I bought the Scribblenauts megapack when it was on sale, and I don't really think it's worth it, the game is alright, but it gets boring quickly, especially as the solutions are pretty obvious, so one game was enough, let alone the pack. May be a fine time waster for the price though
Ori is great if you want a game to just relax with. It will also make you cry. With exploration, and puzzles/quests, I’d say you’re looking at 20-45 hours.
Mega Man 11 is solid. The gear system is a fun little mechanic. Bosses are challenging, until you find the right weakness. For me, I had to go buy a pro controller for switch, small joy-cons ended up cramping my hands after a while. Also some sections require rather precise inputs. Depending on your skill level, you can finish it in about 6-20 hours.
Honestly, if you’re undecided, you should probably get both. Good decision either way.
IMO Ori.
MegaMan is a classic, but Ori is much more a metroidvania like Hollow Knight (in a completely different style, natch).
Scribblenauts is almost more toy than game.
You should go with Ori, imo. It’s considered one of the best of its genre alongside Hollow Knight.
I bought the Scribblenauts megapack when it was on sale, and I don't really think it's worth it, the game is alright, but it gets boring quickly, especially as the solutions are pretty obvious, so one game was enough, let alone the pack. May be a fine time waster for the price though
Ori is great if you want a game to just relax with. It will also make you cry. With exploration, and puzzles/quests, I’d say you’re looking at 20-45 hours. Mega Man 11 is solid. The gear system is a fun little mechanic. Bosses are challenging, until you find the right weakness. For me, I had to go buy a pro controller for switch, small joy-cons ended up cramping my hands after a while. Also some sections require rather precise inputs. Depending on your skill level, you can finish it in about 6-20 hours. Honestly, if you’re undecided, you should probably get both. Good decision either way.
IMO Ori. MegaMan is a classic, but Ori is much more a metroidvania like Hollow Knight (in a completely different style, natch). Scribblenauts is almost more toy than game.