The Alliance Alive HD Remastered Switch
£12.49 (-75% off) £49.99
Nearly two years on from its initial 3DS release, The Alliance Alive HD Remastered proved to be a perfectly competent port of an already fantastic handheld game. A well-written story, a smartly interwoven and complex system of gameplay mechanics, and a distinctive visual style make this a no-brainer for anybody looking for a consistently high-quality RPG experience on their Switch.
It may feel a little simple, given its origins on the 3DS, but don’t make the mistake of passing up on The Alliance Alive HD Remastered, it’s well worth your time.
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The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood Switch eShop
£6.25 (-60% off) £15.79
The Tarot deckbuilding aspect is present and correct here, but the wide variety of Witches and the way their stories intertwine is where The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood really shines. Every being that you encounter has a purpose in this story, and all the threads twist together to make a truly beautiful tapestry.
Being locked down narrative paths without the ability to return might not be for everyone, but it's a moot point when the story is this good — every playthrough will feel like a brand-new experience.
The Midnight Walk Switch 2
£16.49 (-34% off) £24.99
The Midnight Walk is an intoxicating journey through a beautifully twisted nightmare world. The Burnt One's quest to Moon Mountain is an atmospheric, bleak, and surprisingly sweet story that's worth experiencing.
The Mummy Demastered Switch eShop
£6.29 (-65% off) £17.99
They say don't judge a book by its cover, and you shouldn't judge this game based on its tie-in movie. WayForward's The Mummy Demastered deserves to stand on its own as one of the best examples of not only a retro-styled pixel art aesthetic, but as an excellent combination of run 'n' gunning, platforming and exploration.
The game benefits from paying homage to multiple 16-bit ancestors rather than strictly sticking to its celluloid source material; The Mummy Demastered is a polished, accomplished and satisfying adventure that will entertain more than just Metroidvania fans.
The Rogue Prince of Persia Switch 2
£12.49 (-50% off) £24.99
The Rogue Prince of Persia stands as both an excellent and innovative entry in the long-running series and a worthy follow-up to the developer’s previous work. The smooth action, gorgeous visuals, and addictive loop all come together to make for the kind of game that’s tough to put down.
Though skilled players may be a bit put off by the easier difficulty relative to roguelite genre standards, this is still a very easy recommendation for anyone interested in a more approachable roguelite that doesn’t have a massive learning curve. Evil Empire has done a great job in crafting an impressive, approachable action game here.
The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe Switch eShop
£7.99 (-60% off) £19.99
A thoroughly enjoyable expansion of an already classic game treated with love, care, and most importantly a meta awareness that pays tribute to everything that made the original so beloved. The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe may leave a small few questioning more than they’d like, but we wouldn’t want it any other way.
The Touryst Switch eShop
£12.59 (-30% off) £17.99
The Touryst is a joyous little adventure that sinks its blocky hooks into you and doesn't let go until it's done.
It's got a perfect balance of atmospheric puzzling, leisurely exploring and minigame madness that'll keep you thoroughly entertained from start to finish, and its collection of tiny little voxel islands are a joy to discover, bursting with surprises to uncover and presented in a truly dazzling art-style that's achieved whilst performing flawlessly on Nintendo's console.
The puzzles might not be the most taxing you'll ever come across and you'll blow through the whole thing pretty quickly, but overall this is a top-notch — and perfectly priced — little gem. And if you're rocking a Switch 2, it's available there in Deluxe form.
The Touryst: Deluxe Switch 2
£12.59 (-30% off) £17.99
The Touryst: Deluxe gives us Shin'en's excellent 2019 adventure, plus a new island, fun new minigames and missions, and a new arcade game that's worth the price of entry alone.
With snazzy Switch 2 graphical effects and super smooth performance, it's perfect if you've yet to play it. And with a reduced price point for seasoned travellers — returning players are presented with a 75% discount on the eShop — this is a return trip that's very hard to knock.










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Will probably go for Balatro given how well it's been received.
For anyone who has the Switch 2 version, does it run ok? I've seen some people it's brilliant and others say it's a bit of a buggy mess but maybe it's been patched out a bit?
88? That's a curious number. I hope it's just a coincidence.
