Nintendo Switch has always had a supply of good games to play. It can boast a variety of games from various genres. Anyone who ever wishes to have a more robust library of games from different genres can find great games on this console.

With action-adventure, role-playing games, turn-based strategy titles, and insanely fun indie titles, Switch gamers can taste everything. Moreover, there are even games for those looking for GTA-style open-world sandbox titles.

So here we list the Top 5 Open world games on Nintendo Switch!

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

It would be folly to introduce this game to any Nintendo Switch owners already well-versed in the world of Zelda. It is probably one of the most outstanding open-world titles ever made.

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This is the kind of game where you tell people, “The world is your playground,” cause it is. Explore, hunt, fly, cut trees, kill enemies, solve puzzles, hunt for secrets, and much more! And now that the sequel Tears of the Kingdom is very close to launching, it is the optimal time for every interested gamer to pick this one up.

Saints Row The Third

Volition developed this game as a more fun parody of GTA 4. The game was released three years late in 2011, yet it gave fans exactly what it promised, a more vibrant world to explore and more exciting gameplay.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, Everything That Collector’s Edition Gets You!

This is precisely what fans get when they buy this game for Nintendo Switch, all the DLCs, and Co-op mode. Hundreds of hours of fun in their palms!

Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

Bethesda launched this open-world western RPG in November of 2011. It offered its players the kind of freedom that was previously unheard of. The phrase “See that mountain? You can climb it” by Todd Howard was mainly proven true.

Players could go anywhere, do anything, steal cheese wheels, wine, and weapons, and just sell them back and make a living out of it. Players could abandon the main quest if they wanted and live a quiet life in the cold mountains of Skyrim.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

This game came as a surprise when it launched in 2015. Fans even called it an evolution of Skyrim. And in many aspects, it was true, but false in others. The game had a better story, a better side quest structure, and side quests tied into the main story.

It offered a beautiful and vast open world and better combat mechanics. What it did not give players was the freedom to just be themselves. Fans had to go back to the main quest eventually.

This game on Nintendo Switch was no short of a miracle either, no one ever expected such a graphically impressive game to run this well on Switch, yet it does, and its feature complete.

Monster Hunter

Ever wanted to be a hunter? Not the kind who kills wildlife out of frustration from the world, but the kind that kills fictional enemies and earns praise for it. That’s exactly what this game allows you to do.

Kill a monster, build better gear from its skin and bones, move on to a more complex monster, rinse, and repeat. The explanation for this game cannot be more straightforward than this. Kill mammoth creatures and become legendary hunters.

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