Chaque jeu de l'eShop Switch « Jouez ensemble »’ Vente (Amérique du Nord)

$41.99 (-30%)

The core fighting mechanics of Les jeux les plus vendus de Switch au Japon après cinq ans are easy to grasp — especially when you’re using the pleasantly intuitive motion controls — but they showcase the kind of depth which rewards dedicated players. Mélanger des coups légers et chargés avec vos tirets et vos sauts vous permet de créer un style de jeu presque ballet, mais ajoutez des prises, stuns, and features unique to each stage and you’ve got a truly formidable foundation to build on. The lure of collecting Arms will keep you glued to your console even if you only choose to play solo, but ARMS also proves its worth online, and for those who want to take things to the next level, Ranked Matches provide the ideal means of proving your skill.

In the scheme of things, ARMS might not have made much of a dent in the hallowed canon of Nintendo IP, but it deserves a second look if it flew under your radar.

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$20.99 (-30%)

Académie du Grand Cerveau: Cerveau contre. Cerveau est un petit jeu amusant qui n'a pas d'idées au-dessus de sa station et présente ses casse-têtes de manière plus légère., de manière plus tapageuse que le Dr. Le style convivial mais stérile de Kawashima. Ce n’est pas le genre de mariage entre le gameplay et (faute d'un meilleur terme) « travail » que vous trouverez dans Aventure en forme de bague, mais c'est un moyen très agréable et économique de maintenir le petit crépitement de matière grise pour tous les âges..

$7.49 (-50%)

With only three modes to choose from, we wish there was a bit more meat on Boomerang Fu’s bones. The Golden Boomerang mode is a welcome change from the standard Deathmatch, but not one that’s going to keep your attention for long, and unfortunately, there’s no story mode or any semblance of plot. There are plenty of gameplay modifiers to alter how the matches play out, mais finalement, Boomerang Fu’s longevity will largely depend on how often you’re able to play local multiplayer rather than against AI bots. Toujours, it‘s an adorable, hilarious experience that’s great fun in short bursts.

$9.89 (-67%)

Discover the co-op shooter-looter that started it all, crammed with content and enhancements! Equip bazillions of guns as one of 4 trigger-happy mercenaries, each with unique RPG skills. Take on the lawless desolate planet Pandora in pursuit of powerful alien technology: The Vault. With new weapons, visual upgrades, all 4 add-on packs and more! Bazillions of Guns: Rocket-launching shotguns, enemy-torching revolvers, SMGs that fire lightning rounds, et des tonnes de plus. Radical Art Style: Traditional rendering combined with hand-drawn textures give Borderlands its iconic style. Intense Vehicular Combat: Behind the wheel, engage in frenetic vehicle-to-vehicle combat. Co-op Frenzy: Online or together on the couch.

$5.99 (-80%)

Elements of Burnout Paradise are starting to show their age now, but nobody can argue with the quality of its actual racing action. If you can put up with its various niggles and quirks and don’t mind the high price tag (relative to other systems), it’s easily one of the most entertaining – and certainly one of the fastest – racing games on the Switch.

$9.99 (-50%)

As an adventure game, Chicorée: Un conte coloré is quite sincerely up there with the very best of the genre. There’s plenty to see and do and a full completion run will probably take you 25-30 hours. The characters and their travails are rich and likeable, the game’s sense of humour is generally inspired, and it’s all very sweet without being sugary-twee and talking down to the player. It’s also an affecting little tearjerker that will definitely strike a chord if you make art, and almost certainly will even if you don’t – so long as you’re capable of pretty basic empathy. Chicory is simple to play but impressively long and complex, with perfect controls, performance and visuals. Throw yourself into painting the world and you’ll be left with a game that’s very much your own and speaks to you directly – a beautiful marriage of mechanics, themes and visuals.

$27.99 (-30%)

Des jeux de compilation comme même lorsque nous avons dû exécuter certaines des manœuvres de contrôle les plus compliquées que le jeu exige: 51 Classiques mondiaux ayez toujours une variété de réussites et d'échecs en fonction de vos goûts personnels, mais il y a une assez grande variété de planches, jeux de cartes et d'action ici que vous êtes sûr de trouver un numéro qui vous plaira. Tout est présenté avec charme et chaleur (cinématiques terriblement écrites de côté) et il y a une énorme quantité de contenu à offrir, whether you plan on playing solo or with others. The perfect game for if you’re stuck indoors with the family? Quite possibly.

$13.99 (-65%)
$20.99 (-65%) – Nitros Oxide Edition

Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled is a visually phenomenal upgrade on a PlayStation karting classic, and one that faithfully recreates both its positives (its unique drift boosting system) and its potential irritants (30fps, tricky AI). It does bring a whole new set of issues – mainly lengthy loading times and the fact that playing offline stops you making any progress towards unlocking anything – but while these prevent the game from becoming an absolute must-have, they don’t sour the experience enough to stop us wholeheartedly recommending it regardless.

$13.99 (-30%)
$19.43 (-28%) – Bundle w/ Delicious Last Course

Cuphead was an absolute masterpiece when it originally launched on Xbox One and nothing has been sacrificed in its move to the Switch. A run-and-gun boss battler dressed up like a 1930s Fleischer or Disney animated short, it’s the same visually jaw-dropping, agréable sur le plan auditif, jeu difficile à blanchir les articulations c'était sur la console de Microsoft et la bibliothèque du Switch est d'autant meilleure pour sa présence. Son accent sur les batailles de boss intenses ne sera pas du goût de tout le monde, mais tant que vous savez dans quoi vous vous embarquez, nous ne saurions trop le recommander. Just Regarde à elle!

