Hey SwitchUp Family - What is YOUR Addictive game - let us know, we will be giving a couple of the games mentioned on this list! If you enjoy an ADDICTIVE game be sure to let us know your choices below. Here are the other videos in this series: Addictive Games 2021 th-cam.com/video/vL2Q3xOmtFM/w-d-xo.html Most Addictive Switch Games th-cam.com/video/py_6318-c_4/w-d-xo.html Addictive Switch Games Volume 3 th-cam.com/video/ZdfDHRhiuuA/w-d-xo.html Addictive Roguelikes on Switch th-cam.com/video/ZdfDHRhiuuA/w-d-xo.html Most Addictive Switch Games Volume 1 th-cam.com/video/s3cH42C7qSQ/w-d-xo.html Addictive Games We’re hooked on th-cam.com/video/hM91xWsbCj8/w-d-xo.html Addictive Games 2021 th-cam.com/video/vL2Q3xOmtFM/w-d-xo.html Most Addictive Switch Games th-cam.com/video/py_6318-c_4/w-d-xo.html Addictive Switch Games Volume 3 th-cam.com/video/ZdfDHRhiuuA/w-d-xo.html Addictive Roguelikes on Switch th-cam.com/video/ZdfDHRhiuuA/w-d-xo.html Most Addictive Switch Games Volume 1 th-cam.com/video/s3cH42C7qSQ/w-d-xo.html Addictive Games We’re hooked on th-cam.com/video/hM91xWsbCj8/w-d-xo.html
@SwitchUp you NEED to play Risk of Rain 2! I love the original but 2 is better in almost every way! It maintains the frantic pace, dozens of enemies, myriad of attacks and perks and secrets but also improves with stores\bonus levels, having separate money pools in mp, up to 4 players and you can go anywhere on the map since it's onine multiplayer. It's just phenomenal I'll send you a copy for pc if you pm me. It's one of the games I've given away most in my FB community I run
I saw a streamer playing Winkeltje the day it released on Steam. It looked fun and wasn't very expensive so I bought it. I got so badly hooked on it that I could barely manage my job. I sat down with it when I got home from work and what felt like five minutes later it was 5 am and I had to go to work in a cpl of hours. I see it is out on switch now. It is basically running a shop and making enough money to pay your mortgage and saving up to expand the store and the stock. There's no fancy graphics or complicated, hard to understand gameplay, just plan what you need to have in stock the next day depending on seasons and events and the current price levels. The number of items you can have in stock is limited so there is an element of tactics when choosing what to have in stock. But it is simple and the days are short so you say to yourself, just one more day then I'll stop.
My current addiction is Kitaria Fables. Sold my DS got a switch and chose it over animal crossing. Where as with AC it was just debt the game where you embody a newly elected mayor do hat a mayor should do a spending the entire town improvement budget on making his house bigger with KF i find myself actually having fun doing "one more thing" always results in a good reward spells, sword up grade, bow upgrade and the farming is as little or as large as you want top that off with a little action/adventure it just feels more like a game if that makes sense. And as a furry I get as much soft fluffy boy and girl NPCS as I want.
I absolutely LOVE the Mudrunner game (haven't made it around to getting Snowrunner yet). It's difficult to explain how just driving around, hauling stuff, getting stuck and trying to get unstuck can be so addictive but it just is. Darkest Dungeon is my other truly addictive game because there are just so many ways to keep playing with the dungeons and so many classes of characters to take with you.
My own recent addiction is Spiritfarer. It manages to get you wanting to do just one more... one more island, one more pass through the garden, one more batch of making planks. Stayed up way too late last night playing.
Loving this channel! Best Switch channel by far! Really appreciate the 10 sec countdown to next title,.idk why exactly,but love that feature. Cheers from the States! :)
Borderlands 2 is the most addictive game I’ve ever played. There is literally a thousand + hours of gameplay when you want to beat the game in all 3 Valut Hunter modes with each character. Each character is totally different from each other and has a completely different skill tree which is insanely addictive for a first person shooter game lol. After i beat the game on UVHM with Commander , I started a new game with Gunzerker and it is a lot easier this time around right from the get go because of the bonus points you have from achieving things in the game, for example i started teh game with a +13% critical hit damage and a +12% gun accuracy. You can disable all them if you want but i find that defeats the whole point of earning them to use as your advantage in the first place. Super Mario Odessey is pretty addictive to, trying to collect all 1000 power moons through all the amazing open world 3D levels is probably the best game experience on the switch so far.
Easily one of your funniest videos 😂 love your tandem and chemistry. Oh and by the way, really addicted to Immortal Fenyx Rising right now. Decided to bought it when I watched your patched review. Keep doing good reviews!
Cracking video lads! Enjoyed that one a lot. Diablo 3 and Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 have had a FRIGHTENING amount of hours poured into them. The grind is real.
On the verge of going from a launch switch to an OLED. So bored of my PS5 so am starting to chew through my huge switch backlog. Some great games in my list, skyward sword, octopath, fire emblem. Should I upgrade to the OLED or not?😭 Regardless of that thanks for another juicy video lads
@@SwitchUpYt i might have too. I have a bad trait of always wanting the best version of tech, that i already own, available😫. Now to decide if i should crack on with Three houses or complete skyward sword/octopath first👍🏽👍🏽
I knew an upgraded switch is coming sooner rather than later but the OLED screen is so much of an improvement that it’s worth getting even if an upgraded switch might only be a year or do away. I’m sure you wi t regret it. My switch OLED gets far more use than my PS5 and Series X.
Fans of turn-based, tactical strategy absolutely MUST check out Into the Breach. Is a roguelike, ultra-complex game of chess with giant Kaiju monsters, robots and weapon upgrades. One of the first Switch games I bought and one I still return to regularly!
@@user-rw4xi8sm8h they make other types of RPG’s but they are still repping the original turn based games. I’m glad cuz XB and PS don’t seem to want to.
A game I find addictive and absolutely love is Astroneer. Mining materials to build up your base, tooling around in your tractor, Speccing out your shuttle the best you can to go to another planet to build another base. There's loads of things to research and there's a real progression from when you start and have to run tethers everywhere to when you have a portable oxygenator and can run around freely terraforming everything in sight. And I haven't even played multiplayer yet!
I decided to pick up Diablo 3 on sale and did not expect to be stealing time to play it during the week! That hasn't happened in some time and it feels so good and satisfying.
You’ve mentioned it in other videos so I was expecting you to mention Akane. I bought that after a SwitchUp recommendation. I’m paraphrasing “it’s a great game to play when you’re trying to decide what to play next.”
