And so it's getting harder and harder to pick and choose the ones that are actually worth buying. That is exactly why I make these videos. I have made 10 of these so far. This is number 11. So let's go ahead and look at these 10 eShop games. If you don't see one that you really love then check those other lists and if it's still not there let me know down below because maybe it'll make the next list. Oh and spoiler alert, one of the games on this list is probably my favorite eShop game so far. I love the first game on this list and I've already sunk a lot of time into it and that's Everspace. The best way I can describe Everspace is imagine taking all the fantastic space combat mechanics from a game like Starlink then take the randomly generated nature of a game kinda like Enter the Gungeon and lastly take the upgrading system from a game like Dead Cells.  Everspace spits you out into randomly generated areas of the universe. Each area may contain enemy ships, story elements, collectibles, materials to mine, stations to upgrade your ship and so much more. Once you feel you have completely explored an area or maybe when that area has become a little too hot to handle, thanks to all the enemy ship dudes trying to end your playthrough earlier than you would like, hyperdrive your way out of there into another area of the galaxy, continue exploring, shooting and progressing your way through the utterly beautiful and yet extremely challenging universe Everspace has built for you. And see just how far you can make it. Then assuming you don't make it and trust me, yeah won't, this game is brutally difficult.  Then jump back into an entirely new universe and try again. It has that same addicting nature that Dead Cells has and it just looks great. Swapping out our spaceship for a submarine, let's take a dive into Abzu, see what I did there? Recently, some of you might remember, I made a video all about indie games I would love to see come to the Switch, and uh, I'm not saying that it was my doing, but literally the next day Abzu was announced, and while I'm still waiting for the rest of my list to come to the Switch, in the meantime we can still play Abzu. Typically in video games, the underwater levels are the absolute worst, it's hard to even say that sentence without getting hardcore flashbacks to the water temple and Ocarina of Time.  However, Abzu takes place completely underwater and manages to be an absolute joy to play from start to finish, and in large part that's really thanks to there being no threat of running out of air or ever being eaten by a shark. Rather, there is no danger to be found in the waters of Abzu. You are left completely alone to explore the remarkably beautiful underwater world that this game has created. There is so much life to be found in the water, from massive scores of fish to huge freaking whales. The amount of dance life to be found surprised me when I was playing this game on Xbox and PlayStation 4 that the game didn't chug or slow down in frame rates at all.  The visuals coupled with the music and the exploration, this game feels like an underwater journey. This game is pretty short and with it being exploration focused with no real challenge on the way, for some of you it might not be worth the price tag but for me it's that exact open freedom that makes it an experience I wouldn't want to miss out on. There are quite a few games on this list fighting for best art direction but in my opinion I think my favorite has to be Forgotten Anne. This game is heavily story driven, focusing on the choices you make within the game and the effect those choices have. And it's really hard for me to talk too much about the story because it's full of so much mystery and intrigue and I don't want to ruin any of it. You play as Anne in The Forgotten World, a place where items that are lost in the real world appear as lifelike beings. The story is captivating leaving you with choices that will challenge what you perceive as right and wrong. Believe me you will do things you regret as you discover how everything plays out following the choices you make but it's the art style and animation that really stands out to me. The way Anne moves, the way she pulls levers, the way she just interacts with the world around her. There's something so charming about all of it, it makes me feel like I'm playing a fantastic anime, something like Spirited Away. It's a linear action platformer spliced with loads of puzzles but it isn't a very difficult game with the focus being on the fully voice acted story. As someone who loved The World of Forgotten Anne I feel like there is so much replay value here. If for nothing else just going back through and making different choices and seeing what would have happened instead. Ask me about Grim Fandango. I don't want people always asking me about Grim Fandango. Growing up with point and clicks there were a few that really defined the genre and I will always recommend others playing them if they never had the chance. Monkey Island being the main one and Grim Fandango being a close second. And lucky you whether you have played this masterpiece or not you can now jump into it on the switch in this new remastered version. The 3D graphics and hilarious story inspired by Day of the Dead are presented by LucasArts and still holds up today. Just like the original Monkey Island remasters you can switch between the old and new versions of the game and other than a few improved textures and lighting here and there it's really cool to see how much didn't even need to be changed. Oh and there's even a developer commentary track which has Tim Schaefer himself on it.  Really funny characters interesting locations and very difficult puzzles. Now for those that don't know how brutally difficult these old point and clicks used to be let me tell you when I played them as a young and I used to have a notepad and pen with me by my side at all times. That way I could keep track of the puzzles the items and just everything that was going on in the game because trust me this game will not hold your hand so if you're up for the challenge I recommend trying it out. This War of Mine is a game about war but you don't play as a soldier or any kind of military rather you play as the victims of war doing their best to survive day to day in a land torn apart. You create your own characters story by playing the game and the decisions you make along the way and those choices coupled with just the rest of the game it's just so dark and depressing. You start with a set of random survivors each with their own special skills. Utilizing these skills are key to your survival giving someone the wrong task might not only spell their end but your own as well however utilizing each character's skill correctly can help support your entire base of survivors. Collected items throughout the game can be used to create helpful objects like a bed for your characters to sleep on and again certain characters