>Shovel Knight
Very good choice. You can unlock more content with the Shovel Knight Amiibos if you have them, and honestly? It’s pretty fun to mess around with, but i don’t know if everyone’s gonna wanna pay 14 dollars a piece for each campaign, so if you’re not sure, stay away.
If you haven’t played Bayonetta and are willing to invest some time in it, I’d recommend buying the first one. If you like it, you get a discount on the sequel.
Despite the memes, I actually would recommend BotW. It’s definitely different from other Zelda games, but it’s a fun experience nonetheless.
I’m one of those weirdos who prefers playing roguelikes in the vein of the Binding of Isaac with controller controls, so I’d recommend Enter the Gungeon since it’s a good game to take on the go. It’s a bit of a time sink though, as getting the best ending for one character takes a bit of time. You won’t have to reset the game or anything, but it takes a while before you’re told what exactly you have to do.
The Phoenix Wright trilogy is there. It’s basically a puzzle game/light novel, so if those aren’t your forte, I’d advise against it. However, if you’re REALLY unsure, I suggest watching the first case. It’s not the same as playing it for yourself, but if it looks interesting to you, go for it.
Do you like fighting games? What about semi-obscure anime fighting games? If so, try BlazBlue Cross Tag Battle. It’s a crossover between BlazBlue, Under Night In Birth, Persona 4 Ultimax Arena, and RWBY of all things. More fighting games are crossing over, too, so look out for that. Arcana Heart, for example, recently got revealed, with more on the way.
Skullgirls will also be there soon. It plays sort of like Mahvel if you’re interested.
Cuphead will be on Switch soon. If you haven’t played it yet, you definitely should.
All I can think of