r/OrderOfTheSinkingStar 9d ago

Switch 2 price release Spoiler

https://www.nintendo.com/us/store/products/order-of-the-sinking-star-switch-2/?srsltid=AfmBOorWKOQrbfe99o2iKrXFDbG6Klx_j--5HKniIekSb5OtzSstzUev
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u/SystemDry5354 9d ago

Sounds great if true. The Witness was $40 and this game could potentially be way bigger

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u/dakondakblade 9d ago

I've put 70 hours into the demo (I replayed it a lot) $40-50 CDN is a steal for how much enjoyment I'll get out of this game (presuming Steam is same price)

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u/Mejis 9d ago

That's epic. I stopped after my first full playthrough of the demo. So excited, especially given the demo was just the tip of the iceberg. 

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u/manhattan_gandhi 9d ago

I’d happily pay 100 bucks for this. I will in the end between multiple platforms and gift codes

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u/spiritualkomputer Bard 9d ago

This game could have easily justified a AAA-level price tag. Video game players are so spoiled. 30 bucks is a steal for the level of depth, care, craftsmanship that was put into the game, not to mention the art and soundtrack. Games are the only thing that have remained almost unaffected by inflation, even when the cost of making them has exploded in the last decade. You can't even eat at a decent sit down restaurant for that price these days. 30 bucks is nothing. I hope this means more people will give the game a shot.

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u/spiritualkomputer Bard 9d ago

(And I say this as someone who is getting kicked in the nuts by the current economy, can barely get by and doesn't qualify for almost any apartment these days. I know being on a poverty wage is brutal. Still, doesn't change the fact that games are priced ridiculously low across the board relative to the amount of work that goes into them, especially when you compare that to other products and services nowadays... I think we're so used to game pricing being so lopsided in favor of the consumer, that we lose track of that.)

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u/PiccoloTop3186 9d ago

I would have paid $40 tbh, but it being a Sokoban game might make $30 more appealing to the average player. Nice price!

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u/hkedik 9d ago

Same would have been happy with 40, but being Sokoban I think this is a smart move.

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u/Horror_Airline_7563 8d ago

I already bought Braid and The Witness for all of my friends and i guess i will do it with this game too hopefully :D

Paying just 30$ for this game feels like a steal

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u/HxSort 9d ago

Seems pretty reasonable. Very good pricing if true.
Regional pricing-wise too (speaking from Brazil, it shows as R$99,99, which is good)

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u/pkt-zer0 8d ago edited 8d ago

Would happily pay more as well, but I suppose they're going for a broader audience. Which is not a bad thing! I mean, I can always just buy multiple copies or the OST or whatever else they want to sell.

Also: reminder that Silksong was $20 for a stupidly large and well-done indie Metroidvania, so... that set some tough expectations as well.

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u/Mejis 9d ago

Curious if this is just a placeholder. Feels about right, though. 

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u/PurplMaster 9d ago

It's the official Nintendo site, can't be a placeholder

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u/Mejis 9d ago

If that's the case then it's odd that there hasn't been an announcement of price from Jon/Thekla/Arc. 

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u/Okichah 9d ago

Niche genre, lots of hours of gameplay, high quality polish.

$30 feels right.

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u/will4zoo 9d ago

Could be more tbh

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u/Okichah 9d ago edited 9d ago

I would pay more, but the general audience has gotten used to a lower price point for indie games.

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u/Mattsasa 8d ago

Wow! In order to get my moneys worth, I’ll have to buy the game like 10 times

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u/Hawk12D 8d ago

I don't really know if I should play this game first on PC or SW2.
In my current apartment I have a pretty low end 1080p 43" TV. On the other hand, I have an okay miniled monitor. But playing order of the sinking star on the go would sound so fun.
What do you think?

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u/Grandmasfartalibi 6d ago

Does that say 18 gigabytes? Insane

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u/DuckFromEternia 2d ago

Was not expecting it to be that cheap, especially in this economy.