An absolute slew of new games have hit the scenes thanks to Nintendo’s Indie World Showcase and Gamescom 2019, but let’s once again talk about Enter the Gungeon – a title that came out in 2016.It’s worth returning to the bullet hell roguelike again as fans and newcomers alike can now buy a special physical release of the title from the folks over at. You may remember that name as they’ve created physical runs and collector’s editions for many indie games which would otherwise not get such treatment.This company worked with Enter the Gungeon in the past – a real book based off of the one seen in the game.

When that was sold last year promises of some physical release for the Nintendo Switch were made, which is what we’re getting now.This new bundle for Switch owners includes the following: the game cartridge itself in the standard Switch plastic box, new (and reversible) cover art for that box, an instruction booklet, a large sticker, 24 page art book with metallic cover, and a cardboard slip case. That slip case is made to hold the Ammonomicon as well as the game box. The intention here is that, if you already own the book, you can combine the two and put them on your shelf.This decision doesn’t make a lot of sense to us as all orders of the Ammonomicon from last year came with their own slip case, even if they were ordered on their own without the game.Regardless, this bundle will cost $34.99 and pre-orders will be live on.At this point we have to note that the Switch version of Enter the Gungeon is one of the worst ways to play the game.

Replay Value. Exploration. Movie. Classic.

We’ve put many hours into Gungeon on several platforms and the more demanding sections of it put a tax on the console that it can’t keep up with leading to slow downs that affect the gameplay to a huge degree.As the the game has been out for a while now and has such a dedicated fan base, we assume most of the people buying this are collector’s looking for an addition for the shelf anyway.If you fall into that category we do want to point out that this isn’t the first time that Enter the Gungeon has been made into a physical released on the Switch. Which can still be bought right now. The difference there is that you’ll be missing out on all the extra physical goodies Special Reserve Games is including.Considering that the general version costs $30 and contains so much less than this version for $34.99, we still recommend getting it from Special Reserve Games. The problem here is that the latter option we recommend is a limited edition offer and may not be available by the time you read this.

Downwell is soon getting a special physical edition for the Nintendo Switch, and it comes with a clever piece of plastic called a Flip Grip that allows you to better play the game in vertical mode. Downwell, definitely a hidden gem of the Switch library, is getting a physical release through Special Reserve Games. Simulacra 2 jacksepticeye. Preorders open on Sept. 17th, 2019, and there will be.

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Please be civil and do not use derogatory terms.No clickbait, vague, or misleading post titles.Post titles should convey the content of your post quickly and effectively. This is just an appreciation post to the Downwell team for sticking to their gun(boots)s and keeping the game at it's $2.99 pricing with it's switch port.A bunch of mobile ports on switch are jacking up the price a bit because 'it's on console now', 'the pricing standards are higher', or 'we added one or two tiny features'.The DW team easily could've increased the price by $1 or $2. But they didn't, and because of that, it's one of the cheapest high quality games on the eShop(if you don't include games that are on sale)Btw you should totally get Downwell, it's only $3.

It's a fun, fast paced, combo focused rogue-like retro game.