And the Delicious Last Course is the icing on the cake, trop.

$6.39 (-20%)

Cuphead – Le délicieux dernier plat est une superbe petite extension qui ajoute une nouvelle vie à l'un des jeux les plus divertissants de la Switch. C'est peut-être un peu court, mais ce qu'il y a ici est absolument fantastique et son prix est raisonnable pour prendre en compte sa longueur.. Si tu as l'original, ce qui est essentiel. Si vous ne, ils sont tous les deux.

$9.99 (-75%)

DC’s Justice League: Cosmic Chaos is a fun action brawler with a wide enough range of difficulty levels to appeal to both younger players and older superhero fans who aren’t above watching funny cartoons. Its technical issues and lack of co-op let it down, but what’s there is an entertaining game that’ll last you a decent time.

$11.99 (-60%)

Morte la lumière du jour is an asymmetrical multiplayer horror game where one player takes on the role of the savage Killer, and the other four players play as Survivors, trying to escape and avoid being caught and killed. The Nintendo Switch version features loads of maps, characters and cosmetics, and a deep progression system to try out. The game creeps onto Nintendo Switch this fall.

$9.99 (-50%)

Even so many years after its 2005 debut, Devil May Cry 3 remains one of the very best action games ever made. It may have aged in places, but that turbo-charged, combo-heavy action feels as fresh today as it did back in the mid-noughties. The new Freestyle mode – which lets players swap combat styles on the fly at any point during the action – is a genuinely excellent addition to the package, and the ability to play Bloody Palace in local co-op is the cherry on top of a Switch port that should appeal to anyone interested in sampling the devilish delights of this all-time classic.

$19.79 (-67%)

Diablo III: Eternal Collection is a lovely port of a classic RPG loot-a-thon that keeps its feet firmly in the past. The execution is wonderful, but its gameplay is not something that will appeal to everyone due to the high level of repetition. Its visuals are clear and functional if not especially interesting, but performance is top notch to make up for it. It’s one of those games which is best played with friends, trop, and while you can play online, couch co-op offers a rich experience as you battle demons and collect loot together – three local players can drop-in and join you on your quest. If you’re looking for a loot-driven grind-a-thon with more explosions of viscera than you can comfortably discuss with your mother, this is the game for you.

$27.99 (-30%)

While you could certainly argue that L'île aux illusions Disney is perhaps more of a Metroidvania than it is a straight-up 2D platformer, we reckon it strikes a wonderful balance between the two genres that it could honestly fall into either category. Its focus on combat-free exploration makes this a great gateway into the genre for younger audiences, and its ability to support up to four players via local co-op means that it’s an excellent option for families who want to spend a bit of time with some of the most iconic Disney characters imaginable. You can also hug each other to regain health. What more could you ask for?

$5.09 (-66%)

Don’t Starve: Nintendo Switch Edition is an extremely meaty and punishing experience that always keeps you on your toes. The open-ended, tough as nails gameplay isn’t for everyone – particularly in its repetition – but it can be quite addictive once things click. A distinct visual style, countless hours of randomised gameplay, and that open-ended nature that favours boldness combine to make this an easy suggestion. If you still haven’t gotten around to playing Don’t Starve, this is one of the best versions you can get.

$14.39 (-84%)

Dragon Ball FighterZ on the Switch is, simply put, one of the best fighting games we’ve seen on the system. Arc System Works went the extra mile in capturing the essence of the source material and distilled it into an incredible brawler that has lost nothing in the transition to Nintendo’s hybrid console. The stunning visuals, intense action, and easy-to-master controls make FighterZ a game all fans of the genre should have in their library. If you only play this kind of game casually, it remains a must-own.

$20.99 (-30%)

Everybody 1-2-Switch! is a perfectly serviceable party game when playing through one of the minigames that offers something new, but those moments are few and far between. The rest of the games are not by any means mauvais, but they fail to stand out on the already-loaded table of Nintendo party titles. Combine this with the noticeable step-down in quality when playing with fewer people, and we are left thinking that this is a game which will only be brought out in very specific circumstances. It’s a perfectly harmless party game, but it doesn’t come close to what Nintendo has achieved in the genre in the past.

$41.99 (-30%)

A gloriously thoughtful and beautiful farming game that’s packed to the brim with details and charm, Ferme des fées is unfortunately let down by its lacklustre NPCs and social dynamics. But with the rest of the game being so enticing, we’re almost willing to let it slide. A handful of bugs, a bit of a grind, and a sinfully boring spouse can’t assez take the shine off this wonderful, whimsical world that’s full of things to do and discover.

$41.99 (-30%)

Guerriers de l'emblème du feu: Cinématique OlliOlli is a thoroughly entertaining mash-up of Musou mayhem, stratégie, and relationship-building aspects that should more than satisfy fans of both the franchises involved here. It improves upon its 2017 predecessor in several ways, most notably in providing a far more engaging story featuring a narrative that’s ripe for several replays. With impressively solid performance on Switch and an action-packed campaign that’ll see you blasting your way through tens of thousands of foes for a good 30 hours in a single playthrough, this is right up there with the very best Warriors titles that developer Omega Force has ever served up.