Nintendo Switch: Get over 1,000 games cheaply now in the Showdown Sale
Nintendo eShop has launched the big showdown sale with over 1,000 multiplayer games for Nintendo Switch.
The Nintendo eShop launched the big Showdown Sale today. In this you get up to 80 percent discount on more than 1,000 games for Nintendo Switch. These are mainly games with multiplayer mode, both locally and online. But many of them also have an extensive single-player mode. The campaign runs until August 14th. In this article we present ten highlights, the complete list of offers can be found here:
Nintendo eShop Showdown Sale: More than 1,000 games for Nintendo Switch on sale
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Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury – Why you should definitely catch up on the co-op platformer on the switch
For the first time ever, Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury is available cheaper on Nintendo eShop. Originally released for Wii U, Jump&Run is available in a graphically improved version for Nintendo Switch, which now includes online multiplayer in addition to local co-op. Completely new is the extensive extension Bowser’s Fury, which takes over graphics and some game mechanics from the main game, but otherwise could also be a completely separate game. In this Mario ends up on the Velvet Paw Coast, where he is supposed to put a stop to the crazy Bowser. Both the main game and the expansion are characterized by their excellent level design with many creative ideas.
Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury instead of €59.99 now for €39.99 in the Nintendo eShop
1:25
WarioWare: Get it Together – New collection of minigames revealed in the Switch trailer
Also WarioWare: Get it Together! you can get it cheaper in the Nintendo eShop for the first time. In the story campaign, game developer Wario and his friends are drawn into their own game and must complete numerous challenges to escape. Overall, we’ll prove ourselves either alone or in pairs in more than 200 whimsical microgames ranging from everyday tasks like squeezing out a tube of toothpaste to more challenging activities like assembling a robot. You can play as more than a dozen different characters with individual abilities. Wario himself uses his rocket backpack, for example.
WarioWare: Get it Together! instead of €49.99 now for €34.99 in the Nintendo eShop
4:46
Dragon Ball FighterZ – Anime brawler test video
The fighting game Dragon Ball FighterZ is a must for all fans of the template, if only because the look of the anime has been perfectly captured. This not only applies to characters and environments, but also to the effective staging of the fights. Dragon Ball FighterZ also has a lot to offer in terms of gameplay. In addition to the usual combos and special abilities, the tag teams provide depth: In order to counter enemy attacks perfectly, we always have to switch to the right fighter at the right moment. As usual in fighting games, the heart of the game is the multiplayer duels. In addition, a solo campaign is also offered, in which we ourselves determine the path to the final boss fight on an overview map.
Dragon Ball FighterZ instead of €59.99 now for €8.99 in the Nintendo eShop
1:32
Minecraft Dungeons – Block Diablo in the trailer
Minecraft Dungeons takes over the building block look of the original, but has little to do with it in terms of gameplay. It’s an action role-playing game in the style of Diablo. So we slaughter our way through masses of monsters and collect loot. What sets Minecraft Dungeons apart from the competition is its unusual progression system, which relies on enchantment points for our gear, and its varied locations. Alone or in co-op with up to three companions, we explore dark mines, poisonous swamps and temples in the desert. The Ultimate Edition includes all six DLCs and other additional in-game items.
Minecraft Dungeons Ultimate Edition instead of €39.99 now for €29.99 in the Nintendo eShop
6:50
Yoshi’s Crafted World – Test video: A lovingly crafted Jump&Run
Yoshi’s Crafted World catches the eye at first glance with its cute look in the style of a diorama. Our task is to collect the shards of a dream-fulfilling artifact destroyed by Baby Bowser. In addition, the Jump&Run sends us through varied areas ranging from forests, deserts and ice landscapes to a fairytale and a ninja world. Either you go on the journey alone or you pass a Joy-Con on and play in pairs. By the way, compared to many other classic Jump&Runs, Yoshi’s Crafted World is quite relaxed. There are no stressful time limits and there are hardly any hard spots where you could break your teeth.
Yoshi’s Crafted World instead of €59.99 now for €39.99 in the Nintendo eShop
In Go Vacation we compete in mini-games with holiday feeling.
Go Vacation is the ideal vacation replacement for anyone who has to stay at home this summer. Here we travel to the versatile island of Kawawii, which with its four different regions offers everything a vacationer’s heart desires, from sunny sandy beaches to cool winter sports. For example, with the help of a beach buggy or on horseback, we explore the islands and compete in various mini-games, either alone or in local co-op with up to four players. There is more than enough variety, with a total of 50 activities to choose from, such as beach volleyball, surfing or skydiving. Due to the shortness of the rounds, Go Vacation is also a very good game for in between.
Go Vacation instead of €49.99 now for €34.99 in the Nintendo eShop
14:10
What is… Crypt of the NecroDancer? – Preview video: Rhythm Chess – Game of the Year?
Crypt of the NecroDancer is an unusual mixture of dungeon crawler, roguelike and rhythm game. In order to save our souls, we enter the crypt of the dancing necromancer alone or in co-op with two and confront his minions. The special thing about it is that both we and the monsters can only move to the beat of the music. The creative game principle takes a little getting used to at first, but it’s all the more fun once you’ve internalized the rhythm and fight your way through the dungeon like a well-choreographed dance. In addition to the main game, the Nintendo Switch Edition also includes the Amplified DLC.
Crypt of the NecroDancer: Nintendo Switch Edition instead of €19.99 now for €3.99 in the Nintendo eShop
5:48
51 Worldwide Games – Trailer presents all 51 games in fast forward
51 Worldwide Games is a collection of 51 board and parlor games. These include classic puzzles such as chess, Halma and backgammon, but also games that are more based on skill, such as darts, bowling or air hockey. In case you’re not familiar with the rules, each game has a quick and easy tutorial. You can compete locally as well as play online multiplayer against the rest of the world. If you don’t feel like it right now, you can also compete with the AI or delve into single-player games like solitaire. By the way: In the Nintendo eShop you will find a free demo with the games Domino, Row of Four, President and Race Track.
51 Worldwide Games instead of €39.99 now for €27.99 in the Nintendo eShop
6:15
Divinity: Original Sin 2 – Test Video: A MUST for RPG fans!
Divinity: Original Sin 2 is the right choice for anyone who wants to immerse themselves in an extensive, classic role-playing game for a long time. With a group of heroes we roam a fantasy world and experience a complex story, the course of which we influence through our decisions. A highlight are the turn-based battles, which offer a tactical depth that is rarely found due to the multitude of different skills and enemy types. If you don’t want to take control of all members of your party alone in single player, you can embark on the epic adventure together in online co-op.
Divinity: Original Sin 2 – Definitive Edition instead of €49.99 now for €24.99 in the Nintendo eShop
Party Golf is a basically simple, yet amazingly diverse party game.
Party Golf is anything but a realistic golf simulation. Here everyone is trying to get the ball into the hole at the same time, and balls can collide in the air. There are also power ups and items that we can use to gain an advantage and sabotage opponents. The more than 100 different modes bring plenty of variety to the simple gameplay. In addition, the 2D levels are generated procedurally, so that no game is like the one before. Typically, Party Golf is played with four players, with the AI stepping in if you don’t have enough players. But you can also compete against each other in local multiplayer in groups of eight if you have that many Joy-Con controllers.
Party Golf instead of €14.99 now for €1.49 in the Nintendo eShop
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