4000 switch games - recommend me something

[CSmith327]

Detention was released on mobile but it was released for PC, PS4, and Switch like a year before. It seems like a unique storyline taking place in 1960s Taiwan while it was under martial law. It also has some references to religious stuff from Taiwanese mythology or something.

If you like retro rpgs you should look into the recently released Tenshi no Uta collection. They translated the classic Tenshi no Uta 1 and 2 PC Engine CD games into English. Unfortunately the Switch version is the only way to play Tenshi no Uta in English. Hopefully it get ported to PC so it can be pirated, but I doubt it.

Tenshi no Uta was actually a launch title for the PC Engine CD addon and is an epic jrpg with themes inspired by Celtic (Irish) mythology and some romance. It's a shame that an English patch doesn't exist for the original PC Engine version.

 

[bratish]

for horror there are the fatal frame games or clock tower, the ladder should be easy to run on your phone

 

[Spyrone]

You like Iron Lung's atmosphere and story but don't like the gameplay, huh? Get DUSK. It's a retro FPS by David Scyzmanski and it is fucking tight. The Switch version of the Quake Remaster is my favorite version of it IMO, as the Quake 64 retro scanlines filter works much better on the Switch's screen (though I had the Switch Lite).

 

[caiuumtoro]

You like Iron Lung's atmosphere and story but don't like the gameplay, huh? Get DUSK. It's a retro FPS by David Scyzmanski and it is fucking tight. The Switch version of the Quake Remaster is my favorite version of it IMO, as the Quake 64 retro scanlines filter works much better on the Switch's screen (though I had the Switch Lite).

Thats a great suggestion. Ive already played Dusk to the end and it was FANTASTIC. Its the best Switch game that ive played. Rushed to recommend it to my brother

Thats how i got to know Iron Lung (which is also fantastic in its own way - that David guy is really good, he just need to work a little bit more on the endings)