Rasheed

I didn't even realize that the cast of E33 was mostly female until you pointed it out. Like, yeah it's obvious now that you point it out, but it's done naturally with excellent writing so it just seems to blend into the background. There's no token character whatsoever.

And I think that's what people are tired of. Stop making token, stereotypical characters for the sake of making the game diverse. Write diversity naturally into the game's story instead.

I think it took me about 20h to beat the game, but yeah I feel like we've barely scratched the surface (my wife and I play together because she's a better notetaker than me)

I play Switch primarily on the go, when I'm traveling. I normally play PS5 at home but if there's a switch exclusive then ofc I'll play at home.

Good list, BTW. I'd add Bury Me, My Love. It's a narrative experience that you play by texting. I don't know how it works on Switch, but at least on mobile this entails waiting in real time for a response from the game, which will surface itself as a message notification (from the game, of course). So by definition you kinda have to play it in short bursts (you can turn the wait time off, but I felt it more immersive)

I liked all the characters. Hulkenberg was funny because she's usually so serious but she also doubled as the comic relief because she's so awkward. I was a bit disappointed that before Junah joins the party, Hulkenberg was always so smitten with her, but after she joins, there's almost zero interaction. I thought it'd have been a nice touch of there were some overworld banter.