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Nintendo Switch Sale Discounts Top-Selling Indies

A sale on the Nintendo Switch Eshop is offering solid deals on top-selling indie games. The sale lasts through midnight PT on December 28, so you only have a little while to take advantage. But it's a great way to catch up on games you may have missed over the year and spend those eshop cards that were in your stocking.

These are all part of the Indie World library of games, which is also the name of this sale. Some highlights of the sale include Ori and the Blind Forest, Cuphead, and the standout puzzle game Baba Is You. Most of the prices are in the teens, though a few go even lower. The arcade shooter (and perfect use of Flip Grip) Downwell is less than two bucks. Two! You can check out the full listing of games and prices below.

This indies sale is running concurrently with another, even bigger Eshop sale. That one discounts a much broader range of games, including Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy IX, Ultimate Ninja Storm Trilogy, and even some other indies like Bastion and Transistor. On the whole the Eshop is offering some great deals right now so check them out.

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Nintendo Eshop Indies Sale

  • Baba Is You - $12 ($15)
  • Blasphemous - $20 ($25)
  • Castle Crashers Remastered - $9 ($15)
  • Cuphead - $14 ($20)
  • Downwell - $1.50 ($3)
  • My Friend Pedro - $14 ($20)
  • Ori and the Blind Forest: Remastered - $14 ($20)
  • Slay the Spire - $20 ($25)
  • SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech - $17.50 ($25)
  • Terraria - $21 ($30)
  • Torchlight 2 - $12 ($20)
  • Unravel Two - $5 ($20)


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