How is performance on switch?

[vic_viperman]

Specifically the framerate? The switch is so underpowered (but still a good system all things considered) that I find it struggles with even basic looking games like Minecraft dungeons for example. So I usually check on performance before I buy anything on switch.

I would buy this for PC, but there's no controller support. :(

[Jigglepin]

IMO i think games like these are easier on PC with a mouse and keyboard. dont get me wrong controllers are good for some games, id say more like driving games etc, and games obviously made straight to console ( not ported over ) work well because they are made for controllers. i couldnt imagine playing a game like call of duty with a mouse and keyboard, i find a controller way more comfortable IMO

games like this are made for pc so theyre specifically made for a mouse and keyboard which i find is easier, as you dont get the same 'feel' of an analog stick than what you do with a mouse, when building and doing the tasks required in game, but again thats just IMO

[Who Want Blood]

i have both PC version and Switch version, heres my notes, PC is far superior control style, my switch suffers a little from joycon drift so placing items can be a bit harsh. Some items cannot be places off the grid, whereas in the pc version it can, for example doors, which may impact some room layouts. frame rate wise its good, but once you hit bigger hospitals like grockle bay and sweaty palms frame rate does seem to stutter a fair amount, to the point where ive had to close and reload the game. game speed on the "fast" setting seems slower than the PC version, whether thats intended due to slower moving of the camera or not its a little dull to sit there and watch while you wait for certain things, personally would love a "ludicrous speed" of 2x fast version.

Overall you get the same experience, but performance is slightly impacted due to how different the device is compared to the PC.

[vic_viperman]

Ty. I guess PC version it is with switch version to buy later down the road.