Hadn't seen this posted so thought i'd share. Requires a US, UK or EU account but i'm referring to the US prices.
Download Colouring Book for free then purchase over 50 games for 49 cents each. Decent selection of games as well.
They've also just added another publisher with some amazing games starting at 17 cents (Badlands). Blazing Beaks is also a must have and only 44 cents.
Of the original 50+ games they listed, there are quite a few decent titles. Bit trip games are definitely fun.
The newer games listed above weren't on the original QBIC website page a couple weeks ago but some of those are really good games. Already had Blazing Beaks, Badlands and What lies in the Multiverse but now i've snagged most of the others :)
Hoping they'll add more before it ends!
Hey.. How do I make a US account and can I add it to my nz account? Thank you.
This guide will probably help a little :
https://faq.qisahn.com/1736-qisahn-faq/4308-nintendo-switch-…
Thank you so much!!
You won't be able most credit cards to pay for US games but you can easily get a US eshop digital voucher and redeem it on the user profile. I normally use placers like Offgamers but they're sold everywhere and easy to get. Australian accounts are a bit easier since they accept either NZ or Australian cards I think.
Something to consider for anyone creating a US account, make sure you don't select a state that incurs state tax or you'll be throwing money down the drain with each purchase.
I created an account but it didn't give me an option to select a state at all. Just selected US as the country. Which US timezone I select, you think that makes a difference? Thanks again.
Tax is done by state, not time zone. Oregan is tax free, so find an address there. Like Youshop :-)
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Blazing Beaks is great. I can also recommend the bit trip games and Rekt. Wrecking Ball Adventure entertained me for a good while, but Koloro is very much a case of style over substance.
I haven't played any others, so I can't speak to their quality, but I guess I can say that every one of their games I have bought have been perfectly good entertainment. Especially Blazing Beaks and the Bit-Trip games.