If you want to try Metroid Dread once, you can do it now with the help of the new demo.
Still not sure if you want Nintendo’s Android scare? Or want to buy it occasionally, but already playing a little?
In both cases you can now help in the demo released by Nintendo on eShop just before Halloween.
Free download
With the free demo, you can first see the existing ZDR planet in the Samos game and enjoy a small part of their new adventure.
If you like what you see in the demo, you can digitally switch to the full version instantly, whether in eShop or a retail version.
The Metroid Dread for Nintendo Switch was released on October 8, 2021, developed by MercurySteam. After all, not only in Japan, the degree got off to a great start. In Japan alone, early day sales reduced the sales that many Metro games had throughout their lives. Is Samus really coming to the place where she was traditionally hard? Let’s see what the future holds.
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Meanwhile, there was a slightly annoying bug at the end of the game, which could lead to a game crash. This can be avoided with a simple solution, but Nintendo has now fixed the bug with a patch, so you should have no problem in this particular situation.
Have you finished the game already? How did you like it? Or are you going to try it for the first time with the demo?
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