Today’s Nintendo Switch eShop deals

Yes. 41 of the best-selling Switch and Switch 2 games are discounted today, in Europe, in the United States or both. Nintendo does not run one big sale at a time: several overlapping promotions run continuously, which is why this list is ranked by what each discount is worth rather than gathered under a sale's name. 2 of the 41 end within 48 hours.

41, in at least one of the two shops. Across the full catalogue the two eShops are running about 6,495 deals right now, 3,103 in Europe and 3,392 in the United States, most of them on games nobody has heard of. Cardslot ranks all of them; this page keeps the ones people actually buy.

At 23:59 on the last day the eShop names: Paris time on the European shop, Pacific time on the American one. 2 of the 41 deals on this page stop within 48 hours. The exact minute for a given game is on its page, and the app reminds you the day before.

1 deals stop at the end of today, among them Leafy Corner. Each of them carries an “ends tonight” mark on its row. The app reminds you the day before a deal you are tracking ends, so you do not find out from a page you happened to open.

European eShop: 28 of the 45 current offers with a known start date began on a Thursday (62%). American eShop: 28 of the 48 current offers with a known start date began on a Thursday (58%). These figures cover the games on this page at the latest reading; editions count separately. They describe current offers, not a calendar of future sales. Track a game in Cardslot to hear when its next discount starts.

Deku Deals supports several regions, including European countries, and offers price history and wishlist alerts. Cardslot focuses on a native iOS and Android app: deals ranked by discount, regular price and eShop rank, plus alerts for tracked games and reminders before deals end. One tracked game is free, with no account. Its recorded low prices cover only the available readings, not the entire sales history of a game.

Sort by what the discount is actually worth, not by the percentage. Minus 90% on a €2 game saves you less than minus 30% on a €60 one, and the eShop's own "Current offers" page has no sort at all and stops at your own region. Cardslot scores every deal on the discount, the regular price and how many people buy the game, then shows the day it ends. Anything under three euros or dollars scores nothing.