The Nintendo Switch Lite is a budget-friendly alternative to the standard Nintendo Switch (and upcoming Switch OLED) for those who are looking for a handheld-only device. For gamers who plan to primarily play their Nintendo Switch in handheld mode, the Switch Lite is an ideal option that has a smaller, more portable form factor. Plus, the vast majority of Switch games run well in handheld mode. That said, a small selection of Switch games weren't designed with the Switch Lite in mind. If you're thinking about buying a Nintendo Switch Lite, we've rounded up a list of Switch games that don't work on Switch Lite, or, at the very least, aren't necessarily practical for the handheld-only console.
As you'll notice below, compatibility issues can sometimes be fixed with additional accessories like Joy-Cons and a stand to prop up your Switch Lite. While playable doesn't always mean a game works well on Switch Lite, it's definitely worth picking up Joy-Cons and a stand to open up tabletop mode.
Nintendo Labo
Nintendo Labo, the wacky but pretty cool experience that lets you make interactive toys out of cardboard, isn't fully compatible with Switch Lite. You can use the Switch Lite's display to help you construct the Toy-Con builds, but many of the actual toys you create won't work with the Switch Lite. This is because some of the builds require you to slot the Switch--sans Joy-Con--into a dedicated compartment. The Switch Lite doesn't have detachable Joy-Cons, so builds like the Toy-Con house simply don't work. You'l have the same issue with Labo VR Goggles. Labo just also isn't practical for Switch Lite in general. Detachable Joy-Cons are required to make each toy interactive, and even ones that feasibly work on Switch Lite (like the Robot kit) aren't exactly great on the Switch Lite's 5.5-inch display (the Switch has a 6.2-inch display, and the Switch OLED has a 7-inch screen).
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