Best Cheap Nintendo Switch Games – The Biggest Discounts On Switch eShop (Europe)

Saints Row IV: Re-Elected (Swap)

93% off – was £34.99 / 39,99€, now £2.44 / 2,79€ till thirtieth Dec 2021

Saints Row IV: Re-Elected fares far better than its predecessor on Switch, with better performance, minimal input lag and a refreshingly solid output in handheld mode. Its gunplay is always going to be messy and its unashamed sense of humour will undoubtedly offend some, but having such an activity-rich experience running so well on your handheld console isn’t to be sniffed at. And with so much extra content available in the Re-Elected package, Switch players have another long-term investment on their hands.

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Dragon Ball FighterZ (Swap)

84% off – was £49.99 / 59,99€, now £7.99 / 9,59€ till thirtieth Dec 2021

Dragon Ball FighterZ on the Swap is, merely put, the top-of-the-line combating video games we have seen on the system. Arc System Works went the additional mile in capturing the essence of the supply materials and distilled it into an unbelievable brawler that has misplaced nothing within the transition to Nintendo’s hybrid console. The beautiful visuals, intense motion and easy-to-master controls make FighterZ a sport all followers of the style ought to have of their library. For those who solely play this type of sport casually, it stays a must-own.

Blasphemous (Swap eShop)

75% off – was £19.99 / 24,99€, now £4.99 / 6,24€ till sixth Jan 2022

Blasphemous is a beautifully crafted Soulslike/Metroidvania action game set in a delightfully unhinged, deliriously gory world filled with well-designed enemies, satisfyingly meaty combat and some truly memorable and grotesque boss battles. Platforming sections are uniformly well-crafted and the whole thing comes together to create one of the most visually arresting and solidly enjoyable action titles currently available on Switch. Spanish developer The Game Kitchen created a nightmare world in Cvstodia, one that will truly test your combat and platforming skills and leave you begging for more come that final bloody battle.

One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3 Deluxe Version (Swap)

84% off – was £54.99 / 59,99€, now £8.79 / 9,59€ till thirtieth Dec 2021

One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3 Deluxe Version is a superb instance of a licensed adaptation doing nearly every little thing proper; in case you’ve ever learn or watched One Piece and thought “this may make a fantastic online game!”, that is that sport. Whereas it doesn’t spend almost sufficient time on its story beats to totally immerse new gamers into its world, we’d nonetheless advocate it even in case you’re new to the Straw Hat Crew — there’s loads of rollicking enjoyable available throwing elbows (and swords, and staves, and…) with Luffy and co., and longtime readers can have a blast revisiting their earliest days. A really helpful romp for One Piece and Warriors followers alike.

Transferring Out (Swap)

67% off – was £19.99 / 24,99€, now £4.99 / 6,24€ till sixth Jan 2022

Performed with the mindset of getting old style enjoyable relatively than pushing your gaming abilities to their limits, Moving Out has quite a lot to offer. It looks good, sounds good and plays well; it’s just a shame there isn’t a little bit more to get your teeth into. It’s a lot of fun causing chaos with friends – throwing toasters through windows or trying to balance that last lampshade on the back of an over-stocked removal truck – but it’s just not resonant enough as a co-operative experience to stick in your mind. A very good effort, but in our view, just too slight to be a lasting classic.

Risk of Rain 2 (Switch eShop)

75% off – was £19.99 / 24,99€, now £4.99 / 6,24€ until 30th Dec 2021

Risk of Rain 2 proves to be an exceptionally well-designed take on the gameplay that made its predecessor popular. The transition to 3D gameplay has been pulled off flawlessly, and the sheer diversity of gameplay options combined with the strong online multiplayer ensure that this is one you’ll keep coming back to for quite some time. Some frustrating navigational issues and the poorly optimized UI blemished the game a little at launch, but those matters aside, if you’re in the market for a quality 3D roguelike action title for your Switch, Risk of Rain 2 is one of the finest purchases you can make.

God Eater 3 (Swap)

84% off – was £49.99 / 59,99€, now £7.99 / 9,59€ till thirtieth Dec 2021

Whereas God Eater 3 has taken a little bit of a knock within the visuals division, it’s a sacrifice that’s greater than price it for largely constant efficiency and a gradual body price. The inclusion of native co-op is an actual boon for Nintendo Swap house owners and with all of the updates and patches included, you’re arguably getting a model nearly as good as these on PC and PS4. For those who’re eager for a substitute for Monster Hunter for some motive, that is your subsequent port of name.

This Warfare of Mine Full Version (Swap)

91% off – was £35.99 / 39,99€, now £3.23 / 3,59€ till 2nd Jan 2022

This War of Mine remains an affecting survival experience on Switch and this edition is a comprehensive package. A couple of minor technical issues do little to diminish its power and, although the lack of touch controls is odd, sleep mode is a winner for squeezing in a few days as-and-when you can. Switch arguably helps make this downbeat game as accessible as possible, though there’s little point in double-dipping if you’ve tried it elsewhere. It deserves to be played in whatever form you can find it, though, and is therefore a very welcome addition to Switch’s diverse catalogue.

Sid Meier’s Civilization VI (Swap)

70% off – was £24.99 / 29,99€, now £7.49 / 8,99€ till twelfth Jan 2022

For those who suppose Civilization peaked at IV, the sixth entry gained’t change your thoughts, however we envy anybody who’s by no means performed the sequence – Civilization VI on Swap is a good introduction. Watching — and influencing — how the world unfolds is as addictive as ever, and the boon of portability makes this an effective way to play. Lack of on-line play is an apparent disappointment, however the core sport works fantastically effectively on the hand-held and we had an absolute blast; take our recommendation and get caught in. Additionally, give Phillip II a large berth – true to his phrase, he’ll get your wealth a technique or one other!

The Talos Precept: Deluxe Version (Swap eShop)

80% off – was £26.99 / 29,99€, now £5.39 / 5,99€ till thirtieth Dec 2021

Croteam, the creators of The Talos Principle, were previously known primarily for their silly (but fun) Serious Sam titles. The Talos Principle shows a remarkable maturity and depth of scope that’s perhaps surprising, but in a very good way. It poses interesting questions, allows the player to progress at their own pace — mostly in a non-linear fashion — and is a hugely satisfying piece of game design. Utterly entrancing and highly recommended.

And with eShop games plummeting to mere pennies, here’s our pick for a super cheap game (or two) that is more than worth the memory space on your Switch…

Oxenfree (Switch eShop)

90% off – was £8.99 / 9,99€, now £0.89 / 0,99€ until 30th Dec 2021

A genuinely creepy creation, Oxenfree combines a clever story and smart dialogue mechanics with superbly sinister music to leave a deep and lasting impression on the player, one that should encourage an all-important second playthrough. Fans of Stranger Things and Poltergeist will love the direction this game takes – if not to hell and back, exactly, then absolutely to some other place where horrors abound, just waiting for an invitation into our world. It’s yet another Switch essential. MD

Urban Flow (Switch eShop)

93% off – was £13.49 / 14,99€, now £0.89 / 0,99€ until 29th Dec 2021

Urban Flow’s title isn’t a misnomer; the gameplay is as smooth as the graphics and once the pieces are in place you shouldn’t have any trouble getting your head around its Zen-like trafffic-directing gameplay. Accessibility has been rather masterfully welded to a relatively complex, punishing task, here. We dare say it might be difficult to think of your own ventures out into the city centre the same way ever again. After all, Urban Flow will quickly make you an expert at directing traffic — if only real people would pay attention!