Don’t forget Kingdom Come, the only true rpg
I picked up the Digimon games that were on sale as well as Shin Megami Tensei V deluxe edition.
This type of list had me discover Vanillaware, I first got Unicorn Overlord then 13 Sentinels. Loved both.
Now I got curious about Unsighted as I saw it has co-op. Will have to look up if it's good co-op.
Surprised Tunic didn't get more than an 8 here!
wow, this was a bad sale
Meh, too many switch 1 games.
Only 88. Buy them all, guys.
SEGA AGES: Space Harrier’s down under two quid as well, last I looked. For the defining shmup of 1985, in 1080p widescreen no less (hell of a step up from 320x224), and cheaper than ten plays of the coin-op back in the day, it’d be rude not to.
I found Kaze and the Wild Masks generic looking, unpleasant to play and criminally overrated. But I'm in the minority there.
Everybody go play The Rogue Prince of Persia though. Now that is a bloody good 2D platformer.
Cast n chill looks incredible. Keep dropping the indie titles in those lists, they need more visibility, im buying that one because of this article, had no idea the perfect game existed!
I think I'm still trying to get some more value out of my existing purchases for now. Need to beat hard modes Cyberpunk, RE9 and Starfox, and also go through the sponsor objectives in Grid: Legends.
@Nintoz after hundreds of hours on the Switch 1 version, I moved over (starting again) on the switch 2 version and again a lot of hours - no issues that I noticed
@JimNorman Darn! I hate it when you do these articles! I have no willpower………
@BaldB3lper78 Oh well, I dipped in and bought a ‘few’ titles. Good sale.
@elhozzo Thank you!!
@Nintoz Balatro Switch 2 Edition has worked perfectly for me since day 1.
@DarkCoolEdge As they say, it's all the games that has received a 9 or 10 in a Nindeno Life review that is on sale, so in this case it is. These articles are basically autogenerated.
@Fiskern 😅 that's a relief
@DarkCoolEdge To be honest, with how they do pride content each year, it would definitely surprise me if it was intentional.
I bought The Happy Tree Frog and have been having a blast. Thanks for the recommendations
I bought Darwin's Paradox. Haven't played it yet but I think it looks like my sort of game and is 40% off.
Then I impulsively decided to buy Pragmata (not on sale). I know the physical is just a game key card, but it looks like it's no longer available at key UK retailers (Amazon and Smyths), so when I saw it was in stock in Argos I jumped at the opportunity to buy it. I've played about an hour and whilst I have no doubt it would look better if I bought it for my Xbox, I am really happy with how it plays.
@Whirlwound Do you not find Space Harrier just not quite right without a big joystick like it used to have ?
Don’t get Absolum it’s really glitchy (It’s okay on Xbox where I bought it again it’s a good game). Unless there is a Switch 2 version or upgrade I don’t know about. (I can’t believe that they said it is definitely not getting ported to Xbox saying that and then releasing it just a few weeks later is scummy.)
@h3s To be fair, dude, I don’t find it right without a honk-off massive hydraulic sit-in unit, like when I first saw it at Alton Towers when it was the best ride there 40 years ago.
But when it comes down to it, 1080p on a similarly honk-off massive widescreen, or a lenticular screen on a 3DS, are as close as I’m likely to get for the foreseeable. Unless I do manage to make it to Sega World Fuchu next time I go to Japan.
And you really can’t whinge at one of the greatest shmups ever created for under two quid.
I don't remember hearing about Kraino Origins before, but I bought it thanks to this article. Played the first level and the first mini challenge level and it's definitely a fun game so far. Also bought FAST RMX, which I've been interested in for the last nine years (😬) but never picked it up until now.
If you've played Prodeus on anything more capable the Switch version is horrendous visually and from a performance perspective.
I'll take Metro Redux, kaze and Quake 2 pls
I've played 20 of these and another 10-ish are on my wishlist. I probably won't grab anymore right now though because I have too many games.
@h3s There is a switch2 version comming. And I have played this quite a bit with my brother and experienced no major issues with it.
But I do have a very casual "let's just have fun" attitude towards beatem ups so ther might be subtleties I have not noticed.
@Whirlwound you had me at Sega and 80’s.
Can we start ordering these in release date order?
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