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Devolver Digital Sale (Nintendo Switch Digital): Loop Hero $6, Gato Roboto Expired
$2
$7.99
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Nintendo eShop has select Devolver Digital Titles (Nintendo Switch Digital Download) on sale from $1.99.
Thanks to community member phoinix for finding this deal.
Available titles:
Thanks to community member phoinix for finding this deal.
Available titles:
- Gato Roboto $1.99
- Death's Door $9.99
- Inscryption $14.99
- Enter the Gungeon $5.99
- Return to Monkey Island $18.74
- Loop Hero $5.99
- Katana Zero $8.99
- Gris $4.24
- The Talos Principle $4.49
- Minit $1.99
- My Friend Pedro $4.99
- Carrion $7.99
- The Swords of Ditto: Mormo's Curse $3.74
- Trek to Yomi $14.99
- McPixel 3 $6.49
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Gato Roboto is also a short game but a fun little Metroidvania. You'll get your money's worth at this price.
The Swords of Ditto isn't talked about very much but it's a fun co-op dungeon crawler.
Enter the Gungeon is a great roguelike twin stick shooter. More than worth the cost.
Carrion and Katana Zero are definitely fun but I'd probably wait for them to hopefully go for $5 or less.
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Gato is absolutely worth it at this price. Must play for anyone that liked Super Metroid.
I loved Katana Zero and would definitely buy at this price; I want to like Carrion but it just doesn't do it for me (despite really liking Metroidvanias).
If you haven't played any of the MI series, do yourself a favour and go do that tonight.
Inscryption: Buy, buy, buy. The first deckbuilder I played was Slay the Spire, and we all know how excellent that game is... so after dumping god knows how many hours into that game, I wanted a new experience, so I tried out Monster Train. While I know this title certainly has its fans, my experience w/ it felt a bit hollow compared to StS (not that the game is mechanically bad by any means, but rather it just failed to satiate my desire for a new and interesting deckbuilder).
Enter Inscryption... It's a gd masterpiece, and I cannot recommend it highly enough. Paid full price at launch when it launched on Switch; no regrets. While nothing scratches the itch quite like StS, what I most love about Inscryption are all the new ideas and scenarios the game brings to the table.
Gato Roboto: If you're a fan of Metroid-likes, then this comes easily recommended. It's a short & sweet experience, but is injected w/ enough of its own personality so as not to get lost in the shuffle (unlike, say, Xeodrifter or something--which isn't a bad game by any means, but def the most paint-by-numbers entry in the subgenre that i can think of).
Gris: I enjoyed it. This is a hard one to recommend, I'll admit, but--personally, speaking--it was the perfect game at, unfortunately, the perfect time... So if you're just coping w/ one of life's particularly unpleasant moments, then this title can be kinda therapeutic. It's gameplay is very much reminiscent of something you'd see on the Apple/ Play store, but the game's music and art style simply place it a cut above the rest.