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Nintendo Switch-Exclusive Games Are Discounted In Huge New Sale

Xenoblade Chronicles 3, Age of Calamity, Super Mario Party, and tons of other digital switch games are discounted until June 25.

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Nintendo might not be hosting any big press conferences this time of year, but it is hosting a gigantic eShop sale that’s slashing prices on tons of its most popular games. Better yet, several other retailers are price-matching these digital games--so if you have an unused gift card, be sure to check out all these third-party storefronts.

Tons of games that are regularly $60 can now be found for just $42, making this a great time to stock up on hits you may have missed over the past few years. This includes the fast-paced Astral Chain, Dynasty Warriors-inspired Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity, and the fun-loving Super Mario Party.

You’ll even find Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 on sale for $42--which is very rarely discounted--giving you a family-friendly alternative to Diablo 4.

Other notable discounts include Cult of the Lamb for $16 (down from $25) and Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope for $30 (down from $60). The latter is particularly notable, as it’s arguably one of the best strategy games on Nintendo Switch, and this is one of the lowest prices we've seen for the game. The turn-based tactics sequel is built to the same high standards as other Mario titles--but since it’s developed by Ubisoft, it has a larger discount than you'd typically see for first-party Nintendo games.

There are plenty of other great games on sale right now, and you’ll find a list of the best deals below. Nintendo is ending the event on Jun 25, so you’ve got more than enough time to peruse the catalog and find something that catches your eye.

Best Switch deals

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