This ‘certified classic’ Nintendo Switch game has huge discount for limited time

It's more than 50% off on Amazon

A popular RPG game for the Nintendo Switch has a huge discount on Amazon for a limited time.

The game - Unicorn Overlord - from Atlus and Sega has dropped by 57% to £23.70 for Prime members.

Originally released in 2024 the game aims to create a modern version of classic tactical games from the 1990s.

It's set on the continent of Fevrith as it is consumed by war, with the story following exiled prince Alain as he gathers allies to liberate the nations of Fevrith from the Zenoiran Empire.

Gameplay follows Alain and his army units fighting in large-scale battles, with field movement and battles taking place in real-time.

Plus gamers will also be able to play it on the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 as it's been confirmed that the console will be backwards compatible.

The console is set to be released on 5 June, with pre-orders snapped up by customers earlier this month. While the original Switch console has slightly dropped in price on Amazon following the announcement.

Unicorn Overlord has a 4.8 rating on Amazon, with customers calling it an "amazing game with mesmerising visuals".

One five-star reviewer said "this game is a certified classic" and that it's very "accessible" for players.

Another said: "It features such a dynamic gameplay with a unique twist on 2.5D art style.

"The story is lengthy - in a good way - offering around 30+ hours of gameplay, whilst immersing yourself in each character's perspective and exploring the vast map."

Somebody else said the game has "a lot of thought put in" and it's "beautifully animated".

If you're a Prime member then you can take advantage of the exclusive deal, which is 57% off for a limited time.

The game is priced at £23.70 for Prime members on the Amazon website here.

If you're not a Prime member then you can sign up for £8.99 per month or £95 per year to get the deal as well as other benefits of a membership including free, next-day delivery and Prime Video.