I really enjoy playing cute games on my Nintendo Switch, as I’m sure you’ve already figured out. I simply adore the Nintendo Switch, both for its ability to relax me and for its adorable graphics.
These Switch games do not let you down, whether you’re looking for a cute resource management game with a dash of unsettling frights or a suspenseful horror game covered in lovely visuals.
Here is a list of the top adorable games for the Nintendo Switch. Select the one you prefer as you continue reading.
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Little Dragons Cafe
Yasuhiro Wada, the original creator of Harvest Moon, has just released a new game called Little Dragons Cafe. Players in the Little Dragons Cafe get to pick between a boy and a girl, who are identical twins.
You’ll be able to assemble ingredients and prepare recipes to run your very own cafe. Players will also have the option of raising a dragon. Even a fully-grown dragon can be used as a means of transportation to get to distant locations on the map.
Story of Seasons Friends of Mineral Town
Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town manages to rank among well-known games like Stardew Valley and My Time at Portia despite the market for farming simulation games currently being rather saturated.
It even surpasses such games in some ways, in my opinion, thanks to its endearing simplicity. The game is free of too many anxiety-inducing elements and has a cute, tight-knit town and harvest sprites with distinct personalities.
Dragon Quest Builders 2
A crafting and building game is incorporated into the game along with the best elements of an RPG. For the first time ever, players of Dragon Quest Builders 2 will be able to embark on an adventure with up to 4 other people via online cooperative play.
With your friends, you can now play a game that includes exploring, crafting, building, and more.
Stardew Valley
The Stardew Valley farmland that belonged to your grandfather is now yours. You start your new life with some used tools, some spare cash, and a few possessions.
Can you develop a self-sufficient lifestyle and transform these overgrown fields into thriving residences?
Islets
Take to the skies in this surprisingly wholesome Metroidvania and repair a broken world! Help Iko embark on an adventure across stunning hand-painted islands, read letters from an eccentric cast of characters, and battle formidable monstrous foes.
Cozy Grove
The more you play Cozy Grove, the more sinister secrets you unlock, despite the fact that initially, it might seem like an innocent social simulator similar to Animal Crossing. Utterly charming at its heart, in Cozy Grove you play as a “Spirit Scout”, stranded on a haunted island occupied by bear ghosts.
In order to restore color to the island, it is your job to get to know each bear by learning about their past experiences, traumas, and hidden secrets. These moments will undoubtedly catch you off guard because some of these characters’ troubled pasts are much more disturbing than you might anticipate from a cuddly bear spirit.
The Longing
Rarely do you encounter a game that requires only your time and patience? The Longing is an odd sort of idle game that is played by a Shade, the final servant of an underground king who rests for 400 days in order to reclaim his power. Even after you close the game, the waiting period passes instantly.
You have complete discretion over how you spend that time. You can either decide to close the game and reopen it on the 400th day to see what happens or you can choose to explore the underground kingdom.
The Longing’s real creep factor—aside from its disturbing visuals—comes from the idea of abandoning the poor Shade in the cave by herself. Waiting.
Night in the Woods
You might be led to believe that Night in the Woods is a charming narrative adventure filled with small-town shenanigans by the clever dialogue and vibrant cast of characters.
It seems that Mae’s hometown actually conceals some sinister secrets given that within the first hour of gameplay, you find yourself prodding a severed arm with a stick. You can solve a small-town mystery from the comfort of your bed with Night in the Woods.
Graveyard Keeper
Since Stardew Valley became well-known, fans have pleaded with developers to create a darker version of the farming simulator genre. Though managing cemeteries is the game’s main objective rather than farming, Graveyard Keeper is still a ton of fun. If you can call preparing bodies and building gravestones “fun”.
Graveyard Keeper, a resource management and social simulation game with a lovely dash of dark humor, is a really clever innovation of the genre.
Petal Crash
In this fast-paced action puzzler from an arcade, smash blocks together to create massive chain reactions!
Please select your favorite character and follow their story in Story Mode, crack tricky puzzles and create your own in Puzzle Mode, aim for high scores in Solo Play, or compete against a friend in Versus Mode!
Doraemon Story of Season
For those who are unfamiliar with Doraemon’s Story of Seasons, it is a crossover game that brings together the best elements of the cherished farming sim Story of Seasons and the more adventure-focused Doraemon.
In July, the game was already released in Japan, where it was met with overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.
Yonder
Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles is an artistic open-world adventure game, for those of you with your head in the clouds who haven’t played it or heard of it. It was initially made available on July 18, 2017, for PC and PlayStation 4.
On May 17, 2018, it will be made available for Switch. Alternatively, the game can be downloaded from the Nintendo eShop for a fair $26.99 if you prefer to buy a physical copy.