We’ve updated this article with fresh new examples of games that your kids might enjoy for this console.
Pikunikufollows colorful characters who are living in a cute little dystopia.
This title manages to balance adult fans with younger ones through a whimsical energy no one can resist.
The geese can honk at locals, steal their phones, and generally cause (very fun) mayhem.
Star Wars Episode I Racerunderstood us.
It allows the player to podrace themselves!
It originally released in 1999, but earnedan HD remaster in 2020.
Of course, you could always skip the hard part and just use Creative Mode.
Officially, Disney Dreamlight Valley is in early access.
If you’re the right age, you’ll remember it from your own classrooms.
Thankfully, this updated version is not so painful.
That’s exactly what you do in this game!
you could even play online or local co-op and tag-team the very worst of the worst jobs.
The gameplay consists ofcatching the adorable creatures (the Bugsnax) who are half-snack and half-bug!
There’s enough here to keep any kid occupied.
In addition,it has a good lesson to teach about failure for kids and adults alike.
The humor in this game is top-notch, for sure.
You’ll wish you could experience it for the first time again!
It’s a game whereyou play as an extreme downhill cyclist handling unbelievable tracks and obstacles.
Tunic
Tunicisan adorable top-down action-adventure puzzle game about a fox travelling through its forest.
Minecraft Dungeons
Most kids who are able to play video games in the west have playedMinecraft.
If the kid you know hasn’t, then that’s a great idea for them!
If they have, then why not try outMinecraft Dungeons?
They’re both platforming roguelike games, which meansthe player adventures through procedurally generated levels.
Your goal is to collect as much treasure as possible!
This game distinguishes it from the first one with new level types (including the Moon!
), a home base camp that grows as you play, special mysteries to solve, and more!
It’s best described as a puzzle platformer.
They can board and/or sink your ship to take you down, stealing your loot for themselves!
Their hard work paid off, creating a game that’s as fun as it is stunning and stylistic.
Fair warning: we don’t recommend this game for kids with entomophobia or arachnophobia.
The protagonists of Grounded are four teenagers who have disappeared - or have they?
It’s up to you to discover what’s really going on.
Plus, you could always introduce them to the first game, too.
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