#7
A Hat in Time brings classic 3D platforming into co-op, letting a partner help with exploration, collectibles, and light combat. The creativity per level feels distinctly indie, and its playful tone makes it easy to share. It doesn’t climb higher because the Switch port can be uneven in dense scenes and it lacks online support, reducing flexibility. Still, the campaign’s modular structure suits short sessions, and cooperative scavenger-hunting is a natural fit. For pairs who want a whimsical, hands-on adventure without extreme difficulty, this is a strong pick on Switch.