Just last week, Nintendo kicked off a "Weird and Wonderful" sale across a nice little collection of indie favourites on the Switch eShop. With prices slashed to as much as 66% off, you're sure to find a lovely bargain or two to add to your digital collection.
In case you missed it, or if you'd just forgotten about it, consider this your timely reminder that the sale ends tonight. This is your last chance to pick up the games at these discounted prices.
Here are all the games being offered in the sale (clicking on each title will take you to our info pages featuring news, reviews, and everything you need to know):
- Rain World
- West of Loathing
- Human: Fall Flat
- Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes
- Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime
- Surgeon Simulator CPR
- Snake Pass
- Slime-san
- Crossing Souls
- Reigns: Kings & Queens
- Crawl
- Wheels of Aurelia
- World of Goo
- Octodad: Dadliest Catch
- The Flame in the Flood: Complete Edition
- Pool Panic
And here are the links for you to check all prices and download your favourites from your local Nintendo site:
UK / US / Germany / Belgium (NL) / Belgium (FR) / France / Spain / Italy / Netherlands / Austria / Portugal / Russia / Switzerland (DE) / Switzerland (FR) / Switzerland (IT) / South Africa
Make sure to let us know which games you've picked up in the comments, and let other readers know which titles you'd recommend, too!
[source nintendo.co.uk]
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Still waiting for a physical release of Pool Panic. It seems like an inevitability, but when...
For anyone with a sense of humor, I really recommend West of Loathing.
Crossing Souls catches my eye, but I'll wait for a harder sale.
Thanks for the reminder. I don't want any of these but there are a couple of games on sale we do want.
Ugh, this is really tempting, but I’m saving my eShop money for when I can afford a different weird and wonderful game: Yo-Kai Watch 3!
@Lalivero Turns out I don't have humor, because I didn't like it that much.
Picked up Pool Panic and Dandara for just a few bucks!! Score one for Nintendo eShop!
rainworld, still a bit pricey.
@krvstkvlt Well not all of us can, hehe. ^^
West of Loathing was the only one I picked up. The others don't seem super exciting to me
Is Pool Panic decent?
I’ve picked up a ton of games on sale recently. Of the games in this particular sale, I got Snake Pass, and I already had The Flame in the Flood. Both are solid, though not spectacular. Worth it at the sale price though, IMO.
I picked up several of these at the end of the year sale (or somewhere around there). Some general thoughts for those that want them:
West of Loathing is solid though I don't know that I will finish it since it's really dragging for me (5 hours in). The combat has felt stale which is causing some of the dragging.
I have Pool Panic but haven't played it.
Snake Pass was not good to me (only put an hour into it blargh).
Dandara was a good game that I completed. The controls take a bit to get used to but once you do it really is pretty good.
World of Goo bought on the Wii and loved it. If you haven't played it yet it's a good puzzler.
Still waiting for my physical of West of Loathing from Limited Run.
I hate the time it takes for them to make them
I picked up Pool Panic. Looking forward to putting some time into it.
If the price is right, I highly recommend Rain World and the excellent West of Loathing. There’s other good stuff, but for me, they are the two standouts.
Tried "Keep talking and nobody explodes" on PSVR, how does it work on the Switch? And is it worth the money?
One of these days I'll get around to picking up Slime-San.
@willgord I have it on my cheap windows tablet and it works great. The buttons, wires, and switches are just touch/tap enabled with a swipe to turn the bomb around. I would assume that the switch version would be similar as you would not play this docked. ...I'm considering getting it again as it is a fun group game.
@Lalivero I second this. The game really surprised me with its incredible sense of humor
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