Nintendo Strongly Discounts Chasm and Monument Valley in Eshop Sale

New Eshop sale prices are live on the North American Nintendo Switch eShop, with Chasm and Monument Valley at their lowest prices ever.

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Nintendo Strongly Discounts Chasm and Monument Valley in Eshop Sale

New Eshop sale prices are live on the North American Nintendo Switch eShop, and Chasm and the Monument Valley games have dropped to their lowest prices ever. For shoppers deciding whether to buy now, the pressure is simple: some discounts are already at record lows, but no sale end date has been given.

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Chasm at $2.99

Chasm is listed at $2.99, down from $19.99. That is the clearest marker in the sale: a title once priced close to $20 is now available for under $3, which puts it among the sharpest cuts in the batch and makes the current window the cheapest entry point so far.

A Memoir Blue is also marked down to $2.79 from $7.99, while Celeste sits at $4.99 from $19.99 and Doom falls to $3.99 from $19.99. Those prices show the sale is not a single-title offer but a wider markdown across different kinds of games, with enough depth to matter for anyone waiting for a meaningful drop.

Monument Valley and Ace Attorney

Monument Valley is part of the record-low group as well, alongside Ace Attorney Investigations Collection at $23.99 from $39.99 and Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy at $24.99 from $49.99. Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration is down to $15.99 from $39.99, and Batman: Arkham Trilogy is listed at $23.99 from $59.99, which shows the sale reaches beyond one corner of the Nintendo Switch catalog.

Atelier Arland series Deluxe Pack is priced at $28.79 from $89.99, and Dredge is down to $9.99 from $24.99. That spread is useful for buyers because the sale mixes budget-level prices with larger percentage cuts, so the practical decision is less about waiting for a better headline and more about whether a listed game has already hit its floor.

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North American eShop timing

The sale began on 2026-08-04 and is currently active in North America, but the article does not give a finish date. For shoppers, that leaves one narrow but important choice: buy the titles already at record lows now, or risk missing the cheapest pricing without knowing how long it will last.

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