Random, but Mud Runner & Snow Runner are totally addictive and have great graphics. I play Mud Runner all the time... it’s a super realistic and accurate truck driving game where you deliver loads from place to place while traversing over all kinds of terrain. 100% recommended, no doubt. Also, if you have a steering wheel controller to your addition, I think I the game would really shine while using something like that. I don’t have one, but I’ve debated buying one just for this game. 🤣👍
Great to have you guys together again for a vid. Bro… 100+ hours into Triangle Strategy. As “slow” as that game was, it was weirdly addictive. Leveling up weapons and characters and trying out new characters/strategies, the golden route, etc. Currently hating Dark Souls (but addictively playing it).
Risk of Rain gets pretty insane at the end when the game is just throwing absolutely everything at you and you’re so powered up that the game’s frame rate is actually taking a hit. A satisfying win for sure.
Most underrated, not talked about game on the Switch, is Cat Quest. $5 (might've been half price at the time) and good for more hours of fun, than any other game for under $50.
For some reason I’m addicted to sports sims. Madden. NHL. MLB The Show. I barely even play the actual sport. I just like being a GM and assembling the best team. So happy MLB the show is on switch. I’m just sinking hour after hour into it.
a couple of my most addictive games are Dragon Quest Builders 2, Diablo 2 & 3 and Atellier Ryza 2. When I get into these, there is no getting out for a very very long time!
Totally agree about it being harder to dedicate time to longer games because of families and other responsibilities (even tho I do enjoy them) I've learned to appreciate games that I can pick up for about about 5-10 minutes and really hold my attention. My most addictive games are Akane, The Bug Butcher, Death Ray Manta, Tesla VS Lovecraft, and #1 is Hades 🖤
Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate and Rise definitely the most addicting games on Switch for me. Can't wait for Sunbreak and hope there is a lot more challenge. The monsters are of course the best part and I have my favorites I love hunting. The person who doesn't want to kill them silly. Lmao
Been playing games since the 80's , the last game that really kept me up days without sleep for a long time was guild wars around 2005/2006... Since then I've wasted some long hours on games like prison architect, satisfactory....the one I keep coming back to year after year the most is probably civilization
Currently addicted to Source of Madness... repetitive but fun, slowly unlocking upgrades and such, very satisfying, I think I might actually beat it some day
Yes! Me too. Bought it on PS4 and Switch. Love it, playing every night for a few hrs. Come join the Discord! Devs are very active and it's a good little group over there.
For me an addictive game is when I turn it off at night I still think about my next strategic moves for the rest of the night until I turn it back on the next day again, basically. Civ 6 has been this game for me the last couple of years. Just one more turn....
Oh I can agree with you on that one mate - Skyrim is just one of those games I get TOTALLY addicted to and then play again and again across multiple platforms. When they eventually release the mobile version I will probably buy it again again again again again lol - Mark
@@SwitchUpYt Glen if you haven't already, find the 'command artifact' in the game. You can look up where to find it. It makes all items selectable as you open up the treasure boxes throughout the levels. Then you can create your own builds without having random items. Completely changes the game and makes it so fun to experiment with different builds!
Snowrunner is one of my all time favorites, but I love shorter arcadey games I can play as I’m usually busy. Monster Hunter I’ve been playing for years. That series is always a good time and it takes me forever to play through them.
They came from the Sky looks very addictive... think I'll give this one a punt tonight. For some reason reminds me of one of my favourites,Timepilot. Loved it in the arcades yonks ago and I still go back every few nights to see if I can beat my high score.
Mark, you should try Battle Brothers. Im sure its right up your alley. And so addictive. Ive been playing for one month non-stop. In fact im gonna play right now. See-ya!
After watching this I decided to go back to Risk of Rain. I'd gone straight for Risk of Rain 2 when I picked up the cart, opposite to Glen. Last night I clocked up a few 30 and 40 minute runs, unlocked a bunch of items and new characters. Glen was right of course, it's great! And going back to Risk of Rain 2 it clicked a bit more as I recognised 3D versions of all the enemies, items etc. Thanks for the tip guys!
Death's Gambit right now is very addictive to me! Trying out new classes and such, replaying, finding out all the secrets, now the new DLC is something else. Can't wait for the all patched up episode about it!!
Regarding the Arceus dispute, hear me out: In game, you're given a phone--the pokedex. It is called the Arc Phone. Do you mean to tell me... that we're all running around with arse phones... whilst catching pokemon.... /rated m for mature/
The games that I always tend to go back and mindlessly play that I find addictive are pretty much most of the PlatinumGames titles whether it’s the Bayonetta’s, Wonderful101 remaster, astral chain. I’d also put in Enter the gungeon as another addictive game to go back to from time to time, like most Rogue-like games. I also tend to pick up and play Shoot em’ up games, like Shikhondo Soul eater & Astebreed to name a few that I actively go back to for score chasing, even though I suck at the overall arcade Shump genre.
@@SaberKingofKnights1 yeah rising is pretty much one of those cult classics that everyone can make the conclusion that it’s PG’s best most admired action game. Personally Astral chain is that for me. It’s a mash of several mechanics from PG’s previous titles while still having its own identity & outdoes all expectations I had going for it.
Risk of Rain hits hard for me because it's one of my favorte games ever and also the very first game I saw reviewd by TotalBiscuit in a "WTF is..." Video.
Soft c, hard c, puts the arce in arceus... Hahaha, thanks for leaving those parts in guys 😆 My latest addiction: fire emblem three houses! Still on the wish list: Pokemon Arceus (with the soft c 😜)
An addictive game I keep going back to, and then cannot stop playing, is Forager. I'm not even sure how to describe it. You gather resources, craft items and kill monsters. There are unlockable land tiles and some contain puzzles. There's a huge skill tree to unlock. You complete small tasks so rapidly that it makes you want to keep going. It's a lot of fun and can be played in short bursts which makes it perfect for switch.
Great... now I want to buy more games again. Funny that you guys reviewed the triangle strategies game and than at 23:45 when Glen pitches in you see a page that said "the history of glenbook". If intentional, briljant! It would be my pick or snowrunner and I would love to win either. Cheers guys!
I'm utterly addicted to dying light right now. honestly it sets a new standard for AAA switch ports now. it's like dead island but everything is 10x better (and I loved dead island).
An addictive game for me is one that actively occupies my thoughts and drags me back to it. Monster Hunter Rise and Stories 2 definitely occupy that list. Constantly crafting new gear or hunting for monsties with rare genes. Also farming games, constantly planning your farm is fun and immersion inducing. Currently waiting for Rune Factory 5 to go on sale. Crafting and farming + house customisation sounds so addictive!
