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Been playing this game called Tinykin after Nitrorad gave it a good review. It's like Pikmin, where you lead a squad of small creatures around, they come in different colors to signify different abilities, and there are large objects that you'll need a certain amount of lifters to carry around.

It takes place in a human house, except you're shrunk down to the size of an insect and you have these other talking insects around that have built a whole society within. The central goal is to gather pieces of some contraption they've been curious about, except this thing is just made out of household junk that doesn't even have any electronic components in it, so who knows what they intend to do with it.

It also raises the question of where the other humans are and why we're shrunk down. We come from what I think was some kind of space station, so we should be normal sized. It's a nice take on the whole thing of "alien culture confused at what these ordinary human things do".

Only real issue is that there doesn't seem to be anything to help you track down missing items. If you accomplish all the tasks and are still missing some things, tough luck, get to scrounging. Still, I recommend it.

Also, I just looked through the new Switch releases just now and found something called Sakura Neko Calculator. It's just a calculator with a barely-animated scantily-clad catgirl on it. No idea why anyone would buy that. Not only are there untold millions of catgirls online for free, but it's rated T, so she'll never bust out the goods. Plus, if you're doing math that complicated, she's only gonna distract you.