Now’s the time to catch up on the year’s best games.
$42 (was $60)
If you still haven’t picked up 2019’s best strategy RPG, now’s your chance with the base game and DLC on sale. You don’t need to play it to get the recently announced Fire Emblem: Engage, but its fantastic story, character relationships, and battles are worth it.
$20 (was $60)
Wings of Ruin mashes up Monster Hunter with Pokémon, letting you capture monsters to fight for you, rather than chopping them up to make new armor. This turn-based RPG is more story-focused than typical Monster Hunter games and a lot more approachable.
$30 (was $50)
The Witcher 3 is hands down one of the best action RPGs ever. This port runs shockingly well on the Switch, and you’ll definitely want the Complete Edition, which includes two fantastic DLC episodes.
$42 (was $60)
AI: The Somnium Files — nirvanA Intiative is a brilliant visual novel that blends occult conspiracies, philosophical rambling, and pervy jokes. If you’re cool with its tonal whiplash, its extremely involved puzzles
$20 (was $25)
Cult of the Lamb is a devilish mix of action and town building, starring a cheerful band of adorable, demon-worshiping animals. Its charming art and dark sense of humor make what’s already a great game into one of the year’s most memorable indies.
$20 (was $25)
A strange mix of card game and blisteringly fast shooter, Neon White is a nominee for this year’s Game Awards. On top of its unique gameplay, it features great, deeply horny dialogue to make it even more special.
$40 (was $60)
Three Hopes is only on sale until November 27, and only as a physical copy. This sequel to Three Houses turns the game into an action musou, with a story just as compelling as its tactical RPG predecessor.
$70 (was $90)
Sparks of Hope is an excellent tactical RPG with a dynamic battle system that’s suitable for beginners or pros. The Gold Edition includes new modes, missions, and Rayman as a playable character in upcoming DLC.