Unbelievable Deal: Must-Have Nintendo Switch Game at Unbeatable Price!

One of the highly acclaimed indie games for the Nintendo Switch, Inside, is currently available at a significant discount for a limited time. Alongside Inside, Limbo, which is Playdead Games' debut title, is also being offered at a deeply reduced price. These games can now be purchased for a fraction of the cost of Nintendo's first-party games.

The discount promotion coincided with the recent Nintendo Direct broadcast on June 21. The broadcast showcased upcoming games like Pikmin 4, Super Mario RPG, and Super Mario Bros. Wonder. Although these titles won't have the hefty price tag of $69.99 like The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, they will be priced at the standard launch price of $59.99. Considering the current discount, owners of the Nintendo Switch could potentially buy Inside nearly 30 times with the amount saved.

Until July 10, **Inside** can be purchased for a discounted price of $1.99 each on the Nintendo eShop, which is a remarkable 90% off from its original price. To acquire **Inside**, make sure you have at least 1.5 GB of available storage on either your system or a microSD card. This exceptional offer is also applicable to **Limbo**, and it aligns with a similar deal that was previously available on the Nintendo eShop until May 21. Presently, these discounted prices for both **Limbo** and **Inside** are not tied to any specific sale. However, resourceful Nintendo eShop users can utilize up to 200 Gold Coins to either acquire **Inside** at no additional cost or obtain an even deeper discount compared to the $1.99 price tag. You can accumulate Gold Coins by purchasing games on the Nintendo eShop, with more expensive titles like **Tears of the Kingdom** granting a higher amount of Gold Coins.

Released in 2016, Inside, the second title from Danish developer Playdead Games, has earned high praise as one of the most acclaimed puzzle platformers of all time. However, this game is not for the faint of heart, thanks to its M-rating, which is primarily due to the graphic and gruesome deaths that the player character, known simply as The Boy, can encounter in the unsettling and terrifying environment. With its monochromatic atmosphere, dark art style, and minimalist sound design, Inside received an impressive rating of 91 on OpenCritic from critics.

While Playdead Games has kept quiet about its upcoming third game, it has been confirmed that it will utilize Unreal Engine 5 after the developers entered a publishing agreement with Epic Games in 2020. Fans will have to wait for further announcements from Playdead Games to learn more about this mysterious project.

Inside is available now for PC, PS4, Switch, and Xbox One.