Nintendo eShop: Huge sale started with over 1,000 offers for Nintendo Switch
There are now over 1,000 games for Nintendo Switch cheaper in the Nintendo eShop.
Nintendo eShop today launched a massive sale where you can get more than 1,000 Nintendo Switch games for less, including both big AAA hits and indie gems. The offers run until October 2nd. In this article we have selected ten highlights for you and will briefly present them to you. If you prefer to browse through the long list of deals yourself, you can find the complete overview here:
Sale in the Nintendo eShop: Over 1,000 games for Nintendo Switch on sale
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Diablo 2 Resurrected is as awesome as ever, but it could have been so much more!
Diablo 2 Resurrected is the remake of the mega hit that was first released twenty years ago and is still popular today. Graphically, the action role-playing game has been completely overhauled and brought up to the current state of the art, but of course the isometric perspective has been retained. The gameplay hasn’t changed much either: we still kill off tons of monsters, collect loot and experience points and level up. Diablo 2 owes its high long-term motivation mainly to the search for ever better weapons and the co-op mode. Because the add-on Lord of Destruction is included in addition to the main game, you can choose from seven character classes that play very differently.
Diablo 2 Resurrected instead of €39.99 now for €19.99 in the Nintendo eShop
3:54
Inside – Test video: The new coup of the limbo makers
The award-winning indie hit Inside comes from the same development studio as the legendary limbo and is very similar to this. Inside is another dark puzzle platformer in which we control a young boy through a hostile environment. This time it’s a big city, apparently ruled by a totalitarian regime, where the population is oppressed or even brainwashed. You have to piece together the details yourself from your own observations, because the story is created without words solely through the impressive images. The unique, black-and-white graphic style creates a dense, gloomy atmosphere through its skilful play with light and shadow.
INSIDE instead of €19.99 now for €1.99 in the Nintendo eShop
2:16
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot – Action RPG launch trailer takes us back to our childhood
Dragon Ball Z Kakarot is a must for all fans of the anime template. The action role-playing game lets you relive the entire story of the series, from the arrival of Raditz on Earth to the fight against Buu. In doing so, you visit almost every known location in the extensive areas and deliver spectacular boss fights that shine through detailed staging of the characters. The combat system is quite complex and takes some getting used to, but it’s all the more fun later on. Away from the fights, minigames provide variety in the approximately 40 hours of playtime. With the Ultimate Edition you get the Season Pass, which brings a whole new story into the game, in addition to other extras.
Dragon Ball Z Kakarot Ultimate Edition instead of €84.99 now for €42.49 in the Nintendo eShop
1:08
Cozy Grove trailer takes you to a relaxed ghost island
Cozy Grove is a cozy life simulation game with an unusual scenario: while camping on a haunted island, you should meet ghosts to help them find their way to the afterlife. To do this, you first have to get to know the individual story of each individual. The fact that it doesn’t get scary despite the dark theme is not least due to the hand-drawn graphics, which are both pretty and cute. You don’t only deal with ghosts, you also collect resources, take care of the expansion of your camp, beautify the environment or pursue various side activities such as fishing. Since Cozy Grove delivers new tasks every day, there is always something to do, even in the long run.
Cozy Grove instead of €13.99 now for €8.39 in the Nintendo eShop
1:30
The trailer for OlliOlli World takes you all the way up to the skater god
We had to wait a long time for a sequel to the popular skateboard game series after OlliOlli2, which was released in 2015, but OlliOlli World, which was released at the beginning of the year, actually met the high expectations. Instead of pixel optics, there is now complex, colorful 3D graphics, but the levels traditionally remain two-dimensional. Nothing changes at the core of the gameplay: on the way to the goal we have to perform as many tricks and combos as possible in order to break the high score. This time there is also a creative story that revolves around the skateboard paradise Radlandia. Because of our achievements there, we want to rise to the rank of skateboard magician and thus to the ruling class of Radlandia.
OlliOlli World instead of €29.99 for €20.09 in the Nintendo eShop
3:35
Enter the Gungeon – Test video for the tough dungeon crawler
The pixelated Enter the Gungeon sends you into labyrinthine dungeons, in which you shoot your way through heaps of monsters from the top-down perspective with a wide variety of creative firearms. Similar to Diablo 2, you are always on the lookout for loot that will make you stronger. However, since this is a roguelike, if you die you’ll have to start over from the beginning. That should happen to you more often, because the boss fights in particular are hard. After all, you can unlock permanent bonuses that make future attempts easier for you. In addition, both the randomly generated levels and the varied gunplay of the weapons ensure that every new run feels fresh again.
Enter the Gungeon instead of €14.99 now for €7.49 in the Nintendo eShop
1:44
Stanley Parable Ultra Deluxe: Can You Really Believe This Trailer? Yes. Maybe.
With The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe, the famous exploration game has received a new edition this year, which has been greatly expanded in terms of content and offers many new decisions and secrets. We still play Stanley, who carries out boring tasks in a small office. One day, when he suddenly stopped receiving orders, Stanley left his office and found himself in the labyrinthine corridors of a building that held many surreal experiences in store for him. On his way he is guided by the voice of a mysterious narrator who tells him what he will do next. Stanley doesn’t have to obey that voice, but if he doesn’t he can have repercussions for himself and the world around him…
The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe instead of €21.99 for €15.39 in the Nintendo eShop
1:28
GRID Autosport – Reveal trailer with in-game scenes
With Grid Autosport you get a racing game that, with the help of its extensive setting options, you can move towards a realistic simulation or an entertaining arcade racer, depending on your taste. You compete in five different disciplines ranging from drift events and time trials to aggressive touring car competitions with many opponents and night endurance races. Through achievements, you collect money and experience in career mode, thereby unlocking new events and faster cars. As befits a good racing game, you can of course also compete against human opponents in multiplayer, both online and locally in split screen.
Grid Autosport instead of €34.99 for €19.99 in the Nintendo eShop
The action platformer The Messenger proves to be amazingly versatile thanks to its time travel mechanics.
The Messenger is an action platformer that starts in classic 8-bit pixel locomotive. However, the ninja that we control suddenly makes a time jump in his fight against an army of demons, which not only changes the game world but the entire game, giving it, among other things, much more detailed 16-bit graphics and a more modern soundtrack. The level design also changes from a linear structure to more complex Metroidvania-style levels. In order to uncover the mysteries of the game world, we have to keep switching back and forth between the 8-bit and 16-bit worlds. Over time, our protagonist learns many more skills that are very useful in the sometimes tough boss fights.
The Messenger instead of €19.99 for €7.99 in the Nintendo eShop
In Heave Ho we swing over bottomless chasms in co-op.
In Heave Ho, you must swing your way through dangerous levels full of obstacles and bottomless chasms as a potato-shaped creature with no legs but very long arms. This works best in co-op, because here you can hold each other’s hands and form chains that are long enough even for wide gorges. If even that isn’t enough, you can launch yourself through the air and catch each other to avoid missing the target and landing in nothing. Heave Ho offers a variety of levels with lots of crazy ideas, but they are all very short, so it is a good game for in between. However, the more difficult levels also offer real challenges for those who want to delve deeper into the game.
Heave Ho instead of €9.99 now for €3.99 in the Nintendo eShop
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