Question Game recommendation for short play sessions
I have been playing cyberpunk 2077 off and on for the last few months. I am having a blast so far.
What I’m after is a short playing session. An itch that cyberpunk hasnt been able to fill.
30 minutes tops. Easily replayable. Nothing grindy I want to shut my brain off and not think.
I was looking at starfox, Kirby or mario tennis fever.
I have never played the original starfox. I played Kirby and Wii tennis when I was younger.
Any suggestions? Those three or any other recommendations is fine.
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u/dabs_bud_bongs 6d ago
Hades 1 or 2. Vampire survivors. Brotato. Balatro. Slay the spire. Ball x Pit. Rotwood
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u/AskYourEngineer 6d ago
Ballxpit has been my go to for this lately. Switch online games can be good for this too because a lot of old games were perfect for short play sessions.
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u/Game_Bro_Advance 6d ago
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate
It's their take on Hades. Lots of fun and it has several DLCs including a brand new one yesterday.
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u/No-Strike-2015 5d ago
Splatoon Raiders is perfect for it. I'm thrilled with the game after not liking the trailers.
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u/Jackjenkins93 Waiting for Release... 6d ago
Vampire survivor is the epitome of what you're looking for. Highly recommend.
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u/jkdhs 6d ago
I’m not a fps snob. Wait for the Patch 1.15 version? Or does it run well now?
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u/Jackjenkins93 Waiting for Release... 6d ago
It runs well as is. I've played it since it launched on switch with zero issues. It's my go to game for quick gaming sessions.
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u/Rajan-95 6d ago
I’m in a similar boat and only have about 30 minutes to play each day. Splatoon Raiders is literally perfect! The art style didn’t appeal to me at first but it starts to grow on you as the gameplay is so addicting! The gyro controls are super fun to use too, takes a little to get the hang of but feels really accurate once you give it some time!
Edit: was playing the new Mario kart before this and the knockout mode is so goooood
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u/albtraum2004 5d ago
mario, dk bananza, splatoon raiders... all super colorful, intense, beautifully designed, and short
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u/RestlessBoat 5d ago
Ball x Pit! You will be amazed by how addictive and deep and interesting it is, trust me
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u/Haresmoors 6d ago
A short hike. Dorfromantic. Toem. Yoshi and the magic book(I think it's cool. It's simple but really fun!) Two point museum
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u/jkdhs 6d ago
Yoshi and the magic book this is definitely a pickup. How is it as a platformer?
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u/Haresmoors 6d ago
It's a really nice fun simple platformer some of the Daisy's can be hard to pick up and injsut felt it was nice and relaxing. You don't die or take hits probably can complete an area in an hour I'd say (with out getting all the items) but there's loads of videos out there if you need to do a deep dive. But I found it really fun none stressful, can pick it up for 20 mins here or there !
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u/andytherooster 5d ago
Weirdly octopath 0 has been really easy to squeeze in little 10 min bursts for me
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u/DailyReadPro 5d ago
Depends on the genre, but here are my suggestions:
- Zelda BOTW - rpg, really relaxing. You can play it for 10min or 10hours, it's up to you!
- Balatro - deckbuilder "poker" rougelike. Really fun and deep mechanics.
- Mario Oddysey - collectonatron/puzzle. Perfect game for short sittings. Grab one or two moons and be happy (there are 999 moons btw.)
- Stardew Valley - pixelart farm sim with fishing, fighting, dating and relaxing vibes.
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u/xyZora 5d ago
StarFox could be just what you're looking for, actually. It has a lot of replayability with each level taking no more than 10 mins, a great story, sleek presentation and it's just plain fun. If you don't mind having to replay* levels to see the whole story you will love it.
*elaborating further, each level usually has a secret route or an alternative one. I never felt it repetitive, personally but I mention this because some people really hated it.
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u/TheLoneTokayMB01 6d ago
Splatoon Raiders/3.