Summary

• Some of the most unique games on the Nintendo Switch come from indie developers with small budgets but big ideas.
• Play games like Kuukiyomi, My Friend Pedro, and Untitled Goose Game for quirky gameplay experiences you won't find elsewhere.
• Titles like Pikuniku and Space Warlord Organ Trading Simulator offer original storytelling and gameplay that stand out on the Switch.

The most interesting games you'll ever play often come not from the endless wallets of the triple-A game development scene, but from the little teams and their even little-er budgets, whose only choice is often to woo players with 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:unique gameplay ideas in lieu of being able to 🍷afford the best ༒graphics money can buy.

From games requiring you to put your Joy-Con in a 🧜roll of toilet paper to games that train you to handle social situations and everything in-between, these are the most unique indie games on that, in some cases, need to be seen to be believed.

6 Kuuk🅺iyomi: Consider It

Read The Room, Would You?

Translated directly from Japanese, 'kuukiyomi' means 'read the air' and basically boils down to being able to pick up on social cues. In other words: read the room. Why this delightfully quirky indie game isn't just called 'Read the Room' then, we don't know, but we do know that it's worth a try if you've never played it before.

The gameplay in Kuukiyomi consists of placing you in various daily situations and then requiring you to figure out, based on limited in-game context, what exactly to do to avoid being that guy. If you like games like WarioWare b✨ut want something a bit more unique, this is just the game for you. It also features a sidesplitting co-op mode, which comes highly recommended๊.

5 ൲ My Friend Pedro ꦫ

Blood, Bullets, And Bananas

This is a wild one, alright. For many of us, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:My Friend Pedro is that game we saw an ad for on Steam once, laughed at because it had the funny smiling banana on it, and then never thought about again. This is where we all owe My Friend Pedro an apology, because there's a lot more to this indie gem than just bananas. There's also cartoon violence.

If you aren't a fan of arcade level graphic content or games like Doom, My Friend Pedro might not be for you, but if you want your fix of action games and also want to be able to play as a banana, the originality and tone of My Friend Pedro is a wacky good time, and frankly, we haven't played anything else quite like it.

4 𝄹 🌠 Untitled Goose Game

Honk, Honk

Yes, a lot of players have already had their fun terrorizing the neighborhood as what else but a literal goose in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Untitled Goose Game on a variety of platforms, but it's worth noting that, even though Untitled Goose Game is relatively well known, it's still one of the most unique games available on the Switch, and one of its most enjoyable, too.

This is such a unique game, in fact, that it defies a name of any kind, being simply called: 'untitled'. Having played Untitled Goose Game, we can see why. There really are no words to describe the joy of tearing a society apart as one of nature's most inherently evil animals, and there are no words for how good it feels to do all of that anywhere, at anytime, on the Switch.

3 Pikuniku

Hey, It's Free Money

Pikuniku, interestingly enough, is most unique in terms of its visuals and written characterization, but that doesn't mean the game isn't all around interesting, or that it isn't one of the Switch's most original indie games. While they might seem 2D at first glance, Pikuniku's visuals are actually fully 3D rendered, and this allows the game to be delightfully creative with its world and characters.

168澳洲幸运5开奖网:A Metroidvania of sorts, Pikuniku sees you take on the role of the locally infamous 'monster' who will save the world from the terrors of free money, offered in exchange for all of the local populus's freshly grown crops. A unique take on a tried and true story, Pikuniku is an instant classic that is all its own. Oh, and you can play 'Take On Me' by honking at each other in the game's multiplayer racing levels.

2 Space Warlord Organ Trading Simulator ♔

No One Can Hear You Scream... Because They've Already Sold Your Lungs

If the name alone hasn't convinced you to give Space Warlord Organ Trading Simulator for the Nintendo Switch a shot, let us be the ones to reassure you that this incredibly inventive 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:business trading simulator is well worth the meager price ask⛎ed for it on the eShop. Trust us, you will nꦰot regret it.

True to its name, Space Warlord Organ Trading Simulator sees you take on the role of an organ trader in space, and while yes, that does mean it isn't a game for everyone, its multitude of endings and uniquely engaging setting and style present to those who do feel like giving an organ trading video game a try a real diamond in the rough.

1 No Paper!

Let 'er Roll

No Paper! is one of Japan's most interesting indie games, and unlike some other incredibly unique games out there, this one not only does well on Switch, but couldn't realistically be played on any other console. It requires you to put a Joy-Con into the center of a roll of toilet paper, and then place that toilet paper roll on a flat surface and roll it back and forth. The gyroscope in the controller handles the rest.

It goes without saying that there's not much else like No Paper! out there, so while it can be difficult to play without access ಌto the Japanese ꦰversion of the eShop, the very existence of a game like this and the wacky peripherals the game recommends to play it properly make it worthy of being called the most unique indie game on Switch, maybe the most unique game ever made. You can't cheat this system, either; it really does require you to use a roll of toilet paper to play.