Weekly Top Deals on Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2

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Rune Dice

Takes the over-used bones of a roguelike deckbuilder and gives it more excitement and unpredictability with loads of classes, and satisfying dice-slinging technique

Moving Out 2

While mostly staying true to the formula of the original, there’s just enough new polish and fun to make it worth a fresh look

DREDGE

This is simply a nautical adventure that continues to surprise, somehow both placid and often tense, routine and yet full of nasty surprises

Neon Abyss

If you're up for a challenge, tons of power-ups, and bullets everywhere...

Super Meat Boy 3D

For fans of brutally-tough platforming, this 3D incarnation of everyone’s favorite bloody glob of meat more than delivers, with plenty of variety, secrets, and maybe some periodic crying…

Gear.Club Unlimited 3

A great array of distinctive cars, mix of winding country roads and crowded urban highways, and modes that emphasize clean racing help this racer shine

Big Helmet Heroes

A surprisingly fun, fast-paced, and raucous beat-em-up that stands out nicely on the system

Disco Elysium - The Final Cut

While I’ve played indie games with a pretty wide variety of styles and levels of quality since the launch of th...

Two Point Museum

Runs with the legacy of the Two Point series (and Theme Hospital before it), adding new nuances and features to make for an even better experience

Citizen Sleeper

As regulars probably know well by now, I don’t tend to be a fan of visual novels and even sometimes struggle wi...

Strange Brigade

Having played through the full campaign of Strange Brigade with my daughter on PC, and having a terrific time with it, I...

Horace

Horace is an odd title in that much like the title character robot of the same name it is quite unassuming and humble bu...

Gloomy Eyes

An enchanting mix of a great art style, interesting storytelling, and smart puzzle design

Lords of Exile

A throwback to the classic likes of Castlevania and others with a few modern flourishes

Beacon Pines

Can you make the crucial decisions it takes to save your friends and your struggling town?

Golf Story

This is an excellent golfing RPG with much more working in its favor than against it. It is full of humor, strange an...

Yet Another Zombie Survivors

While for the most part there aren’t many original ideas here, combining different classes and their synergies can also keep you well occupied

Woodo

While its construction and play are relatively simple, cozy, and satisfying, I also appreciate some smart design that shows an earnest effort on the part of the developers

LEGO Party!

A serious competitor to the Mario Party franchise has entered the chat…

DRAINUS

While there’s a learning curve to its style and upgrade systems, this neuvo retro shooter is compelling

Skate Story

Running with skateboarding action more akin to the likes of Tony Hawk, and then turning it into an adventure through an odd version of hell, this is a unique experience for sure

Bloodshed

The Vampire Survivor formula meets classic old-school FPS action in the DOOM vein, and while not perfect it works

Puzzle Quest: Immortal Edition

A celebration of this puzzle RPG’s lineage that looks and plays great, but is also a collection of previous content rather than new

Into the Restless Ruins

A pretty unique mix of strategy, deckbuilding, and relatively light dungeon-crawling action help this to feel distinctive

Zombie Army 4: Dead War

The Sniper Elite series has been a pretty consistent source of stealthy Nazi body count accumulation on the Switch, and ...

FAR: Changing Tides

Picking up roughly where the original FAR left off, and generally offering up a very similar (though longer and refined)...

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...

Lonely Mountains: Downhill

If there was a major genre on Switch to argue may be the worst represented, whether AAA titles or indies, it could be sp...

The Complex

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

Knights and Bikes

Memories from my childhood, while often involving playing games on a variety of systems or in arcades, involve a pretty ...

Risk of Rain 2

Having played both the original Risk of Rain and the Early Access version of this sequel on PC I’m pretty well-acquainte...

Etherborn

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

Into the Breach

Coming from the people behind the infamous FTL (which somehow still isn't on Switch), this bite-sized strategy title wor...

Overcooked! 2

The Switch 2 upgrade may not have done much more than give people an excuse to return to this frantic classic, but it’s still a serious challenge

Overcooked! 2

The Switch 2 upgrade may not have done much more than give people an excuse to return to this frantic classic, but it’s still a serious challenge

Tom the Postgirl

A delightfully odd, creepy, twisted, and yet clever adventure full of laughs and unexpected surprises

Moonlight Peaks

In an eShop swimming with pretty weak tea Stardew Valley clones, Moonlight Peaks manages to be much more than merely a goth version of a farm sim

Citizen Sleeper 2: Starward Vector

This follow-up maintains the well-written course of its predecessor, but fails to feel as fresh the second go-round

The Land Beneath Us

A surprisingly challenging and engaging turn-based roguelike that has a style of its own

Saviorless

An experience with terrific hand-drawn animation, two distinct styles of play, and the classic feel of cinematic adventure

Nightmare Reaper

If you’re looking for a pretty crazy and bloody good time, and don’t mind the retro FPS look and feel, this delivers

Go-Go Town!

A cozy sim that blends together familiar elements from Stardew and its ilk, amusement park simulators, and even Animal Crossing, helping to give it a unique overall flavor

Escape from Ever After

In many ways this feels like a creative, and often funny, alternative take on the Paper Mario formula, but it isn’t quite as polished

Irem Collection Volume 3

If you’re into retro arcade shooters with an emphasis on variety, each of the 3 included in this collection absolutely satisfy that criteria well

Symphonia

A musically-themed and thoroughly gorgeous precision platforming adventure that’s also deliciously challenging

Ready, Steady, Ship!

Whether solo or co-op this shipping game will test your speed, skills, planning, and patience

Ember Knights

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

Ten Dates

This well-timed release drops you into the bumpy ride of looking for love, as you try to make a positive impression on a variety of dates

RPG Time: The Legend of Wright

Super-creative and lovingly animated with hand-drawn and crafted elements, this RPG has a simple charm that works

Simon the Sorcerer Origins

A classic point-and-click adventure, full of signature witty humor, charm… and some quirks

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