Once again, the European Nintendo Download was so huge, we simply couldn't fit everything onto a single page. The main reason for this is a new 'Play Together' sale, in which a whole collection of multiplayer games have been discounted for a limited time.
There are some seriously great offers in here, with lots of games we'd recommend picking up in a heartbeat. If you don't want Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze for £33, we can't help you.
Here are all the offers you'll find in one, large, handy list:
Play Together Sale
Game Title | Price | Saving | Until | Original Price |
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Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze (Nintendo) | €39.99 / £33.49 | -33% | Thu 21st Feb | €59.99 / £49.99 |
GO VACATION (Nintendo) | €34.99 / £27.99 | -30% | Thu 21st Feb | €49.99 / £39.99 |
Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker (Nintendo) | €27.99 / £24.29 | -30% | Thu 21st Feb | €39.99 / £34.99 |
Puyo Puyo Tetris® (Koch Media) | €23.99 / £20.99 | -40% | Thu 21st Feb | €39.99 / £34.99 |
Diablo III: Eternal Collection (Blizzard) | €39.99 / £34.99 | -33% | Thu 21st Feb | €59.99 / £49.99 |
Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate (CAPCOM Europe) | €41.99 / £34.99 | -30% | Thu 28th Feb | €59.99 / £49.99 |
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection (CAPCOM Europe) | €34.99 / £31.49 | -30% | Thu 28th Feb | €49.99 / £44.99 |
ULTRA STREET FIGHTER II The Final Challengers (CAPCOM) | €19.99 / £17.49 | -50% | Thu 21st Feb | €39.99 / £34.99 |
FIFA 19 (Electronic Arts) | €29.99 / £27.49 | -50% | Thu 21st Feb | €59.99 / £54.99 |
Windjammers (DotEmu) | €10.49 / £9.44 | -30% | Thu 21st Feb | €14.99 / £13.49 |
Guacamelee! 2 (DrinkBox Studios) | €13.99 / £12.59 | -30% | Thu 21st Feb | €19.99 / £17.99 |
Super Meat Boy (BlitWorks ) | €9.09 / £8.39 | -30% | Thu 21st Feb | €12.99 / £11.99 |
NBA 2K Playgrounds 2 (2K) | €20.09 / £14.80 | -33% | Thu 21st Feb | €29.99 / £24.99 |
NBA 2K19 20th Anniversary Edition (2K ) | €56.99 / £54.25 | -43% | Thu 21st Feb | €99.99 / £84.99 |
NBA 2K19 (2K) | €39.89 / £35.00 | -43% | Thu 21st Feb | €69.99 / £54.99 |
Gear.Club Unlimited (Microids) | €19.99 / £17.99 | -60% | Thu 21st Feb | €49.99 / £44.99 |
Super Chariot (Microids) | €7.99 / £7.19 | -60% | Thu 21st Feb | €19.99 / £17.99 |
Urban Trial Playground (Tate Multimedia) | €5.99 / £5.39 | -70% | Thu 21st Feb | €19.99 / £17.99 |
Urban Trial Playground (Tate Multimedia) | €7.19 / £6.47 | -60% | Thu 21st Feb | €17.99 / £16.19 |
The Bug Butcher (2Awesome Studio) | €6.39 / £6.39 | -20% | Thu 21st Feb | €7.99 / £7.99 |
TumbleSeed (aeiowu) | €4.89 / £4.19 | -65% | Thu 21st Feb | €13.99 / £11.99 |
Horizon Chase Turbo (AQUIRIS ) | €13.99 / £12.59 | -30% | Thu 21st Feb | €19.99 / £17.99 |
Hammerwatch (BlitWorks) | €6.99 / £6.29 | -30% | Thu 21st Feb | €9.99 / £8.99 |
Collidalot (Grunka Munka) | €7.69 / £6.99 | -30% | Thu 21st Feb | €10.99 / £9.99 |
Resident Evil Revelations 2 (CAPCOM) | €14.99 / £11.99 | -40% | Thu 28th Feb | €24.99 / £19.99 |
Pocket Rumble (Chucklefish) | €6.99 / £4.89 | -30% | Thu 21st Feb | €9.99 / £6.99 |
Lichtspeer: Double Speer Edition (Crunching Koalas) | €4.99 / £4.49 | -50% | Thu 21st Feb | €9.99 / £8.99 |
TurtlePop: Journey to Freedom (DigiPen Game Stu) | €5.98 / £4.79 | -40% | Thu 21st Feb | €9.98 / £7.99 |
