Nintendo Switch Cyber Deals: Get up to 90% off these games
Cyber offers have been running in Nintendo eShop since last week, with over 1000 deals for Nintendo Switch. We already have you at the start of the campaign some highlights presented, Today we are back with ten more top deals, on which there are discounts of up to 90 percent. The cyber offers run until November 30th. You can find the overview of all deals here:
Cyber deals in Nintendo eShop: Over 1000 deals for Nintendo Switch
9:03
Lashes in times of Corona – Hades came at the perfect time
The indie hit Hades is one of the greatest critics’ favorites in recent years. We play Zagreus, the son of the god Hades, who tries to escape the underworld and thus the domain of his father. Fortunately, we are supported by other gods who give us special abilities along the way. The gameplay consists of action-packed hack & slash battles from a top-down perspective, in which we take on loads of creatively designed monsters. Since this is a roguelike, we have to start over after death, but unlock new weapons and skills and also learn more and more about the amazingly complex background story.
Hades instead of € 24.99 for € 17.49 in the Nintendo eShop
4:14
Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive Edition – Gameplay-Trailer
The Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition is a graphically greatly improved and also content-wise new edition of the RPG hit originally published for the Wii. There is a new epilogue called “The Connected Future”, which extends the already enormous playing time of the original at around 100 hours. Apart from that, the RPG convinces with tactically demanding battles, complex and motivating progress mechanics and with its huge game world. The epic story is also captivating, which, roughly summarized, is about a long-smoldering conflict between humans and machine beings.
Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition instead of € 59.99 for € 39.99 in the Nintendo eShop
FIFA 22 offers the usual quality and lets you replay the current season.
With the FIFA 22 Legacy Edition you bring the best football leagues in the world with the latest clubs, players and jerseys to your Nintendo Switch. Compared to its predecessor, there are also a few new stages and graphic changes. Otherwise not much has changed, but you get the usual quality. All the features, modes and competitions known from the FIFA 21 Legacy Edition are back, including the UEFA Champions League, which was missing from the FIFA franchise just a few years ago. Of course, a career mode, various online modes and FIFA Ultimate Team are also included. As usual, the latter relies on in-game purchases.
FIFA 22 instead of € 39.99 for € 27.99 in the Nintendo eShop
1:06
Dark Souls: Remastered – announcement teaser for the revised new edition
You can get the technically improved remastered version of Dark Souls for half the price. The action role-playing game is characterized, among other things, by its atmospheric, gloomy art design, its mysterious game world and the nested levels in which you repeatedly come across surprises. However, Dark Souls became famous above all for its high level of difficulty. Be prepared to die many deaths and if necessary take down the same respawning enemies over and over again. Since you get to grips with the excellent combat system better and better over time and the character also gets stronger and stronger, you will eventually create the toughest opponent.
Dark Souls Remastered instead of € 39.99 for € 19.99 in the Nintendo eShop
7:26
Pikmin 3 – Test video for the bustling strategy game
Pikmin 3 Deluxe is the switch version of the game originally released for Wii U and offers not only technical improvements, but also a new co-op mode. The latter lets you experience the entire story campaign for two. Pikmin 3 Deluxe is a mixture of adventure, action and strategy game. Stranded on a strange planet, we command the Pikmin army, which are cute, colorful plant creatures. Depending on the color, these have different abilities and can, for example, fly or are fireproof, which we have to use wisely in both battles and puzzles. Incidentally, if you want to try out a game before buying, the Nintendo eShop has a free demo available.
Pikmin 3 Deluxe instead of € 59.99 for € 39.99 in the Nintendo eShop
There are many dangers lurking in the jungle of Green Hell.
Green Hell sends us alone into the jungle, where we not only have to fight with wild animals, but also with illnesses, hunger and psychological stress. At least we have a radio through which a mysterious voice keeps giving us tips and instructions. In terms of gameplay, the survival game offers a mix of action, exploration, resource gathering and crafting, as seen in other games in the genre. Due to its special realism, however, Green Hell sets itself apart from the competition. However, this also means that the struggle for survival in the jungle is particularly tough.
Green Hell instead of € 24.99 for € 6.24 in the Nintendo eShop
1:05
LEGO City Undercover trailer: Charming GTA clone finally available for Switch
While some of the LEGO games are more linear, LEGO City offers a large, open game world in the style of a GTA. However, we are not playing a criminal here, on the contrary, we are taking on the role of the policeman Chase McCain, who tries to bring the escaped inmate Rex Fury back to prison. We explore the 20 diverse districts of LEGO City and slip into various disguises. LEGO City Undercover also scores with the typical humor of the LEGO series, including many guest appearances by well-known characters. In contrast to older versions of the game, the Switch version offers a co-op mode.
LEGO City Undercover instead of € 59.99 for € 14.99 in the Nintendo eShop
3:54
Inside – test video: The new trick of the limbo makers
The gloomy puzzle platformer is 90 percent cheaper. Above all, it captivates with its oppressive atmosphere, which among other things it creates through the skillful play with light and shadow as well as through the mysterious story. Since the game completely dispenses with text, we have to figure it out ourselves to a certain extent from the images and sounds. We play a boy who seems to be on the run from the perpetrators of a totalitarian regime. We will later see firsthand what sinister plan this regime is pursuing … By the way, there is also a very similar predecessor Limbo Cheaper especially in the Nintendo eShop, namely for € 1.99 instead of € 9.99.
Inside instead of € 19.99 for € 1.99 in the Nintendo eShop
1:40
Unravel Two – Trailer shows continuation with co-op mode
In Unravel Two, as in the first part, we steer the cute ball of yarn Yarny through elaborate 2D levels with beautifully designed landscapes and backgrounds. This time, however, he is accompanied by a second ball of wool figure, which results in new mechanisms. For example, a ball of wool on the thread of the other can swing over an abyss. There is also now a co-op mode, but Unravel Two can still be played alone without any problems. As usual, the gameplay consists of jump & run passages and small puzzles and is not too demanding. Unravel Two aims at a more relaxed gaming experience in which the atmosphere is in the foreground.
Unravel Two instead of € 29.99 for € 5.09 in the Nintendo eShop
1:04
Dead Cells – Trailer zum Roguelike-Metroidvania
Dead Cells is a 2D action platformer with roguelike mechanics, which shines above all with its exciting battles. We have a multitude of different types of weapons at our disposal, with which we must make good use of the strengths and weaknesses of our opponents if we are to be successful. The levels, which are both visually and playfully very different, also provide variety. After death we have to start all over again, as is usual in the roguelike genre, but unlock new weapons and skills and thus always have the feeling that we have made at least a little bit of progress. Since the structure of the levels is generated randomly, no round is another.
Dead Cells instead of € 24.99 for € 14.99 in the Nintendo eShop
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