Weekly Top Deals on Nintendo Switch 2

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Split Fiction

Short of Portal 2’s co-op mode, which by comparison was quite humble, there’s no competition for this excellent shared experience

Wreckfest

Oh man, where do I begin to properly convey my total love for this title? First and foremost I’ll start with the game’s ...

It Takes Two

It Takes Two is simply a big step above the co-op competition, earning a pretty rare Hall of Fame rating

Blasphemous 2

Building on the foundation of an already-solid predecessor, Blasphemous 2 soars to new heights of brutality

Unravel Two

Charming design and smart puzzles that require some creative adaptation make this a great title to share with someone else

Kingdom Rush Vengeance

Sometimes it’s just a bit more fun to be bad, and while this doesn’t reinvent the great tower defense series, it does further refine it

Overcooked! All You Can Eat

Possibly one of the best games to challenge and entertain determined groups either locally or online in this generati...

Nice Day for Fishing

While it took almost the entire Switch generation to arrive, I’m happy there’s finally a decent fishing game on the console… and an RPG at that!

Anomaly Agent

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

Unpacking

Usually when you think of casual games puzzles and the like are usually what comes to mind, or perhaps something akin to...

Overboard!

While I typically look to games to provide some action and excitement there are sometimes games that come from less h...

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...

Shovel Knight: King of Cards

While I haven’t formally reviewed any of the previous Shovel Knight games I’ve been a quiet fan of the series since it s...

River City Girls

While the beat-em-up genre was absolutely a staple of both the arcades and the early console days more recently titles h...

Shantae: Half-Genie Hero Ultimate Edition

Oddly up until this year I'd only consistently heard good things about Shantae but I'd never had the chance to indulge f...

The Jackbox Party Pack 2

By far I’d consider this the cornerstone of this or any Party Pack Jackbox makes and it is why I inherently con...

PICROSS S NAMCO LEGENDARY edition

A celebration of plenty of icons of the classic arcade era, in nonogram puzzle form

The Night of the Rabbit

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

Promenade

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

River City Girls 2

The girls are back with some new friends, new moves, and new challenges for beat-em-up fans

Expelled!

From the same people who made the excellent Overboard, Expelled is also a clever mystery narrative, but hits slightly differently

Ynglet

Defying simple genre definitions, this self-proclaimed “anti-platformer” is certainly unique but also compellingly challenging

Blast Brigade vs. the Evil Legion of Dr. Cread

When I typically think of Metroidvanias I’ve been conditioned a bit to the point that I assume the balance is u...

ESCHATOS

With an absolutely unique mix of traditional arcade shooting and quasi-3D elements, Eschatos is a breath of fresh air in a crowded field

Tails of Iron 2: Whiskers of Winter

Just as brutal as its predecessor, but its combat is still well-implemented, and it’s a serious challenge if you’re up for it

Welcome to Elk

One of the subgenres of games that has been extremely well-represented on the Switch has been story-driven games, and th...

Cozy Grove

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

Kingdom Rush Origins

Finally the last unreleased version of the Kingdom Rush franchise is on the Switch, and Origins also happens to be my pe...

The Complex

Having played “interactive movie” style games since way back when CD-ROMs first allowed them to exist with the likes of ...

Two Point Hospital: JUMBO Edition

Sharing a thought, in many ways I still have a real beef with EA and the fact that they absorbed and pretty well ruin...

80 DAYS

Though the act of traversing the world is no longer such a grand feat in the time of Jules Verne, when he wrote Around t...

Etherborn

The definite stand-out title of the week is Etherborn, a gorgeous, challenging, and somewhat mind-bending 3D environment...

Shogun Showdown

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

Balatro

A surprisingly-effective roguelike variation on poker, for those who enjoy it, and a pretty unique challenge

Cassette Beasts

Granted, in many ways it’s another variation on the “creature collector” RPG subgenre, but it is able to differentiate itself nonetheless

Children of Silentown

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

Esophaguys

Thoroughly weird and silly, but featuring some challenging weirdo physics, this mix of co-op and competitive action is a pleasant surprise

THE HOUSE OF THE DEAD 2: Remake

While it doesn’t very clearly set itself apart from its predecessor, there’s still no doubt that it can be a bloody good time… within limits

On Your Tail

While not always intuitive, once you get used to its style of play On Your Tail is a fine and cozy mystery-filled adventure

PICROSS Records of The Shield Hero

While not fundamentally different from the norm, the theming and episodic progression are a nice refinement

Beyond Galaxyland

Despite mixing together so many genre styles and elements, its heart and humor help make this adventure feel special

Terra Nil

Taking a different approach, working to rebuild the environment rather than burying it, in development sims

A Highland Song

A charming mix of local folklore, some music, and a sense of adventure

Raging Bytes

In an eShop full of classic turn-based RPGs, the unique hook of Raging Bytes helps it stand apart from the competition

Have A Nice Death

While there’s no question this challenging roguelike slasher has style to burn, some performance issues hold it back

STAR WARS: Knights of the Old Republic

It’s always a bit tougher with revered classics to return to them long after they were originally made, worried...

Fling to the Finish

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

Grit and Valor - 1949

Offers real-time tactics and what can be a hectic pace to meet objectives, or sometimes just keep your team alive

Is This Seat Taken?

Quirky, cute, and clever, this puzzler will challenge you to fit people with varying desires into limited spaces, trying to keep them all happy

Twilight Monk

Propped up by a very cool visual style and its unique mix of genre styles, Twilight Monk does things its own way

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