Nine Parchments (Frozenbyte) | €5.99 / £5.39 | -70% | Thu 21st Feb | €19.99 / £17.99 |
Party Golf (Giant Margarita) | €3.74 / £3.37 | -75% | Thu 21st Feb | €14.99 / £13.49 |
Pode (Henchman&Goon) | €17.49 / £15.74 | -30% | Thu 21st Feb | €24.99 / £22.49 |
Disc Jam (High Horse Games) | €7.49 / £6.74 | -50% | Thu 21st Feb | €14.99 / £13.49 |
A Robot Named Fight (Hitcents) | €5.49 / £4.99 | -50% | Thu 21st Feb | €10.99 / £9.99 |
INVERSUS Deluxe (Hypersect) | €7.19 / £6.59 | -40% | Thu 21st Feb | €11.99 / £10.99 |
Deru - The Art of Cooperation (Ink Kit) | €10.49 / £9.44 | -30% | Thu 21st Feb | €14.99 / £13.49 |
Caveman Warriors (JanduSoft) | €6.49 / £5.84 | -50% | Thu 21st Feb | €12.99 / £11.69 |
Robbotto (JMJ Interactive) | €4.99 / £4.49 | -50% | Thu 21st Feb | €9.99 / £8.99 |
Pic-a-Pix Deluxe (Lightwood Games) | €4.79 / £4.19 | -40% | Thu 21st Feb | €7.99 / £6.99 |
Sausage Sports Club (Luckshot Games) | €7.99 / £7.19 | -38% | Thu 21st Feb | €12.99 / £11.69 |
TowerFall (Matt Makes Games Inc.) | €13.99 / £12.59 | -30% | Thu 21st Feb | €19.99 / £17.99 |
Nidhogg 2 (Messhof) | €10.49 / £9.44 | -30% | Thu 21st Feb | €14.99 / £13.49 |
The Next Penelope (Plug In Digital) | €4.99 / £4.22 | -62% | Thu 21st Feb | €12.99 / £10.99 |
Super Rocket Shootout (Plug In Digital) | €4.99 / £4.49 | -50% | Thu 21st Feb | €9.99 / £8.99 |
Old School Musical (Plug In Digital) | €8.99 / £8.09 | -31% | Thu 21st Feb | €12.99 / £11.09 |
Bombslinger (Plug In Digital) | €7.79 / £7.01 | -35% | Thu 21st Feb | €11.99 / £10.79 |
Conga Master Party! (Rising Star Games) | €5.39 / £4.79 | -40% | Thu 21st Feb | €8.99 / £7.99 |
Streets of Red - Devil's Dare Deluxe (Secret Base) | €4.89 / £4.40 | -30% | Thu 21st Feb | €6.99 / £6.29 |
Use Your Words (Smiling Buddha Games) | €6.54 / £5.89 | -50% | Thu 21st Feb | €13.09 / £11.79 |
Death Squared (SMG Studio) | €8.75 / £8.39 | -30% | Thu 21st Feb | €12.50 / £11.99 |
De Mambo (The Dangerous Kitchen) | €5.49 / £4.99 | -50% | Thu 21st Feb | €10.99 / £9.99 |
Crypt of the NecroDancer: Nintendo Switch Edition (TranscendSense Technologies) | €3.99 / £3.59 | -80% | Thu 21st Feb | €19.99 / £17.99 |
Sundered: Eldritch Edition (Thunder Lotus Games) | €13.99 / £10.84 | -30% | Thu 21st Feb | €19.99 / £15.49 |
Tricky Towers (Weird Beard) | €10.49 / £9.44 | -30% | Thu 21st Feb | €14.99 / £13.49 |
We're not sure how much longer these mega sales will continue to appear, but we're certainly enjoying grabbing the odd bargain or two at the moment!
Will you be taking advantage of any of these discounts? Let us know with a comment below.
Comments 38
Does NA also get such regular game sales?
Captain Toad for me!
Towerfall. It's like one of the indie greats that was waiting on my wishlist for far too long.
Very tempted to buy fifa 19, just to teach my younger stupid nephew a lesson. ‘As long as it doesn’t have Fifa, it’s not cool enough for me’
Maybe I should buy Resident Evil and scare the living daylights out of that little guy...
@misterMike great games don’t age and instead hold their value.
33 pounds is a bargain for this masterpiece.
Crypt of the Necrodancer is so astonishingly cheap I might look into it.
Captain Toad and Guacamelee 2 for me.
I highly recommend Use Your Words and Crypt of the Necrodancer for those insanely low prices.
It's Karen! We missed you.
