What are you playing on your Switch 2: Play Harder

I originally played on One X, have tried the cloud version and seemed good but have picked up the Ultimate Edition for Series X which has RT and it looks real nice.

To be fair I enjoyed the first few hours, if it stopped after that nothing would've been lost though.

Ray tracing chat in the 'What are you playing on your Switch' thread is the worst thing to happen in 2021 so far.

There's a 'big eShop sale' on at the moment that had basically no discounts on my wishlist, but I did pick up The Touryst at 30% off which has been sitting there for ages. It's... interesting. It's by Shin'en, the Fast Racing folks, so I wasn't entirely surprised when the first island felt a bit 'style over substance'. The next one might be better though. Anybody else playing anything from the sale? (I realise this could go in one of three threads.)

Not playing any of them as yet but I picked up Huntdown, Lonely Mountains: Downhill & Nowhere Prophet.

I bought Huntdown the other day as well - keen to read your thoughts. 

I thought I'd be playing Capcom Arcade Stadium right now, but to be honest I've sort of exhausted myself on retro games. They're all I've been playing since I finished with Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity three months ago. I'm in the mood for something new and modern. Granted, Huntdown isn't that game, but any suggestions what could be?

I've got 36 games in my wish list that are on sale, I will have a wee look but likely be playing Persona 5S and Bravely Default II now, along with Ryza 2 especially if I'm using the Switch #yearoftheswitch

Lonely Mountains is great, decent example of Game Pass as I wouldn't have played and from what I hear it's done well due to the word of mouth.

On the other hand would have bought Spiritfarer which I've barely played, so handy was in Game Pass.

The first few hours of Spiritfarer are excellent but it declines into mediocrity after that.

Exactly but if I payed £25 for it, would I have stuck with it?

I've pretty much dropped Spiritfarer. I loved the art style, but found the actual gameplay a bit stressful. I'm not one for resource management games.

I don't think I'd dare recommend Cappa much, since our tastes are very different. Maybe Creaks if he/you fancies a slower-side puzzler? Oh, and What The Golf? which I'd basically recommend to anyone, even if (in fact, especially if) they don't like golf.

@The Cappuccino Kid wrote:

I bought Huntdown the other day as well - keen to read your thoughts. 

Unless I end up dropping more games from my current play list then you might get around to it before I do.

I used some of my gold points I had and got Roki from my Wishlist which I've heard very good things about