A few weeks after the release of Metroid Dread, Nintendo has now spontaneously released a free demo of Switch Hits, which every player can download and try.
Demo available to Metroid Dread for Switch
Almost 3 weeks after the actual release of Metroid Dread, there is now also a free demo in the Nintendo eShop for all Switch players who are still undecided whether the game is really worthwhile (Source: Nintendo eShop).
Interested players can download the demo either directly via the Nintendo eShop of the Switch, or instead sign up via the browser in the Nintendo-Shop and send the demo download over the website.
See Metroid Dread in the Nintendo eShop
The trailer gives you a first imprint of the game:
A must for all fans of the metroid series?
Metroid Dread is one of the most widely best switch games of the year - this reveals a look at the current Metacritic statistics. Not only the metascore with a value of 88 can convince, also the user score with 8.8 out of 10 possible points shows: Metroid Dread is not a pure critical lobler - the fans are literally excited about the new series part (Source: Metacritic).
Among other things, this may be because Metroid Dread for many players again feels like a classic metroid. Above all, the 2D perspective and sometimes tricky boss fights contribute to this impression.
Beginners, however, should definitely take a look at the demo before buying. Because according to numerous user votes, the game does not just take your hand and has a rather overburdened control. If you do not bother you, however, could have a lot of fun with Metroid Dread - even if the story is played around 8 to 10 hours.
Nintendo has released a demo for Metroid Dread, which can download all Switch players for free via the Nintendo eShop.
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