It’s a pretty feature-rich app with considerably granular controls. That way you can ensure that your kids can’t just continue playing after the set time limit is over. You will get notified when the time limit is over and you can even set apps to suspend once the time limit expires. That’s it, you’ve successfully set up parental controls to limit game time on your Nintendo Switch. Use Parental Controls to Set Time Limits on Nintendo Switch Then tap the ‘tick mark’ button on the bottom-right of the screen to save your changes. Scroll down and enable the toggle next to ‘Suspend Software’.
Fortunately, you can set apps to suspend once the time limit is reached. That’s not enough to stop kids (or myself, for that matter) from ignoring the alarm and just continue gaming. Setting time limits is good, but what good is it if you reach the time limit and you simply get a notification for it.
Once done, just tap on the ‘tick mark’ icon on the bottom right of the screen.For example, I’m setting 4 hours for Saturdays so I can spend the weekend playing a lot more games than I normally would. You can now select any day and set up a time limit for that particular day. Enable the toggle next to ‘Set Days Individually’.In the Switch Parental Controls App tap on ‘Console Settings’ and then tap on ‘Play-Time Limit’.This way, you can ensure that your kids don’t play too much during school days, while also allowing them to get their game on at the weekend. If you don’t want to set a strict time limit that just blindly applies to every day of the week, you can actually set up time limits on a per-day basis as well. You can set up a restriction level for your child in order to ensure they are not exposed to mature content, and even disallow them from communicating with others in-game. The Parental Controls app also lets you add more restrictions. At this point, you have successfully set time limits on Nintendo Switch.
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