10.Stardew Valley If you’ve heard ofStardew Valley, chances are good that you already own it. That said, do you own it on the Nintendo Switch? Because playing this game on the go, or just kicking back on the couch, may be the best way to enjoy it. Technically, you can finish this game in under 50 hours, but who would ever want to rush through a game likeStardew Valley? Related:The Best Nintendo Switch Hidden Gems...
10.Abyss Artist: Xavier Collette If you notice any similarities in style betweenAbyssandMysterium, it may be because Xavier Collette worked on both of them! And so it’s no wonder that both games appear on this list, because the artwork is absolutely fantastic. This mythological card game will have you feeling like you’ve been sucked right into a world as lived-in as a fantasy MMORPG. 9.Tokaido Artist: Xavier Gueniffey Durin Tokaidois a perfect example of a minimalist art style with its own unique personality, so much so that it stands out and begs to be looked at....
10.Watch Dogs: Legion Despite being one of the few launch games for the Xbox Series X|S,Watch Dogs: Legiondidn’t garner much critical acclaim. But that doesn’t mean it isn’t a worthwhile open-world game, especially since developer Ubisoft is in the habit of keeping its games well-supported after launch. Watch Dogs: Legionsupports ray tracing, meaning the hallmark of video game graphics—wet pavement—looks as spectacular as you’d expect. 9.Control Controlwas one of the first games to really show off ray tracing when it hit PCs back in 2019....
10. Ninja Gaiden Black Ninja Gaiden Blackturns up the difficulty on the originalNinja Gaidengames. Take control of Ryu Hayabusa, a supple ninja on a mission to find a stolen sword and take revenge. You’ll definitely have fun performing wall jumps and swinging around each level, but you might find some parts challenging, especially if you play on Master Ninja difficulty. In order to get through this game, you’ll need to memorize essential combos and get your timing down pat....
10. All of Us Are Dead The Korean series that was adapted from a webtoon calledAll of Us Are Deadhas become the talk of the internet in past years. Of course, it’d be a waste to not hop aboard the hype train! Though it’s a bit of a spoiler, there are memes that feature characters in the promotional image instead of the Korean actors. As a result, those who haven’t yet seen certain episodes will know who dies....
