Customers commend Minecraft: Nintendo Switch Edition for its engaging gameplay, ease of use, and creative building opportunities, making it a fun and enjoyable experience for players of all ages. The game's affordability is also frequently praised. While some users mention challenges with controls and occasional performance issues, many find these minor drawbacks do not detract significantly from the overall positive experience.
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Fun to play
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Fun to play for both adults or young ones. Lots of fun time with the kid.
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Honestly, it's Minecraft, I can't complain alot. It's a great experience for those that have never played it and a great portable game for the switch. I bought this game for my sister last Christmas, being the first and only game she owned for the switch, she played it a ton. She knew what Minecraft was, but never actually owned her own copy before, and quickly hopped on the Minecraft hype train that has been slowly rising this year.
Before I knew it, it sucked me in too and I bought it for Windows 10, this being my first time owning Minecraft as well. Its really good personal fun, building silly things, fighting in survival. When you get down to it, it's simple, and easy to pick up.
The real meat for me though was the multiplayer, once you set up a Microsoft account, it really is seamless to play with any other platform. Friend someone through Xbox live, and you can see them in game and join anytime. Me and my sister have a huge world we've been building for some time, and is definitely the best multiplayer experience iv had that isn't a Nintendo party game.
If your on the fence, try it. It goes on sale alot, and on other platforms it's even cheaper. It's amazing when it's portable, and the mashup packs included here can be pretty fun too.
A+
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My son got hooked and loves this game. He even watches videos of how others play on youtube. It has different modes with zombies or creative mode where you build everything. Walking was a bit annoying as it seems inverted but i guess you can get used to it. Yea i looked at settings to fix it but still couldn’t get it to work. Overall good game if you have patience and time.
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This game is pretty fun, and it's not too difficult. But occasionally, there are points in which the button prompts pass too quickly and it's easy to die. This wouldn't be a big deal if you re-started relatively close to the point at which you died, but unfortunately the checkpoints in this game are incredibly far apart. When I would die, I would often have to sit through the last ten minutes or more of the game to get back to where I was.
For a game that is much more watching than playing, this is an extremely frustrating thing. There were times where I wanted to keep playing, but just couldn't stand to sit through a large portion of the game again that I had just sat through, in the hopes that I would get the button prompts correct when they flashed up there again when I FINALLY got back to the spot that I had died. Granted, most of the prompts in this game give a fair amount of time to react and are pretty forgiving, but certainly not all of them! And that's besides the point anyway. There is no reason that the game should set you back so far if you die, no matter how frequently or infrequently it happens. This killed it for my kids and almost killed it for me too. There were times I turned it off because I had zero desire to sit through the same ten or fifteen minutes for a third time in a row, and then I also had no motivation to turn it back on again later, knowing that was what was waiting for me. Overall, I like the game but again, I absolutely loathed that one thing about it, and despite my interest in other Telltale games, I won't be checking them out, as I assume they will be the same way.