Extremely Powerful Capybaras
₩4,150 ₩8,300 eShop price Sale endedThe most laid-back animal alive picks up a gun — a Vampire Survivors-like where capybaras mow down the horde.
₩4,150 — coffee money for a capybara rampage
Jul 21, 2026
Like a Dragon: Kiwami 1 & 2 at ₩19,200 — and One Trap You Should Not Buy
Only what's worth buying from the third-week eShop sale: from a capybara rampage that costs coffee money, to Kiryu's first two chapters for under ₩40,000 together.
Detective Dotson
₩3,740 ₩14,990 eShop price Sale endedA pixel detective adventure set in Bollywood. Gorgeous art — but the Korean translation is broken.
Pretty, but the Korean is broken. Wishlist it for now.
SWORN
₩9,450 ₩27,800 eShop price Sale endedA dark-fantasy roguelike action of punishing a corrupted King Arthur and his knights.
₩9,450, the Hades you can play in co-op
Bloodshed
₩10,150 ₩14,500 eShop price Sale endedA Vampire Survivors-like that hands you a minigun and a rocket launcher in the Middle Ages.
Rocket launchers in the Middle Ages — ₩10,150 of firepower
Morsels
₩10,920 ₩16,800 eShop price Sale endedA twin-stick shooter roguelike where a sewer rat transforms into mutants to fight.
₩10,920, a mutant-rat shooter by a Nidhogg artist
Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O. World Stage
₩12,960 ₩21,600 eShop price Sale endedThe original 3D fighter lands on Switch 2. Three buttons, and no bottom to it.
The original fighting game, ₩12,960 on Switch 2
Meteorfall: Krumit's Tale
₩13,990 ₩19,990 eShop price Sale endedA deckbuilding roguelike played on a grid — you clear the board one calculated order at a time.
Today's top-rated pick — a 97% deckbuilder at ₩13,990
Deadzone: Rogue
₩18,900 ₩27,000 eShop price Sale endedA co-op FPS roguelike: three players clearing a space station that rearranges itself every run.
Fifteen hours of co-op highs, guaranteed — ₩18,900
Like a Dragon: Kiwami 1 & 2
₩19,200 ₩32,000 eShop price Sale endedRemakes of the first two chapters where Kiryu's story begins — a whole city as your playground.
The best time to start the series — ₩38,400 for both
Three survivors-likes here, and all three are different games
This is an archive of the Nintendo eShop sale from the third week of July 2026. The discounts have ended and the prices above are from that time.
This episode stopped at nine picks. A game can be in the sale and still not make it here if there’s no user reaction worth quoting. Nine honest picks beat ten padded ones.
How to choose between three of the same genre
Extremely Powerful Capybaras, Bloodshed and Mothered all landed as survivors-likes. Same genre, different products.
Capybaras sells atmosphere. The image of the world’s most relaxed-looking animal picking up a gun is the value proposition.
Bloodshed sells firepower — miniguns and rocket launchers in a medieval setting, grinding everything down. If you want catharsis, it’s here.
Mothered sells transformation. Mutations change your body and therefore how you move, so it varies most between runs.
Solo versus together splits this list
Swordsman (up to 4) and Deadzone Rogue (3) are co-op at heart. The three survivors-likes above and Virtua Fighter 5, by contrast, are made for short solo sessions.
On volume, Yakuza Kiwami 1 & 2 dominates. As a two-game bundle it’s the only entry here that becomes “the thing you play for a while.”
This episode had a deliberate do-not-buy slot
Detective Dotson looked good and was 75% off, but at the time its Korean translation was broken, making the text a mystery game depends on hard to read. We kept it on the list precisely because buying on price alone would have cost you.
It may have improved since, so check the store page’s supported languages and recent reviews before deciding.
If you’re looking at this now
The price records on this site are Steam-based. For Yakuza in particular the eShop product is the Kiwami 1 & 2 bundle while the Steam entry may be a standalone, so don’t compare the two figures side by side. Buying on Switch? Confirm on the eShop.
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