Spiritfarer

There are a lot of games that intrigue me the moment I see them. Usually, they have something different about them from what is currently trending, and other times, they just have a very appealing style, and it draws me like a magnet. For me, both of these things happened when I first heard about Spiritfarer. I was not expecting the sudden release of the indie game, and I bought it immediately, (somewhat) setting aside Animal Crossing to delve into the world. Developed by Thunder Lotus, Spiritfarer explores a topic difficult for most to swallow—that of death.

Currently Playing: Edition 001

I thought it would be cool to occasionally post what I am currently playing, based upon the recently played games on my Switch menu. What do you have in your queue?

• Animal Crossing: New Horizons
• Splatoon 2
• Fire Emblem: Three Houses
• Human Fall Flat
• Spiritfarer
• Pokemon Café Mix
• Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition Lite
• Raji: An Ancient Epic
• Pokemon Sword
• Tetris 99

Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Last time I checked, I was up to something like 1,140+ hours in this game. Animal Crossing: New Horizons is, to say the least, a game I have been looking forward to for a long time, and a series I really enjoy. One island wasn't enough for me, so I even bought a Switch Lite so I could create a second one. Just what is it about this game that is so appealing? Let's find out!

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

Image via Nintendo

Why talk about this game as my first video game post? Well, partially because it was my first Switch game, but also because it is still relevant. This game has been broken by speedrunners, modded with crazy additions, and replayed by most of my friends. I feel that it would be a disservice to not begin with Breath of the Wild, the launch title for the console.