Damn I wish I could love MHS 2 like you do. The repetitive story pattern bored me to hell, the environments, although colourful, were completely devoid of unique or interesting landmarks, it’s basically Pokemon Arceus’s issue… tree, rock, repeat. No reason to explore, besides the randomly generated caves. And of course the performance. Plain sucks. The WORST though. The camera!! What the heck were they smoking! They mapped the camera control to digital input.. meaning you can’t actually control the acceleration or speed, it will rotate at the same speed now matter how far you push the sticks. It’s downright criminally incompetent lol. There’s just too many of these nagging issues, to the point, it totally killed my will to continue.
@@flyingplantwhale545 I definitely do see your points. The story wasn't the most engrossing. But I was interested enough to see it to the end. The colourful map helped me ignore how bland it was. Especially the dens. I found reason to explore because I loved collecting the monsters. Hoping to find new genes to make more fun and powerful monsters. That and i loved crafting. The performance was a big issue for me. It made me decide to get it on pc to avoid it. It still kept the bad pop in though. Although part of me regrets that because it is hard for me to play multiplayer on pc. Just not alot going on there. I eventually just got used to the camera control. Nothing to do there. My personal biggest gripe is that they removed the ability to change a monsters element. It would change their colour and kinship attack. Added a nice layer of personalization. However despite that and the nagging issues I really enjoyed the game. Going through my second playthrough of it in fact. The combat is great and I loved the art style. I just thought that what it did well I really enjoyed, it made the negatives more tolerable. And that's why I can say that despite that I definitely still love it. But I can understand where you are coming from. Everyone has different views and if I found the issues tolerable. Another person might not. Still thank you for giving it a try. Keep gaming my friend!
@@ChadOfStats Yeah I honestly wished I would like the game more than I did. Like you, I can absolutely see others loving it. It could also be that I’ve become less patient and tolerant of certain issues and tropes. Also gave up on Bravely Default 2 in a similar way.. the moment the story formula of hopping between towns and dealing with one-dimensional characters, it was over for me. That said, there’s more than plenty of RPGs on Switch I’ve had an absolute blast with. Dragon Quest 11, though quite traditional in its gameplay had the loveliest characters, an amazingly detailed and crafted world, and an overall great technical presentation. Pretty much all Xenoblade games too, and Shin Megami Tensei V. They all either execute the main elements beautifully or defy expectations altogether with storytelling.
Not sure whether you mentioned it but Enter the gungeon is the epitome of the addictive game. 200+ hours in it and I'm still far from 100%. A challenging learning curve with the randomness of a lucky run makes it the perfect roguelite. Packed with secrets, crazy weapons, hidden levels, side quests, bosses, creepy moments and obscure game mechanics it is deeper that it looks.
Great picks guys! I might actually get Snowrunner at some point, it sounds pretty cool! Probably an unusual choice, but when looking for a puzzle game I was recommended the Picross Series, and damn, I really lose track of time whenever I play it! And I always want to go on and solve the next one, even when my brain is already fried 😅 Of course any farming game (just one more day!), Hades (just one more run!), Ys Origin (just one more level!) or BOTW (just until I find the next Korok, I think there's one over there) are also on my too list of addictive games :D
@@Anni_ka Erm, I don't feel like it's hugely more difficult. You can rotate the puzzle using the stylus and the same principles apply you just have a third row to think about. Also, they start off nice and easy so you have plenty of time to get used to the 3D.
Picross is amazing. Also, since I saw 3D picross mentioned, there is a game called "Voxelgram" on Switch that's similar. It's not perfect or as well-executed as 3D picross (fair warning, it does crash once in awhile), but for lack of other similar games on Switch it scratches the same itch if you really enjoy the 3D aspect. I've completed both games multiple times, and play regular picross as my daily "chill out" game. Love that stuff.
I'm addicted to The Witcher, both Bayonetta games, RDR2, not a switch game but it is what it is. Also pretty much all the Zelda games I have, and most metroidvania games, especially the Shante series. I'm just lucky to have a job that I can play my switch about 80 percent of my shift.
My most addictive game is Enter The Gungeon! It's way too easy to say to myself "just one more run, I'm gonna make it this time"... Which then lasts 40 minutes or so, and is promptly followed by another run 😂 Edit: I'm not very good at the game and have only reached the fifth floor once, but that hasn't stopped me from trying again and again...
Terrific list. Really cool to see Roguebook included, as that's a recent addiction of mine. Also great to see several lesser known games on the list. I'm a bit mad at you though... this video has re-ignited my Vostok addiction. Just when I thought I'd escaped... sigh. Seriously, though, keep up the great work. Love this channel.
Love you saying you dont care about the story in farm games - so true. Also appreciate you mentioning redartgames. Its new to me and exactly the sort of thing im looking for.
Hades, Monster Hunter Rise and Samurai Warriors 5 are some of the most addictive games I've ever played. I always have one of then queued up to play on my lunch break at work. Doing a dungeon run, or a hunt or playing the base defense mode in SW5 are great ways to blow off steam when the day is rough too.
Othercide Slay the spire Loophero Dungeon of the endless Into the breach Dicey dungeons Hades Civ VI Triangle strategy (if you can stand the many story sections)
I’ve been playing a lot of Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 on my switch and I always found Action RPGs (Neir Automata, The Witcher 3, Marvel’s Spider Man, LOZ BOTW, God of War 4, DBZ Kakarot, Batman Arkham series) to be really addictive because my first action game was Devil May Cry 1 on PS2, so when I didn’t do well in a mission then play the mission again to get a better rank and experiment with chaining different combo strings and learn my opponent’s moves to see where I went wrong. I finally got into RPGs with SMT V and the Dragon Quest Builders 2 jumbo demo which are now my favorite (I’m also keeping a eye on trials of mana and FF XII the zodiac age in another square enix sale like the one that was a week ago on the Eshop. Terraria, however, was the only survival like game, unlike minecraft, that had playing for HOURS on a old samsung phone that I owned when I was still in elementary school.(the screen was about half the size of the iphone 13 max) I almost beat the final boss in that game, the wall of flesh thing Anyway, that was bit of a long comment, but I honestly do have a long history with arpgs and especially action games like DMC and GOW. Great video too and it helped me reflect on my favorite genre of games
I'm so excited to get roguebook. I love deck builders and it just seems right up my alley. My backlog is just to big to justify purchasing it at full price at the moment. Will need to buckle down and get some games completed to be able to buy it! What a happy thought!
Binding of isaac sure is a very addictive game indeed I been playing for hours on my own series s I remember the other night I started playing the game around 8:30 and didn't stop playing until 10:01 that's how it was addicting for me I can lose hours playing what a good time killer
For me it’s the no more heroes series. I got the second one physical that’s a limited run games edition and decided to jump into the series. I’m loving it so far. It’s so off the wall it draws you in. Love the channel. Keep it up fellas.
