10 Best Nintendo Switch Games To Play Over The Holidays
During the holiday season, the Nintendo Switch has a large assortment of video games to help players indulge in the festive spirit. Whether playing on the go during holiday travels, or using the system in docked mode to play on the television while enjoying some snacks and cocoa, its versatility as a console is undeniable. The game catalog it offers can make this even better, with numerous relaxing and family-friendly games to choose from that offer a special feeling for the season, even in their virtual worlds.
The Nintendo Switch is no stranger to cozy and relaxing games for people of all ages to unwind to. Though many games may offer some small type of event recognizing the holiday season, others take things a step further by either having incredible in-game celebrations, or even focusing the entire story of the game on Christmas or other holidays. These experiences can add to the spirit and feeling that permeates much of the world during this time of year, and help to set the season apart as unique from other months.
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is a relaxing life simulation similar in ways to that lets players take on the role of a young Spirit Scout who is tasked with helping out the local ghosts while camping on an island. While it is not specifically a holiday game, because its in-game clock runs in real time, if it's the holidays in the real world, then it is also time to celebrate in the game.
Each year has a Winter Festival event that runs from December 20 to January 23 which features seasonal decorations, clothing, and lots of snowfolk to meet. Every day, snow piles will spawn where players can get snowballs that can be used to make snow sculptures or have snowball fights with imps. Players can also craft gifts like fruitcake to gift to the bears for festival rewards. Plus, since is a game that has much more than just the Winter Festival, players can keep enjoying it long after the holidays are over.
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