abilities can lead to them being able to craft bigger and better things. At nightfall you scavenge for supplies and it's always a delicate balance between who you take to scavenge and who you leave to rest or keep watch. And if you're lucky the place you scavenge will be abandoned and if it isn't you have to decide whether or not you want to steal from those that live there and that choice isn't always an easy one at the start of the game you'll probably find yourself not stealing from anyone but as the game goes on and your characters are starving or in immediate need for medical attention you might find yourself stealing from people who are probably in the exact same position that you are. So in these situations at what point do you start breaking your own moral code? This is a very in-depth and complex game and I wish I had more than just this little part of the video to flesh it out. It's not a game for the faint of heart even the art style while fantastic is just very depressing but even still it's another game that's just worth experiencing for yourself. At this point we've seen quite a few mobile games find pretty big success on the Switch but Super Brothers is such a wonderful adventure that really stands out to me as more than just a mobile game. Not to say that mobile games are inherently bad but none have really ever caught my eye like this one. Its gorgeous visuals are often referred to as pixel art but honestly I'm hesitant to actually call it that. To me it's an art style all to itself something I've never really seen before and yet Super Brothers has seemingly perfected its own original art style at the same time as creating it. I suppose you could say the art style is minimalistic but the more I look at every piece of scenery in this game the more and more details in the world are jumping out at me. The sound design and the music will also surprise you. It's incredibly eerie and just wonderful. Every sound in this game enhances the experience. The gameplay focuses on puzzles that you discover while exploring the world and paying attention to all those small details like maybe something in the reflection of the water doesn't actually exist on what it's reflecting. Paying attention to your surroundings is key to progressing through this world. There is also battles and these battles are as simplistic as a video game battle could possibly be. It just has you clicking on a sword or clicking on a shield and yet somehow it manages to even make these battles feel epic and satisfying. I can't believe this game was released half a decade ago on phones. It was truly ahead of its time. Oh man next we have The Gardens Between. Seriously if you're a fan of gorgeous fascinating unique and stunningly wonderful art styles in your video games this list is really for you. The Gardens Between is a time-bending puzzle game that has an art style I would pay to see made into a feature film.  And every island has a different theme each based on something from the character's past experiences. All of these islands end up looking really unique and cool focusing on things like music or TV or video games and so much more. But most interestingly the gameplay doesn't have you actually controlling or playing either of these characters. Instead you control time.  Guiding them around this way is how you complete puzzles and progress to the end of each level. In this way it kind of reminds me of a weird splice up between fez and braid but with a much more pleasant visual style. Not knocking on the way the other two games looked because they looked great I just love the way this one looks. Honestly I just wish the game was a little bit longer. I'm not sure if everyone will consider it worth the price tag but for me the game left a lasting impression it was well worth my money and if nothing else it's worth marveling on the art style. Nidhogg 2 is a game that I ummed an art about actually putting on the list. Do you guys remember that one game that essentially had two stick fighters with swords trying to stab each other? I had completely forgot that game existed until I saw this which is apparently its sequel. Weirdly it looks nothing like the original. I think I preferred the more simplistic art style rather than this frankly grotesque character design. I do like the new style as well though. Character designs aside the world and the background looks fantastic. And as I said I did have some mixed feelings about throwing the game on the list but I decided to for two reasons.  I would say it falls into that it's so bad it's good category.  And your goal is to reach the end of each level however it's also your opponent's goal to reach the other end of the level.  And that's truly where the funniness comes into play. Perfectly parrying your enemy's attack and delivering that killing blow is made that much more intense when it means you get to make up some extra ground towards the end of the level. That constant tug of war style back and forth can be exhilarating and as I said can lead to a lot of laughter as well as a ton of frustration. Next on the list is a game called Gris and I'm sorry I cannot get over how beautiful the games look today. I don't know how these developers create such unique and gorgeous worlds again and again. Love or hate the games on the list today you cannot deny we have seen some talented artists at work and Gris is no exception the entire game may as well be a series of radiant watercolor paintings. While platforming throughout the dazzling environments you will solve puzzles while being treated to a soothing soundtrack. Again this is yet another game I relate to journey with the focus being on the evocative experience free of stress or difficult challenges and instead leaving you to explore and interpret a new exciting world there is literally no way to die there is no dialogue no text no nothing other than your own existence and willingness to discover yet it's still incredibly engaging urging you to continue and marvel on more and more of the world abilities like shape-shifting your dress into a cube will allow you to manipulate the environment the platforming will also have you timing jumps but nothing will become too challenging or at all frustrating as to keep you enjoying the world in a calm state of mind for a game that has no written story it manages to tell one heck of a story the next game is the one that I said is probably my favorite game on the e-shop and that is transistor when I think of transistor the first thing that hits me is the music developed by super giant who also made one of my favorite games bastion they always go all out with the soundtracks for their video games in fact before I even played transistor for the first time I was already very familiar with its music I had already been listening to it on repeat the weeks leading up to playing next to the music it's the hand-drawn art style of transistor that steals my heart set in a futuristic dystopia the cyberpunk