Even starting as a non-fan, MH Rise hooked me. I started pretty cold, as the myriad of things to do and parts to craft was giving me anxiety, but I followed your advice and just went on with playing. Now I love it! And let me tell you what a pleasure watching a video with you both is. Your interaction is flawless!
I am so addicted to Triangle Strategy. I say it’s like playing a turn based strategy combat game set in a game of thrones story. It’s like mass effect + game of thrones + fire emblem
I bought an Hori Arcade Stick just for Eternum Ex and it has a Snow Bro's feel to me - just with castles and wizards. Bought it on sale on a flyer and have put stupid amounts of time into it.
Great job guys. You create a pleasant experience to listen too. Takes this as a complement: I feel it is as relaxed and the commentators of golf matches.
Monster Hunter Rise, Streets of Rage 4 (Survival mode) and Dead Cells. All of those are "I've got 5 minutes to kill.... oh would you look at that, its been 3 hours" games for me.
In addition to Monster Hunter I also enjoy the SMT games and have replayed them multiple times so would say they're addicting cause normally I don't do that. Also Ys Origin one of few games I've ever enjoyed grinding over and over lol
My most addicting games on switch were MH Rise and Animal Crossing New Horizons. Just using different weapons and trying different builds and playing with friends was a really addicting experience. When I want a less action, relaxing experience, ACNH covers that. I played both games since launch, and still play them from time to time. Their icons were always at my Switch's home screen.
definitely dragon dogma. for the best, most complex combat system and great character development so many factors come into play. npc companions learn player behavior, improve, can be borrowed from other players, and then come back with gifts and trophies and new knowledge. Class change at any time. A game that went down with the release of Skyrim, but remains one of the best fantasy RPGs to this day. the sequel, Arisen, finally brought a few more Fast Travel Crystals into play.
Civ 6 is a “great” time sink. Once you get the hang of the base game, the DLCs breathe such complexity and longevity that the moniker “just one more turn” is nothing short of the truth. As such, I said “great” cuz I spent my 1000+ hr addiction during peak pandemic so careful if there’s actual responsibilities in your life during the time you pick up Civ 6 lol
Arceus was something I couldn't put down until I maxed the dex points. Not sure why that killed it for me... or why there was a max at all. Now I'm back to the void of searching for some other satisfying gameplay loop... #sendhelp
For me, I've been playing Samurai Shodown (2019) the most on my switch which I have spent like 230+ hrs on that (which makes it my most played game). Playing fighting games on a switch isn't really your typical console to play with, but for me, I somehow enjoyed playing fighting games on the switch cuz I just simply enjoy the idea of playing any games on a handheld console.
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Hey SwitchUp Family - What is YOUR Addictive game - let us know, we will be giving a couple of the games mentioned on this list! If you enjoy an ADDICTIVE game be sure to let us know your choices below. Here are the other videos in this series:
Addictive Games 2021 th-cam.com/video/vL2Q3xOmtFM/w-d-xo.html
Most Addictive Switch Games th-cam.com/video/py_6318-c_4/w-d-xo.html
Addictive Switch Games Volume 3 th-cam.com/video/ZdfDHRhiuuA/w-d-xo.html
Addictive Roguelikes on Switch th-cam.com/video/ZdfDHRhiuuA/w-d-xo.html
Most Addictive Switch Games Volume 1 th-cam.com/video/s3cH42C7qSQ/w-d-xo.html
Addictive Games We’re hooked on th-cam.com/video/hM91xWsbCj8/w-d-xo.html
Addictive Games 2021 th-cam.com/video/vL2Q3xOmtFM/w-d-xo.html
Most Addictive Switch Games th-cam.com/video/py_6318-c_4/w-d-xo.html
Addictive Switch Games Volume 3 th-cam.com/video/ZdfDHRhiuuA/w-d-xo.html
Addictive Roguelikes on Switch th-cam.com/video/ZdfDHRhiuuA/w-d-xo.html
Most Addictive Switch Games Volume 1 th-cam.com/video/s3cH42C7qSQ/w-d-xo.html
Addictive Games We’re hooked on th-cam.com/video/hM91xWsbCj8/w-d-xo.html
@SwitchUp you NEED to play Risk of Rain 2! I love the original but 2 is better in almost every way! It maintains the frantic pace, dozens of enemies, myriad of attacks and perks and secrets but also improves with stores\bonus levels, having separate money pools in mp, up to 4 players and you can go anywhere on the map since it's onine multiplayer. It's just phenomenal
I'll send you a copy for pc if you pm me. It's one of the games I've given away most in my FB community I run
For me it's Pokemon. Its so addictive catching em all ;) Then shiny hunting and mystery trades. Ftw
I saw a streamer playing Winkeltje the day it released on Steam. It looked fun and wasn't very expensive so I bought it. I got so badly hooked on it that I could barely manage my job. I sat down with it when I got home from work and what felt like five minutes later it was 5 am and I had to go to work in a cpl of hours. I see it is out on switch now. It is basically running a shop and making enough money to pay your mortgage and saving up to expand the store and the stock. There's no fancy graphics or complicated, hard to understand gameplay, just plan what you need to have in stock the next day depending on seasons and events and the current price levels. The number of items you can have in stock is limited so there is an element of tactics when choosing what to have in stock. But it is simple and the days are short so you say to yourself, just one more day then I'll stop.
My current addiction is Kitaria Fables.
Sold my DS got a switch and chose it over animal crossing.
Where as with AC it was just debt the game where you embody a newly elected mayor do hat a mayor should do a spending the entire town improvement budget on making his house bigger with KF i find myself actually having fun doing "one more thing" always results in a good reward spells, sword up grade, bow upgrade and the farming is as little or as large as you want top that off with a little action/adventure it just feels more like a game if that makes sense.
And as a furry I get as much soft fluffy boy and girl NPCS as I want.
Snowrunner. The most underated game ever made. I actually commentate out loudly when playing. My partner is interested when I do
Brilliant game, really incredibly good! 😂 I feel your pain with the out loud speaking! Mark
You can not remap controller buttons. Deal breaker for me.
I absolutely LOVE the Mudrunner game (haven't made it around to getting Snowrunner yet). It's difficult to explain how just driving around, hauling stuff, getting stuck and trying to get unstuck can be so addictive but it just is. Darkest Dungeon is my other truly addictive game because there are just so many ways to keep playing with the dungeons and so many classes of characters to take with you.
Everspace and dysmantle are my new addictive games and all because of your reviews you make me love them!!
I'm leaning towards pulling the trigger on Dysmantle. From your experience, do you think it's worth full price or should I wait for a sale?
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It is worthy is a lengthy game with a big map to explore and in general is well made.
