Indie publisher Baltoro Games has kicked off a new spring celebration that allows Switch owners to claim free DLC for three of its games – even if you don't own them yet.
The three titles in question are Urban Flow, Moto Rush GT and S.N.I.P.E.R., and you can check out which DLC packs are available for each below. You'll be able to download these free DLCs as long as you own just one (or more) of Baltoro's releases, theoretically meaning you could buy one of these games and claim the DLC for the others at no extra cost.
Urban Flow
- DLC 1: New Challenge Stages!
- DLC 2: Enjoy the snow flow with the new snowy theme!
Moto Rush GT
- DLC: New vehicles!
S.N.I.P.E.R.!
- DLC: Zombie mode!
It sounds like it would be a good idea to take up this offer while you can, as Baltoro tells us that there will be "some great discounts" for the base games "soon enough". Why not grab the DLC for free now, and then grab the main games (so you can actually play through the DLC you've downloaded) at a price that suits you later?
If you do want to take advantage of the offer, you'll have to act pretty fast. This free DLC deal is running from today, 25th March, until Sunday 28th March.
Enjoy!
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The Switch version on playasia only have Code in Box. No cartridge inside.
Not funny. 😒
Why don't you link to the eshop either in this article or the separate game pages you linked to? I've noticed that a lot lately here. Is it to avoid having to link to multiple regions?
Not trying to be rude just very curious as to the decision unless I'm missing the link somewhere on your game pages.
S.N.I.P.E.R. is a very fun game when using the gyroid controls and choosing a decent gun! Feels like an old school on-rails shooter.
I couldn't take to Urban Flow at all. I found Conduct Together (basically the same concept but with trains) did transport control much better.
Long time reader of Nintendolife articles, but I just created a username to ask this: can we please stop posting about free products and sales without first putting up a review or at least some screenshots? If it wasn't worth reviewing why is it worth announcing freebies for?
Nice. Got sniper for free so i’ll get the dlc. Bought urban flow and needed the dlc. Nice little time wasters.
@FightingFafnir I personally appreciate being informed about freebies - reviews & screenshots included or not. If you want to find out more, there's always Google.
@FightingFafnir for those of us who don't mind these games in their collections and see largely zero value in fan "reviews", I suppose? If even the low price leaves me choosing between the highlighted offer and some other wishlist item on sale in the same price range, I'd much rather hit YouTube for a couple gameplay videos anyway. Ones with no voiceover, preferably.
@FightingFafnir There are links for the games on the article.
They tend to appear directly under the article under the related games tab. Click here and you'll see any screenshots and reviews if they are on the site.
Hope this helps with your future browsing of the site
@alpacatears I always do this. For this article if you click on either Motorush GT or S.N.I.P.E.R. neither include any real information that would be relevant to whether I would want to buy these or not. So Google is then my only option for further information.
Got Urban Flow for dirt cheap in one of the recent sales, still don't know if its any good but heck downloaded the free DLC anyway, thanks NL!
@Markiemania95 If I wanted to go on google. I'd go on Google and I wouldn't come here in the first place, but that usually leads me to a review site with reviews I don't value as much as those from Nintendolife.com. Also this type of freebie is a great marketing strategy since anyone will be more likely to feed into a purchase with the free offer and fear of missing out on it. It seems like this article feeds into that marketing strategy without providing any additional information I would want as a consumer.
"soon enough" is now I guess, all three are 90% off.
Yeah Sniper is actually pretty cool, I was going to buy the zombie dlc anyway but free is better
@FightingFafnir if NintendoLife only reported on games that they've reviewed, then there would be a lot of game related info that we'd miss out on.
I'm sure they'd love to review every single game in existence, but at the end of the day they have limited manpower.
And yes, of course the free DLC is a marketing strategy, no company ever gives away anything for absolutely nothing. Good strategy as well, may I add.
These are good games!
Thanks for the heads up!!! The snow dlc for urban flow looks nice!
heh thats funny i actually owned 1 game of theirs super battle cards
Urban flow is well worth checking out. I bought it ridiculously cheap in a Nintendo shop sale - and both dlc packs - and got hooked on it. It’s very addictive in the early stages, but does get a lot harder. The “chill” mode is a welcome addition too.
I think urban flow is on sale still. Was thinking about picking it up. I heard it's ok.
@YagaMaki i did acknowledge this is a great marketing strategy. There are other sites devoted to spotting game sales. Nintendolife.com only does random spot articles every now and again. I don't need a full on review, but they don't even have screenshots for two of these games. I come to this site for news on upcoming games, news on actual dlc content (not sales on them), and reviews of games. If I want sales I can find them elsewhere in a format that doesn't feel like a targeted add. The fact that we don't see an article every time any game goes on sales says there is a reason these ones get an article. I'd like to know more as to what makes these worth paying attention vs. the rest of the shovelware sold with a gimicky marketing premis. Which is why a review or even any information whatsoever about them on the site now advertising them would be appreciated.
@Anti-Matter Not funny didn’t laugh
I just checked out Urban Flow in the eShop. They only showed up as free after I bought the game.
@Geowolf you need to have bought least one of the three game as stated in the second paragraph of the post.
@AZD1222 The free DLC's didn't show up for me yesterday, even after owning one of the games. But they do today, so I suppose it's fine now
Fun games for sure. If interested in Urban Flow buy the free DLC and then the price on the bundle including the base game goes to $2.50 while the base game separately is still listed at $15. So basically there is a good option to buy and a costly option at the same time.
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