visuals are heavily inspired by classic anime every location is breathtaking every character design is unique and interesting and all of this before we even get to the brilliantly smart and engaging gameplay the game has to offer you play as a lounge singer named red who has had a voice stolen arms with a talking sword you set out on a mission to regain her voice the combat is extremely rewarding with the real fun being the ability to freeze time and strategically plan out your moves then once you restart time you get to watch the moves you selected either fail or succeed and that is a thoroughly addicting gameplay mechanic but don't worry you still need to apply quick real-time reactions throughout the combat which combine strategy and action gameplay in a perfect way and the depth of the game grows when it comes to unlocking abilities each of which can be used passively actively or used to augment the strength of another skill transistor has so much to offer and I absolutely adored this game I cannot recommend it enough along with all of super giants games there's a new one coming as well called Hades and I can't wait for it and so that is another 10 e-shop games worth buying I would love to know your favorite so let me know down below and while you're down there make sure you have all over that subscribe button click or tap on this video right here I'm gonna go ahead and link the entire playlist of these videos so you can go through and find more games worth buying on the e-shop merchant video game giveaways as always down below now I'm gonna go back to playing smash


Hey everyone welcome back to another XOZeroz video so today we're going to summon for Black FC Jin but before that if you want an updated XOZeroz content please hit that subscribe button down below. Okay guys here we go so the reason why I'm actually summoning for Black FC Jin you're telling me Warden don't summon don't bother yourself but again I wanted to test his kit. I was kind of intrigued by his passives probably a different perspective on using FC Jin and I have a feeling that I might be able to use this FC the future so again guys I'm just going to test him out first he's a Black Fate core of course and usually we do get copies of Black Fate cores but for this one just only one copy is what I need so hopefully I could summon him now and exit early so that I could probably test him give you feedback on how to use him so what what what further ado let's start with the summoning session so let's have one multi-pool first so let's have it a skip on the door I haven't done that many summoning sessions actually so so basically I have it I have it oh here's one on the first one so if I get him here I really got him here I'm sorry that's it that's it guys that's all folks on the first one okay so do I do I continue let's see let's see why God first okay the first pool so is it worth for me to continue I'm not sure at this point I'm actually speechless I don't know what to do anymore so let's probably hmm let's go over his kit one more time let's go over his kit because I think this is very underwhelming and not even a thrill in terms of the summoning I only needed one again guys I don't want to recruit more because I need I need to save up zest for the next gold banner as well but again let's go and see his what they call this let's go and see his sorry his kit so where is he he's going to be here can't believe I got him in the in one pull so here is Jin so again let's take a look at his passive so for his passive again he has finishing blow course three attacks if an enemy takes damage and health drops to 10% or less and blah blah blah the rest I really have Jin at unleash potential full I just have to more or less make sure that his core memory is going to be good so life jacket is actually again this is just a short review of what he has in terms of passive because I'm interested in pulling this off life jacket even if an ally is affected by a debuff moves all removes all debuff from ally increase critical hit for all allies by 300 for 8 turns this is actually a very good utility skill especially for them their version of the summer units or they're not called the summer fiesta I think summer paradise is what we call them but anyway next is your imitate dive grand stealth so yes stealth for two turns so he can't he actually I think has higher dodge for this one and increases on attack for 10% for each mana on self upon reviving okay so again this this reviving portion there are two people or there are two heroes that can help him with this one so you have legger because he is with as she is with a story she public I'm actually building her as well but primarily she can be used with Luna paired with Luna of course but again if you don't have Luna and if you have legger this can be triggered by legger so this is actually good as well increases on attack after he was revived then the last one which is actually very good which I'm keen on pairing him with Junai so surfing it's a debuff when an ally besides self attacks a charmed enemy attacks one of the targets together and decreases the attacks the targets attack speed by 30 so this one this is very utility and again with your with my jenai that has been increased in terms of charm this will actually be very interesting to pull off this is actually situational again but again most of the heroes that are affected by charm is mostly on the front row the back row is usually not affected but again this is this is very good because attack speed influences the turns that a hero has so again for my for my jenai I just want to show you guys I already have built up my jenai and her attack is actually at 9,779 and for a storage republic signature force I'm already down to the last what they call this the last one the last slot for signature force for a story so let's just take a look at it just a quick bit so here so more or less this is it I'm just waiting for a copy of of jenai to put here but again for FC Jin to be able to function well especially competitive for PVP sorry not that one fate core his core memory has to be has to be what they call this has to be on the fives so do I have a friend here who was fives and knows only three so again so there you have it so again you have to work on your core memory for FC Jin to be competitive so again signature force and core memory is crucial so far I have a lot of people here who got him but again at this point probably at the end of the week I might decide to pull for him additional copies but as of now guys I'm pretty much happy to get at least a one done for him I'm sorry I didn't showcase that much of FC Jin but rest assured guys in my other future videos you will I'll do other summon videos especially for gold fated units anyway guys if you have reached the end of this short video please consider subscribing also please click the bell icon put a like to this video and thank you guys stay safe this is the warden and I'm out of here