Battle Brothers. More than 100 hours in after only 2 weeks. Runs perfect on switch, feels great.
Completely addictive.
TOTALLY AGREEEEE
That’s impressive! I have been eyeing that up.
For me ZA4 Dead War! Currently mastering all the weapons for plat skins and getting last few upgrade kits 👌🏻 love it ❤️
Please …
Zombie army 5!!!
My own recent addiction is Spiritfarer. It manages to get you wanting to do just one more... one more island, one more pass through the garden, one more batch of making planks. Stayed up way too late last night playing.
Loving this channel! Best Switch channel by far!
Really appreciate the 10 sec countdown to next title,.idk why exactly,but love that feature.
Cheers from the States! :)
Cheers mate! Mark
I have 400 hours on snowrunner so far and I’m only 19% done on normal mode and 29% on hard mode. The game is unreal.
Borderlands 2 is the most addictive game I’ve ever played. There is literally a thousand + hours of gameplay when you want to beat the game in all 3 Valut Hunter modes with each character. Each character is totally different from each other and has a completely different skill tree which is insanely addictive for a first person shooter game lol. After i beat the game on UVHM with Commander , I started a new game with Gunzerker and it is a lot easier this time around right from the get go because of the bonus points you have from achieving things in the game, for example i started teh game with a +13% critical hit damage and a +12% gun accuracy. You can disable all them if you want but i find that defeats the whole point of earning them to use as your advantage in the first place. Super Mario Odessey is pretty addictive to, trying to collect all 1000 power moons through all the amazing open world 3D levels is probably the best game experience on the switch so far.
Easily one of your funniest videos 😂 love your tandem and chemistry. Oh and by the way, really addicted to Immortal Fenyx Rising right now. Decided to bought it when I watched your patched review. Keep doing good reviews!
Hey thank you mate - we just get so mUch more enjoyment doing them like this! Mark
Cracking video lads! Enjoyed that one a lot.
Diablo 3 and Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 have had a FRIGHTENING amount of hours poured into them. The grind is real.
My always go to addictive on the Switch is Hyrule Warriors, Hades and Hollow Knight. I never get tired of these games
HADES for SURE! Hollow KNight is the GOAT - absolutely loved it. Mark
I just got a new switch lite and the first game I downloaded was Hollow Knight, then Dead Cells lol
On the verge of going from a launch switch to an OLED. So bored of my PS5 so am starting to chew through my huge switch backlog. Some great games in my list, skyward sword, octopath, fire emblem. Should I upgrade to the OLED or not?😭
Regardless of that thanks for another juicy video lads
OH mate the OLED is a joy for the eyes - make it so! Mark
@@SwitchUpYt i might have too. I have a bad trait of always wanting the best version of tech, that i already own, available😫. Now to decide if i should crack on with Three houses or complete skyward sword/octopath first👍🏽👍🏽
I knew an upgraded switch is coming sooner rather than later but the OLED screen is so much of an improvement that it’s worth getting even if an upgraded switch might only be a year or do away. I’m sure you wi t regret it.
My switch OLED gets far more use than my PS5 and Series X.
@@busyjt that is my main concern, i get an OLED and then a ‘pro’ comes out. Knowing Nintendo that will be alongside the Series Y and PS6😂
These kinds of videos are so cozy, just chill with a cup of coffee and listen to you casually talk about games.
Fans of turn-based, tactical strategy absolutely MUST check out Into the Breach. Is a roguelike, ultra-complex game of chess with giant Kaiju monsters, robots and weapon upgrades. One of the first Switch games I bought and one I still return to regularly!
Can confirm. Even though it's a small pixel game, it's so immersive and makes you just want to keep playing and trying new strategies
Its amazing that Nintendo only seems to make turn based games.
great game indeed
Thanks for this. I want to check it out now!
@@user-rw4xi8sm8h they make other types of RPG’s but they are still repping the original turn based games. I’m glad cuz XB and PS don’t seem to want to.
A game I find addictive and absolutely love is Astroneer. Mining materials to build up your base, tooling around in your tractor, Speccing out your shuttle the best you can to go to another planet to build another base. There's loads of things to research and there's a real progression from when you start and have to run tethers everywhere to when you have a portable oxygenator and can run around freely terraforming everything in sight. And I haven't even played multiplayer yet!
Your right about Triangle Strategy, I'm on my third new game plus already!
YES! It’s so damn good! Mark
Seems like Glenn is recovering from cold and flu . Hats off and good work Glen 👏 . The dedication 👏
Yeah, I had a bad throat that week! Glen
I decided to pick up Diablo 3 on sale and did not expect to be stealing time to play it during the week! That hasn't happened in some time and it feels so good and satisfying.
You’ve mentioned it in other videos so I was expecting you to mention Akane. I bought that after a SwitchUp recommendation. I’m paraphrasing “it’s a great game to play when you’re trying to decide what to play next.”
Random, but Mud Runner & Snow Runner are totally addictive and have great graphics. I play Mud Runner all the time... it’s a super realistic and accurate truck driving game where you deliver loads from place to place while traversing over all kinds of terrain. 100% recommended, no doubt.
Also, if you have a steering wheel controller to your addition, I think I the game would really shine while using something like that. I don’t have one, but I’ve debated buying one just for this game. 🤣👍
Great to have you guys together again for a vid.
Bro… 100+ hours into Triangle Strategy. As “slow” as that game was, it was weirdly addictive. Leveling up weapons and characters and trying out new characters/strategies, the golden route, etc.
Currently hating Dark Souls (but addictively playing it).
haha stick with Dark Souls mate TRUST ME! Mark
@@SwitchUpYt aghhh haha (obligatory PRAISE THE SUN here)
I keep seeing people mention this. What is the gold route? Is it just Benedict's storyline? Or is there a new game plus mechanic I haven't seen yet?
@@brandtrobinson690 There’s also a whole slew of new mental mock battles for NG+, so the game keeps pushing and testing you along that end too.
@@RobertJohnLora yeah I'm currently in NG+ at the moment that's why I wasn't sure what the golden route was
Great video you guys, it has a podcast feel to it 👍🏽
Risk of Rain gets pretty insane at the end when the game is just throwing absolutely everything at you and you’re so powered up that the game’s frame rate is actually taking a hit. A satisfying win for sure.
Most underrated, not talked about game on the Switch, is Cat Quest. $5 (might've been half price at the time) and good for more hours of fun, than any other game for under $50.
For some reason I’m addicted to sports sims. Madden. NHL. MLB The Show. I barely even play the actual sport. I just like being a GM and assembling the best team. So happy MLB the show is on switch. I’m just sinking hour after hour into it.
For me turn-based strategy is absolutely the definition of addictive. Just one more turn!!!
