition in mind but I'd love to hear some of your own personal suggestions!
However, given that the whole reason I'll be able to get this game in the first place is thanks to recycling and doing my part to take care of my local area's ecosystem, I figured that I'd want to grab a game that's evocative of that very concept. So I wanted to ask you guys: what are some Switch games that have a nature/protecting the planet type of premise/vibe to them?
@Fizza You've got the Power Washer-clone, Fresh Start.
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