15 Nintendo Switch Games I REGRET Buying!

I loved Pokemon scarlet and also the dlc. But i regret buying Faefarm so much. I had played it on pc and it was overpriced and just do not like it. And i also regret buying Story of Seasons a wonderful life. I did not like the pressure to marry within a year and that i had a baby after that. The town was small and i did not like the characters…..

I highly HIGHLY reccomend 'I was a teenage exocolonist'. I consider it to be cosy at least. It mostly a visual novel with 'card game' aspects for challenges (and I'm using the word card game VERY loosly. there's cards with numbers, you need to make a big number, that's it.) I don't want to say much because it is a very story heavy game, but it's sci -fi, and you follow the life of/make decisions for a kid growing up in a space colony. it's made to be replayable with a ton of different endings, and decisions you make in one route can help you out in later ones too. I literally spent 25 hours over 3 days playing it when I first got it.

I will say, it can deal with some heavier topics but there is a full list of warnings in the game (and you can probably find one online too).

Another excellent game I consider cosy is 'Fantasy Life' for the 3ds. You go about getting different jobs (called lives in the game) and progressing through the levels and also an overarching storyline. The jobs feed into each other, i.e. you mine materials in as a minor, use those materials to make armour as a blacksmith, wear that armour as a paladin to defeat a monster, use the material drops from the monster to make wizard robes as a tailor etc. It's one of my all time favourites, and there's so much life in the game. The art style is really cute too

It is very dialogue heavy and there's no voice acting though, which I know has turned some people off the game, but I still love it.

If you want a newer one, there is a fantasy life switch game coming out too.

Hated faefarm

Zelda games are impossible to get through without hints from sources. I mean what I got go around the whole city and set bombs off at every rock? Lol

I think thats why you should always check a game before buying…because not knowing what you get yourself into when it comes to an Fire Emblem game…yeah thats on you xD

about story of seasons, as someone that played all the ones from 3ds and switch, I hope they start doing something like 3DS because they were…idk, creative. pioneer of olive town wanted to be like animal crossing (with all the crafting and stuff) but it's not that cool. a wonderful like I actually loved it because it was for sure new for me (it's a remake). but yeah, trio of towns (3ds) and tree of tranquility (Wii) were somewhat better for me. affortunately simple games make me entertained so I don't need them to be super good and different and creative, but yeah, I hope they come with something newer and better for their next story of seasons.

I don't regret buying fashion dreamer for the only reason that I got it on discount for like 30 euros.

Two of my favourite games being on this list… well, I don't regret buying them. Despite glitches and even crashes (yes, I experienced those too), Pokémon Scarlet and Violet was still very enjoyable game to me. I even daresay it's one of my most favourite Pokémon games. Detective Pikachu Returns is also something I was looking forward since finishing the first one for 3DS. And, honestly, if you played that, you would've know what to expect from this one, so, you wouldn't be disappointed. If you didn't, though, and expected something on par with the Sherlock Holmes games, for example, then, yes, I can understand your disappointment. But still, and I am sorry to write it this bluntly, but expecting Pokémon games not to be for kids is a little silly to me.
But there was game I personally regretted and that was Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl. These games were just meh, from graphics that was worse than first two 3DS Pokémon games, through game mechanics that just weren't on par with modern Pokémon games, to the fact they ignored any improvements Platinum did, these games just did everything wrong and almost nothing right. And the result was very painful and hard to enjoy experience. I was, probably, naive, to think that the creators will know they are remaking one of the weakest Pokémon game pairss and will improve them, like all the previous Pokémon remakes did. However, not only they did not improve anything, but they also, somehow, made the whole experience worse than Platinum and that's something. In the end, BDSP became the worst Pokémon remakes and ones of the worst Pokémon games ever. And definitely the worst Pokémon games on Switch. And this comes from someone who never liked Let's Go games and hopes we will never see more of them. But I still, sort of, enjoyed those games, which I can't tell about BDSP. So, that's my regret purchase for Switch.

BTW, Everdream Valley was released on Switch? Man, I had no idea, until I saw this video 😅 On PC, I really enjoyed that game, but playing this on Switch? Man, I dunno about that.

I regret buying Animal Crossing. I wish I waited until it was on sale instead of at full price.

I don't regret getting Link's Awakening, but as someone who played the original version on their very first personal handheld system, I have way more nostalgia for it than younger people. Older Zelda games do need some out of game direction, which used to be provided in the game manuals, which makes it tough to play them in this day in age where game manuals just don't exist anymore. I'll admit I did look up a guide when it was time to get to Animal Town, since I hadn't played the game in over 20 years, and I've continued using it for the secret seashells.

same exact sentiments with persona 5 strikers. 😅

I personally love fae farm 😂 I got it on sale tho because $60 is ridiculous