Vostok! Nice to see it in a list, I don't see many people mention this game but I loved it. Definitely addictive.
a couple of my most addictive games are Dragon Quest Builders 2, Diablo 2 & 3 and Atellier Ryza 2. When I get into these, there is no getting out for a very very long time!
The Games I couldnt stop playing:
- Steam World Dig 2
- Astro Aqua Kitty
- Merchant of the Skies
- Advance Wars on GBA ❤
Totally agree about it being harder to dedicate time to longer games because of families and other responsibilities (even tho I do enjoy them) I've learned to appreciate games that I can pick up for about about 5-10 minutes and really hold my attention. My most addictive games are Akane, The Bug Butcher, Death Ray Manta, Tesla VS Lovecraft, and #1 is Hades 🖤
Another good series that’s addicting,short and easy to save and get in a few min bursts are steam world dig1/2.
If you like hades you need to check out Rising Hell!
Probably 60% of the reason I simply avoid family. Problem solved. lol 🤷
Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate and Rise definitely the most addicting games on Switch for me. Can't wait for Sunbreak and hope there is a lot more challenge. The monsters are of course the best part and I have my favorites I love hunting. The person who doesn't want to kill them silly. Lmao
IKR haha - I did have a chuckle at that one I must admit! Mark
@@SwitchUpYt he could always capture them! Lol
Snow runner is absolutely incredible, they keep throwing content out for it as well! Worth every penny
Been playing games since the 80's , the last game that really kept me up days without sleep for a long time was guild wars around 2005/2006... Since then I've wasted some long hours on games like prison architect, satisfactory....the one I keep coming back to year after year the most is probably civilization
But seriously Skyrim on switch still blows my mind. Also played hours on My Time at Portia not the best port but so addictive.
Currently addicted to Source of Madness... repetitive but fun, slowly unlocking upgrades and such, very satisfying, I think I might actually beat it some day
Yes! Me too. Bought it on PS4 and Switch. Love it, playing every night for a few hrs. Come join the Discord! Devs are very active and it's a good little group over there.
@@ToolShopGuy I probably should... never been on Discord, but I have a number of questions about the game!
It amazing how dedicated this channel is to Switch, Kudos to you, keep up the good work, Love from India
For me an addictive game is when I turn it off at night I still think about my next strategic moves for the rest of the night until I turn it back on the next day again, basically. Civ 6 has been this game for me the last couple of years. Just one more turn....
Hey guys, as always amazing job!
My most addictive game has to be Skyrim....and a bit of Surivivng the Aftermath
Oh I can agree with you on that one mate - Skyrim is just one of those games I get TOTALLY addicted to and then play again and again across multiple platforms. When they eventually release the mobile version I will probably buy it again again again again again lol - Mark
@@SwitchUpYt absolutely, about once a year, I think of an awesome idea for a character and boot it up!
Roguebook Is so so so good. I have 174 hours on the steam version and I'm seriously considering re-buying. If you're a fan, play Monster Train!
Good for you for listing Risk of Rain 1! No one talks about that game anymore! Brilliant Roguelite
Yeah, it's a great game! Glen
@@SwitchUpYt Glen if you haven't already, find the 'command artifact' in the game. You can look up where to find it. It makes all items selectable as you open up the treasure boxes throughout the levels. Then you can create your own builds without having random items. Completely changes the game and makes it so fun to experiment with different builds!
That banter on the pronunciation of Arceus lol. It's either "put the arse in Arceus" or the _hard C_ hahahaha. What a lose-lose situation!
😂
Snowrunner is one of my all time favorites, but I love shorter arcadey games I can play as I’m usually busy.
Monster Hunter I’ve been playing for years. That series is always a good time and it takes me forever to play through them.
They came from the Sky looks very addictive... think I'll give this one a punt tonight.
For some reason reminds me of one of my favourites,Timepilot. Loved it in the arcades yonks ago and I still go back every few nights to see if I can beat my high score.
I love your energy, guys! Keep up the good work and I will definitely purchase 'They came from the sky'!
Listening to you guys, gives me peace of mind. Been a sub of yours since nearly the beggining, I’m proud have far you’ve come
Very much appreciated mate. Glen
Mark, you should try Battle Brothers. Im sure its right up your alley. And so addictive. Ive been playing for one month non-stop. In fact im gonna play right now. See-ya!
After watching this I decided to go back to Risk of Rain. I'd gone straight for Risk of Rain 2 when I picked up the cart, opposite to Glen. Last night I clocked up a few 30 and 40 minute runs, unlocked a bunch of items and new characters. Glen was right of course, it's great! And going back to Risk of Rain 2 it clicked a bit more as I recognised 3D versions of all the enemies, items etc. Thanks for the tip guys!
Death's Gambit right now is very addictive to me! Trying out new classes and such, replaying, finding out all the secrets, now the new DLC is something else. Can't wait for the all patched up episode about it!!
Regarding the Arceus dispute, hear me out:
In game, you're given a phone--the pokedex. It is called the Arc Phone. Do you mean to tell me... that we're all running around with arse phones... whilst catching pokemon....
/rated m for mature/
The games that I always tend to go back and mindlessly play that I find addictive are pretty much most of the PlatinumGames titles whether it’s the Bayonetta’s, Wonderful101 remaster, astral chain.
I’d also put in Enter the gungeon as another addictive game to go back to from time to time, like most Rogue-like games.
I also tend to pick up and play Shoot em’ up games, like Shikhondo Soul eater & Astebreed to name a few that I actively go back to for score chasing, even though I suck at the overall arcade Shump genre.
Shame SE doesn't greenlight Nier..
PG wanted to port it even...
I know it isn't on switch but metal gear rising is one of the best from platinum games.
@@repeekyraidcero nier automata runs like ass on all platforms doubt it would run great on switch.
I love Astral Chain!
@@SaberKingofKnights1 yeah rising is pretty much one of those cult classics that everyone can make the conclusion that it’s PG’s best most admired action game.
Personally Astral chain is that for me. It’s a mash of several mechanics from PG’s previous titles while still having its own identity & outdoes all expectations I had going for it.
Risk of Rain hits hard for me because it's one of my favorte games ever and also the very first game I saw reviewd by TotalBiscuit in a "WTF is..." Video.
Soft c, hard c, puts the arce in arceus... Hahaha, thanks for leaving those parts in guys 😆
My latest addiction: fire emblem three houses!
Still on the wish list: Pokemon Arceus (with the soft c 😜)
30 minutes of Switch Up? 🤯🤯🤯 watching on the way home from Jeff Dunham. Perfect.
Steamworld Heist. Crazy addictive.
