Weekly Top Deals on Nintendo Switch 2

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Dead Cells

This was probably my favorite game of 2018, though since it's also a very challenging title it won't be for everyone. I ...

Neon White

Right out of the gate, the highest compliment I can pay Neon White is how quickly its tight controls and smart design ca...

Katana ZERO

Katana Zero was absolutely one of the best games of 2019 and I’d be shocked it if didn’t end up in my Top 10 (and those...

Lost in Random: The Eternal Die

Running with the characters and lore from Lost in Random, the move to roguelike action is a reasonably-good one

Neva

Another visual feast of an adventure, though not as successful as its older sibling GRIS

Cat Quest III

Take to the seas for an action RPG adventure, whether solo or with a friend, with plenty of assorted cat puns and fun

SteamWorld Heist II

The approachable tactical strategy shooter is back, packing plenty of personality, polish, and a fair challenge

Arranger: A Role-Puzzling Adventure

A smart, and simply different, mix of puzzle and RPG elements that feels fresh

Anomaly Agent

A side-scrolling beat-em-up / platformer with some retro flair, great moves, and some surprises

Space Otter Charlie

It’s always a joy to play a new indie title that you’ve never heard of or seen that immediately grabs you, and for me Sp...

Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince

A quick admission, while I’ve always appreciated the beauty of the Trine series overall I was just never much of a fan o...

The Night of the Rabbit

With lush environments, an atypically unpredictable story, and smart design this does the classic adventure proud

Planet of Lana

A solid take on a cinematic adventure of sorts as you try to evade capture and save your sister

Card-en-Ciel

A colorful, smart, refreshing, and surprisingly varied deck building RPG experience

Pepper Grinder

An absolute banger of a wildly different take on platforming, though if you’re challenge averse it may be overwhelming

Promenade

A curious mix of platforming, objective-driven adventure elements, and charming visuals help Promenade shine

Sifu

If you’re a huge fan of beat-em-ups or crazy martial arts action Sifu delivers, but you’ll need to work for it!

Hindsight

There’s just something about playing the right story-driven game that speaks to some aspect of your own life or trials t...

Azure Striker Gunvolt 3

With its signature visual extravagance and flair, the addition of a new character spices the series up

SOL CRESTA

If you’re an old-school arcade shooter fan the Nintendo Switch was already bordering on a dream console. Now, with the a...

Black Book

Whenever you see new titles show up in a genre that seems to be currently having its moment you end up taking a moment t...

Cozy Grove

While bludgeoning or blowing away bad guys can always be good fun, everyone should have some time in their lives to slow...

No More Heroes

There’s something to be said for being authentically original, for me that’s especially the case for when the general pl...

The Outer Worlds

Before fully getting into why I think this is an excellent title, and a breath of fresh air I’ve been needing on Switch,...

Laika: Aged Through Blood

A completely different sort of Metroidvania hook, but be ready for some challenges, and not all likely intended

Shogun Showdown

While its control scheme may be tough to fully latch onto initially, its style of strategy is distinctive and compelling

Ugly

While mechanically it can be tricky at times as you work through larger puzzles, the dynamic nature of your mirror works nicely

Children of Silentown

Forgoing the typical adventure tendency towards humor, Silentown instead sprinkles in a sense of foreboding that’s refreshing

Henry Halfhead

While perhaps its overall simplicity and more sandbox style may not be for everyone, the experience has charm and a childlike spirit on its side

LEGO Voyagers

While still a compelling and fun co-op adventure, not all of its elements snap into place as well as they could

Destino Indomable

Who knew that bringing the telenovela format to a digital narrative could work out to be pretty entertaining?

Stray

A unique and compelling (if somewhat short overall) adventure, though it likely looks and runs better on other systems

Ember Knights

While it starts out slow, once you start unlocking new weapons and game elements it does pick up some steam quite nicely

Gal Guardians: Demon Purge

With its stunning pixel art visuals and an intense mix of slashing and shooting challenges, Demon Purge satisfies

A Space for the Unbound

Some surprising depth and creative storytelling mechanics help this pixel adventure stand out

Potionomics: Masterwork Edition

A charming mix of potion crafting, relationship management, deck building, and the power of salesmanship

Bloomtown: A Different Story

A fascinating mix of summertime innocence, interesting game systems, and unique vibes

Phantom Spark

A pretty smooth-riding futuristic racer that is all about momentum and technique, just only racing against time and ghosts

Open Roads

A well-written mother-daughter road trip in search of answers about the past

Torn Away

A very story-driven mix of classic adventure and even platforming elements with a message about the horrors of war

Turnip Boy Robs a Bank

Breaking away from the more Zelda-esque adventure of the original to go roguelike feels like a smart move

COCOON

Mixing together impeccable artistic design and aesthetics with ever-changing puzzle objectives, Cocoon is quite endearing

Fling to the Finish

Silly, weird, and sometimes frantic co-op or competitive fun that also offers up a challenge

Voidwrought

A relatively stylish Metroidvania with a relentlessly challenging edge and generally tight controls

Selfloss

Undeniably has a unique style and story, though mechanically it’s a bit on the creaky side

Paper Ghost Stories: Third Eye Open

A unique adventure with a mix of the supernatural, family drama, and distinct cultural elements

Abathor

Absolutely has some old-school arcade vibes, and can be fun with others, but its appeal may be narrow

Silent Hope

While its pacing trends towards slow and tasks to complete between runs are a bit tedious, there’s some fun variety here

Frank and Drake

Aside from featuring the fantastic city of Baltimore and a wonderful rotoscoped style, there’s an intriguing story to enjoy here

The Pathless

Mixing together exploration and puzzle-solving, while never really cranking up the challenge, The Pathless has a unique feel on Switch

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