Do you have some money to burn through but aren’t sure what to buy? Or maybe you just want to find a way to play some Switch content for free. Either way, there are many demos to try out on your console. Our best list has options for everyone, whether you’re an athlete or a Wario fan.
Game Builder Garage
The game Game Builder Garage is a bit meta but still fun nonetheless. Enjoy making your own games and levels with ease. Building in this game is very user-friendly and is made to where anyone can jump in and get the hang of it in no time. Whether you make a racing game or a classic platformer, you’re bound to find something for yourself.
Fitness Boxing 2: Rythym and Exercise
This fitness game is a great choice for a demo since it lets you essentially try out the game with enough time to get a short workout in! Unlike the Ring Fit, this game is low-tech friendly, only requiring your joy-cons to play. Get in some comfy athletic clothing, start up your Switch, and get to boxing!
Miitopia
If you have ever wanted to play around with all the Miis you’ve spent time creating, look no further than Miitopia. You can further customize their styles, play around on virtual sets with friends, and do multiplayer video games. This demo choice is best for anyone who wants to try out a game with others also playing.
Monster Hunter Rise
The experience you get in Monster Hunter Rise is quintessential for anyone looking for an immersive action RPG. Not only is it a hit within the genre, but the game is also well known for its unique enemies and their designs. Fight all sorts of horrifyingly cool monsters across Kamura Village with your loyal dog, Palamute.
Metroid Dread
Metroid Dread is a part of a classic franchise that is sure to please gamers who like new or retro titles. Traverse across planet ZDR as the tough Samus, dodging enemies and getting entangled in action at every turn. The demo gives just enough of a peek to get you hooked on this action-adventure video game.
Bravely Default II
This fantasy game provides a breath of fresh air in a Nintendo world that is often wild and bright. The calming sketched art style and smooth mechanics make for a pleasant gaming experience to try out. Since the action in Bravely Default II is turn-based, there’s no pressure to hurry along with the gameplay.
WarioWare: Get It Together!
If you often can’t decide what you want to play, WarioWare: Get It Together! is a perfect choice. Choose amongst dozens of microgames that provide endless entertainment. All minigames packed within the larger video game are zany and fast-paced. Choose amongst a variety of characters to be your avatar in this chaotic world.
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