Try citizen sleeper , this game is really addictive
JUst checking it out now thanks! Mark
An addictive game I keep going back to, and then cannot stop playing, is Forager. I'm not even sure how to describe it. You gather resources, craft items and kill monsters. There are unlockable land tiles and some contain puzzles. There's a huge skill tree to unlock. You complete small tasks so rapidly that it makes you want to keep going. It's a lot of fun and can be played in short bursts which makes it perfect for switch.
Sounds cool, gonna check it out ☺️
Arceus. Y'all made me choke on my drink with that Arceus bit. Lol
Great... now I want to buy more games again. Funny that you guys reviewed the triangle strategies game and than at 23:45 when Glen pitches in you see a page that said "the history of glenbook". If intentional, briljant! It would be my pick or snowrunner and I would love to win either. Cheers guys!
I'm utterly addicted to dying light right now. honestly it sets a new standard for AAA switch ports now. it's like dead island but everything is 10x better (and I loved dead island).
An addictive game for me is one that actively occupies my thoughts and drags me back to it. Monster Hunter Rise and Stories 2 definitely occupy that list. Constantly crafting new gear or hunting for monsties with rare genes. Also farming games, constantly planning your farm is fun and immersion inducing. Currently waiting for Rune Factory 5 to go on sale. Crafting and farming + house customisation sounds so addictive!
have you tried littlewood? probably falls under that category. it's pretty cheap too. look it up, might be for you.
@@DihStyle69 I have not actually. I need to do that! Thanks for telling me XD.
Damn I wish I could love MHS 2 like you do.
The repetitive story pattern bored me to hell, the environments, although colourful, were completely devoid of unique or interesting landmarks, it’s basically Pokemon Arceus’s issue… tree, rock, repeat. No reason to explore, besides the randomly generated caves.
And of course the performance. Plain sucks.
The WORST though. The camera!! What the heck were they smoking! They mapped the camera control to digital input.. meaning you can’t actually control the acceleration or speed, it will rotate at the same speed now matter how far you push the sticks. It’s downright criminally incompetent lol.
There’s just too many of these nagging issues, to the point, it totally killed my will to continue.
@@flyingplantwhale545 I definitely do see your points. The story wasn't the most engrossing. But I was interested enough to see it to the end.
The colourful map helped me ignore how bland it was. Especially the dens. I found reason to explore because I loved collecting the monsters. Hoping to find new genes to make more fun and powerful monsters. That and i loved crafting.
The performance was a big issue for me. It made me decide to get it on pc to avoid it. It still kept the bad pop in though. Although part of me regrets that because it is hard for me to play multiplayer on pc. Just not alot going on there.
I eventually just got used to the camera control. Nothing to do there.
My personal biggest gripe is that they removed the ability to change a monsters element. It would change their colour and kinship attack. Added a nice layer of personalization.
However despite that and the nagging issues I really enjoyed the game. Going through my second playthrough of it in fact. The combat is great and I loved the art style. I just thought that what it did well I really enjoyed, it made the negatives more tolerable. And that's why I can say that despite that I definitely still love it.
But I can understand where you are coming from. Everyone has different views and if I found the issues tolerable. Another person might not.
Still thank you for giving it a try. Keep gaming my friend!
@@ChadOfStats Yeah I honestly wished I would like the game more than I did. Like you, I can absolutely see others loving it.
It could also be that I’ve become less patient and tolerant of certain issues and tropes. Also gave up on Bravely Default 2 in a similar way.. the moment the story formula of hopping between towns and dealing with one-dimensional characters, it was over for me.
That said, there’s more than plenty of RPGs on Switch I’ve had an absolute blast with. Dragon Quest 11, though quite traditional in its gameplay had the loveliest characters, an amazingly detailed and crafted world, and an overall great technical presentation. Pretty much all Xenoblade games too, and Shin Megami Tensei V. They all either execute the main elements beautifully or defy expectations altogether with storytelling.
Not sure whether you mentioned it but Enter the gungeon is the epitome of the addictive game. 200+ hours in it and I'm still far from 100%. A challenging learning curve with the randomness of a lucky run makes it the perfect roguelite. Packed with secrets, crazy weapons, hidden levels, side quests, bosses, creepy moments and obscure game mechanics it is deeper that it looks.
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Great picks guys! I might actually get Snowrunner at some point, it sounds pretty cool!
Probably an unusual choice, but when looking for a puzzle game I was recommended the Picross Series, and damn, I really lose track of time whenever I play it! And I always want to go on and solve the next one, even when my brain is already fried 😅
Of course any farming game (just one more day!), Hades (just one more run!), Ys Origin (just one more level!) or BOTW (just until I find the next Korok, I think there's one over there) are also on my too list of addictive games :D
Picross is great! You should try 3D Picross on the DS. Clocked up so many hours on that one!
@@jackottmar I've actually had my eyes on that for a while! And the Twilight Princess one. Is it more difficult, being 3D and all that?
@@Anni_ka Erm, I don't feel like it's hugely more difficult. You can rotate the puzzle using the stylus and the same principles apply you just have a third row to think about. Also, they start off nice and easy so you have plenty of time to get used to the 3D.
Picross is amazing. Also, since I saw 3D picross mentioned, there is a game called "Voxelgram" on Switch that's similar. It's not perfect or as well-executed as 3D picross (fair warning, it does crash once in awhile), but for lack of other similar games on Switch it scratches the same itch if you really enjoy the 3D aspect. I've completed both games multiple times, and play regular picross as my daily "chill out" game. Love that stuff.
Love these videos, I guess you could say I'm addicted. 😳
I'm addicted to The Witcher, both Bayonetta games, RDR2, not a switch game but it is what it is. Also pretty much all the Zelda games I have, and most metroidvania games, especially the Shante series. I'm just lucky to have a job that I can play my switch about 80 percent of my shift.
My most addictive game is Enter The Gungeon! It's way too easy to say to myself "just one more run, I'm gonna make it this time"... Which then lasts 40 minutes or so, and is promptly followed by another run 😂
Edit: I'm not very good at the game and have only reached the fifth floor once, but that hasn't stopped me from trying again and again...
Yeah, Gungeon is a great game! Glen
Terrific list. Really cool to see Roguebook included, as that's a recent addiction of mine. Also great to see several lesser known games on the list. I'm a bit mad at you though... this video has re-ignited my Vostok addiction. Just when I thought I'd escaped... sigh.
Seriously, though, keep up the great work. Love this channel.
Love videos like this. I wouldn't mind if you guys do this once or twice a month
Great stuff! Glen
Love you saying you dont care about the story in farm games - so true. Also appreciate you mentioning redartgames. Its new to me and exactly the sort of thing im looking for.