So my take out of the last week, Japan get an extra NSO game in the last two months, Europe get deals and NA get.... Reggie I guess....
@misterMike it gets down to the definition of deal. If Nintendo Games are never on sale or keep their usual retail price, then 33% of is a deal! The comparison to other systems is interesting, but not valid. If I want a switch game, then it's useless to compare the prices to PC. It's not an apple to apple comparison. Sure, I would love to see big games for 5€ on sale for switch, but as this is not happening we either cry, go to another system or buy and enjoy. Your call!
@mazzel There's a fourth option: buy new Nintendo games at full price but refuse to support them releasing full-priced ports.
Good price for Donkey Kong if anyone doesn’t have it. Same with Captain Toad.
Highly recommend Crypt of the Necrodancer, bargain. Horizon Chase Turbo is fun too.
Nothing for me.
@misterMike
Go outside or something mate. Your Comments history is a relentless onslaught of complaining. Do you use the same name on Eurogamer?
@misterMike i have a mind of my own, ty. And this one so happens to very much like Donkey Kong Tropical Freeze on my switch.
Got to admit, I had not played it before, since I do not own a Wii U. I was playing BAD pc games at the time. In my experience, most Nintendo games are better than a lot of triple A pc games, and to me most games are worth the price Nintendo is asking me for it. If there’s 33% off, that is a bargain.
Of course i already have donkey Kong, this game is worth is for sure, my banana yellow joycon and sharing it with friends on the go!
I am actually considering toad. The demo actually kind of bored me
Towerfall discounted before Celeste gets the same, interestingly.
Crypt of the Necrodancer is up there with Celeste, Undertale, Shovel Knight and the likes. Quite nothing like it, for that price don't even think!
Windjammers! And more capcom!
@misterMike Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze is top drawer platforming though, absolute quality. #Justice4MJ
Anyone here that would say 'go for it' with Diablo 3 based on their Switch playtime with it?
@brunojenso played it a TON on pc. Maybe even 1000 hours in total. Don’t have it on Switch, but if the quality is good (and from what I’ve read it is), it’s absolutely worth the price in my opinion.
@b_willers my nintendo is only for 3ds and Wii U though, so these won’t stack I’m afraid
Got Pocket Rumble. I was hoping to get SF Collection, Horizon Chase and Diablo, but those prices are insane - at least for me.
Also, where's Kirby Star Allies, since this is a Play Together sale?
@misterMike get a better job, this one doesn't seem to be paying you enough which means we have to read your mindless moaning all the time. Good job=more money to spend and play quality games=less time to moan about things that nobody makes you buy
You can buy a physical copy of donkey kong for £39.99 so the discount is more like 13%.
It is still a discount admittedly but to say 33% is a bit misleading.
Why anyone in their right mind would pay £49.99 to download a game when you can buy a proper physical boxed game for £10 less is completely beyond me
@Marios-love-child I like the digital convenience, and have no sentiment for box art or collecting anymore, but...
...you are right - it's a bit mad to pay such high digital prices when a physical version of a game is available. The box has resale value – which is a huge difference, and eventually most people will sell/trade the majority of the physical games they buy (except where classics are concerned – or if that person is said collector).
I've made a few too many dumb digital purchases, and I'm going to be a bit more discerning going forward.
Total gems at indie-level pricing like Wargoove, Hollow Knight, Celeste, and Enter the Gungeon are what digital is for. I'm going to avoid even middling-quality budget digital titles and retail-level digital titles from now on.
There is more amazing games coming out weekly in this generation than we had in months upon months in the past. But unless you want an impossible-to-ever-play backlog, it's time to enjoy the luxury of being ultra choosy with which games to buy.
@brunojenso
I do understand the convenience side of things to be fair but for me it will always come down to pricing.
Not that I'm a scrooge that counts every penny (far from it) but I just don't understand why someone would willingly pay more for something when you're technically getting less.
Unless money is no object of course
It's never been about collecting boxes for me but I simply hate the idea of being stuck with a game once you've bought it if you don't like it. As you say at least with a proper retail copy there will always be some resale value in it
@Marios-love-child That sounds very reasonable to me.
I think I'm gonna have myself a little pricing rant :
I think some on this forum are accused of being misers for nothing more than what you are suggesting – being wise with your cash. Yes there are those who complain about unfair pricing in a whiny way, and there are those who go as far as to justify stealing games they don't own in any form because of such questionable pricing.
But what you are talking about is just not allowing yourself to be ripped off by the oft-abused business model of digital marketing.