It's quite nice to have a video with the two of you, I like the dynamic of your duo :)
Hades, Monster Hunter Rise and Samurai Warriors 5 are some of the most addictive games I've ever played. I always have one of then queued up to play on my lunch break at work. Doing a dungeon run, or a hunt or playing the base defense mode in SW5 are great ways to blow off steam when the day is rough too.
This is the kind of review I love because the reviewers obviously played and loved what they include in the list! Great job.
Othercide
Slay the spire
Loophero
Dungeon of the endless
Into the breach
Dicey dungeons
Hades
Civ VI
Triangle strategy (if you can stand the many story sections)
I’ve been playing a lot of Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 on my switch and I always found Action RPGs (Neir Automata, The Witcher 3, Marvel’s Spider Man, LOZ BOTW, God of War 4, DBZ Kakarot, Batman Arkham series) to be really addictive because my first action game was Devil May Cry 1 on PS2, so when I didn’t do well in a mission then play the mission again to get a better rank and experiment with chaining different combo strings and learn my opponent’s moves to see where I went wrong. I finally got into RPGs with SMT V and the Dragon Quest Builders 2 jumbo demo which are now my favorite (I’m also keeping a eye on trials of mana and FF XII the zodiac age in another square enix sale like the one that was a week ago on the Eshop.
Terraria, however, was the only survival like game, unlike minecraft, that had playing for HOURS on a old samsung phone that I owned when I was still in elementary school.(the screen was about half the size of the iphone 13 max) I almost beat the final boss in that game, the wall of flesh thing
Anyway, that was bit of a long comment, but I honestly do have a long history with arpgs and especially action games like DMC and GOW. Great video too and it helped me reflect on my favorite genre of games
I’ve been playing borderlands 2, I forgot how ridiculous good the game is. Playing it on handheld is also a big plus!
I'm so excited to get roguebook. I love deck builders and it just seems right up my alley. My backlog is just to big to justify purchasing it at full price at the moment. Will need to buckle down and get some games completed to be able to buy it! What a happy thought!
Why? They are games, not jobs. You probably haven't finished a lot of them for the same reason a lot of us haven't: most games suck. Simple as that.
The binding of Isaac is a game Ive constantly come back to over the years….just when I think I’m out it PULLS ME BACK IN!
Binding of isaac sure is a very addictive game indeed I been playing for hours on my own series s I remember the other night I started playing the game around 8:30 and didn't stop playing until 10:01 that's how it was addicting for me I can lose hours playing what a good time killer
I miss Final Fantasy Tactics Advance from the GBA. The story and the game itself was just amazing. Nostalgia.
One of my all time favorites!
Both Risk of Rain games are super tight. The first game is more of my go to but the second is a damn masterpiece.
My most addictive game on the switch is katamari damacy. If you haven't tried it, I highly recommend you check it out!
For me it’s the no more heroes series. I got the second one physical that’s a limited run games edition and decided to jump into the series. I’m loving it so far. It’s so off the wall it draws you in. Love the channel. Keep it up fellas.
Even starting as a non-fan, MH Rise hooked me. I started pretty cold, as the myriad of things to do and parts to craft was giving me anxiety, but I followed your advice and just went on with playing. Now I love it!
And let me tell you what a pleasure watching a video with you both is. Your interaction is flawless!
My favorite is Pokemon Legends Arceus. I've loved the Pokemon series for a long time and it's been exciting watching them try something new.
My big one is kingdoms two crowns and now its Viking expansion. Every few months I play it a ton and it just makes me happy and relaxed.
I am so addicted to Triangle Strategy. I say it’s like playing a turn based strategy combat game set in a game of thrones story. It’s like mass effect + game of thrones + fire emblem
I bought an Hori Arcade Stick just for Eternum Ex and it has a Snow Bro's feel to me - just with castles and wizards. Bought it on sale on a flyer and have put stupid amounts of time into it.
Yeah, it's a great game. Definitely has that Mario Bros./Snow Bros. Bubble Bobble quality to it. Glen
That’s exactly why I don’t play Monster Hunter, I feel like I’m hunting a neighborhood raccoon or a street dog. While in full military gear.😆
First time I got to listen to your voices in HD headsets -- hopefully I'm wrong, but I hope Glenn's all okay and that's just his natural voice.
I'm fine mate. I have a naturally gravelly voice and it's just more noticeable in a conversational video. Thanks anyway. Glen
@@SwitchUpYt Glad to hear! Cheers
Since the last video I enjoy the kinda podcasting style of the video and the topic😃
Great job guys. You create a pleasant experience to listen too.
Takes this as a complement: I feel it is as relaxed and the commentators of golf matches.
Monster Hunter Rise, Streets of Rage 4 (Survival mode) and Dead Cells. All of those are "I've got 5 minutes to kill.... oh would you look at that, its been 3 hours" games for me.
In addition to Monster Hunter I also enjoy the SMT games and have replayed them multiple times so would say they're addicting cause normally I don't do that. Also Ys Origin one of few games I've ever enjoyed grinding over and over lol
My most addicting games on switch were MH Rise and Animal Crossing New Horizons. Just using different weapons and trying different builds and playing with friends was a really addicting experience. When I want a less action, relaxing experience, ACNH covers that. I played both games since launch, and still play them from time to time. Their icons were always at my Switch's home screen.
Good taste, both are great games
definitely dragon dogma. for the best, most complex combat system and great character development so many factors come into play. npc companions learn player behavior, improve, can be borrowed from other players, and then come back with gifts and trophies and new knowledge. Class change at any time. A game that went down with the release of Skyrim, but remains one of the best fantasy RPGs to this day. the sequel, Arisen, finally brought a few more Fast Travel Crystals into play.
Civ 6 is a “great” time sink. Once you get the hang of the base game, the DLCs breathe such complexity and longevity that the moniker “just one more turn” is nothing short of the truth.
As such, I said “great” cuz I spent my 1000+ hr addiction during peak pandemic so careful if there’s actual responsibilities in your life during the time you pick up Civ 6 lol
Darkest Dungeon. I want Wayne June to narrate my life sometimes.
Arceus was something I couldn't put down until I maxed the dex points. Not sure why that killed it for me... or why there was a max at all. Now I'm back to the void of searching for some other satisfying gameplay loop... #sendhelp
Risk Of Rain 2 was the fastest I put 100+ hours into. I still go back every now and then! It’s still a blast to play.
For me, I've been playing Samurai Shodown (2019) the most on my switch which I have spent like 230+ hrs on that (which makes it my most played game). Playing fighting games on a switch isn't really your typical console to play with, but for me, I somehow enjoyed playing fighting games on the switch cuz I just simply enjoy the idea of playing any games on a handheld console.
Samurai showdown sure is a gem indeed