More power to you mate - digital games should never be more than physical (at their base price) – but they often are. Those of us who are passionate about gaming will always support the industry, spend a lot on games, and we have every right to refuse bad pricing where we see it.
I'd say for instance that the guy above who (maybe unskilfully) challenged the pricing of Donkey Kong TF – is right! Nintendo are on questionable ground charging £50 for a re-release, no matter how good it is. It, just like Treasure Tracker was, should have been £35 at Switch release, and digital, due to the (never mentioned) lower production costs should be say £30/32.50. Otherwise the simple truth is that a con is going on - which you choose to bow down to, or you resist. Something like £35 would have been 'fair'. But of course this is no perfect world and Nintendo charged whatever they jolly well liked.
BUT they haven't got my money yet, and they won't until I can buy that amazing game at £35 physical. People can say I'm stingy or whatever and I won't much care. That's their opinion.
My opinion is that Nintendo greedily priced it 'incorrectly' and as a result I'm willing to bet they will make less overall profit on that game in the long-run - because I can't be the only one that thought £50 was a bit bloody cheeky – and if they priced it 'right' I would have bought it on release day along with many, many more people who felt the same. Now however, it's off the radar of many casual gamers.
And now here we are at the so called sale price of the digital version, at a price slightly higher than what I believe it should have been at launch. A 'real' sale price would have been something like £22.50/£25 therefore.
I'm I right, am I wrong. Neither of course because this is all subjective – we just all have our big-fat opinions. But if the majority of the opinions is that it's too high, then... maybe it's too high.
Here's another example – if Cave Story had come out at say, £17.99 I'd have literally enjoyed paying money to the creator of that game - who gave it away for free on PC all those years ago. But the silly twonks tried to charge about £35 for it! What the heck - who would be comfortable paying £35 for the (admittedly amazing) Cave Story? Not very many I should imagine.
So of course we should pay with our wallets against questionable pricing.
£60 for Breath of the Wild – absolutely! - no problem - the game was a bloody revelation in many respects and development must have been immensely costly – so I very happily handed over my £60, or even I think it was £69, as quickly as I possibly could. The result? Nintendo originally sold more of the Switch version than the machine that could run it! and they absolutely deserved too.
Donkey Kong TF will have to wait no matter how much I'd like to play it. That's all.
I would buy Donkey Kong and Captain Toad if I didn’t already have them on Wii U. Still tempted because I mainly play in hand held mode. If only I hadn’t just bought a Virtual Boy I’d have enough spare cash to get one lol
@misterMike yeah, that's OK! Probably you spend already as much time with the 20 switch games like you did with 200+ ps4 games!
I have this situation on Steam. My library, especially since humble bundle started existing, exploded. Did I play more? No! Do I have a lot of great games unplayed? For sure! Why? Because I'm flooded with games for a few cent, so I do not care! The switch at least let me think before a purchase so I tend to buy games I act like! For me that's a plus! Quality tops quantity!
@SamOrMax that's probably the WiiU dilemma... I skipped WiiU, so I'm happy. But again, that's Nintendos price policy. When DKC was re-released on Switch it was probably still available on WiiU eShop for a similar price.
You may be correct. However, it had dropped to $20 in stores, and it's not like Nintendo to have a large discrepancy between digital and physical. And not all of their rereleases fit this pattern. New Super Mario World, for instance, was released for $60, but included the previously $20 (I think) expansion. At least there was added value there.
Ah Karen. Still kickin everyone’s ass in Odyssey.
@misterMike I think for that case it's quite an expensive piece of hardware, but if want these games you have no choice... Good for you that you have the Ps4 for the other stuff, as most games are definitely cheaper on PS and/or not available on Switch.
P.s.: Why would you miss out on Zelda or Xenoblade? I put over 300 hours in these 2 games alone
@misterMike That's true, the whole stuff is quite pricey. The quality is not bad, but I had to repair 2 joy cons already (led stripe stopped working and therefore couldn't pair the joy con via Bluetooth anymore, but had to put them physically on the switch which still worked).
Also, if you just need controllers you can always opt for 8BitDo, but it's not the same. Luckily, Nintendo didn't choose any special format for storage and SD cards get cheaper. But to get ready, the typical invest is console, 1 pro controller, 1-2 additional sets of joy cons and a SD card, which is roughly 500€/$.
For Zelda, as I loved the game, I'm hard to argue with maybe you get this one physical, as you can resell it if you don't like it
@mazzel @electrolite77 @Friendly @gortsi you know there's an ignore button, right?
@citizenerased sure, but turns out we have quite a healthy discussion!
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