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Death end re;Quest

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Death end re;Quest is cheapest on the Nintendo Switch eShop in Canada at $7.1775% off, the lowest of all 48 tracked regions, on sale in 36 of them today.

Publisher
Idea Factory
Released
2021-04-27
Players
1
On sale in
36 of 48 regions
Death end re;Quest
75%
MPL
🇨🇦Canada
$7.1775%

Global Prices — All 48 Regions

36 on sale
All (40)
CountrySale (USD)Ends
🇨🇦CAMPL$7.17
🇺🇸USMPL$7.49
🇲🇽MXMPL$8.98
Steam$7.49View ↗
🇸🇪SE$9.53
🇬🇧GB$10.92
🇦🇹AT$10.38
🇧🇪BE$10.38
🇧🇬BG$10.38
🇨🇾CY$10.38
🇩🇪DE$10.38
🇪🇪EE$10.38
🇪🇸ES$10.38
🇫🇮FI$10.38
🇫🇷FR$10.38
🇬🇷GR$10.38
🇭🇷HR$10.38
🇭🇺HU$10.38
🇮🇪IE$10.38
🇮🇹IT$10.38
🇱🇹LT$10.38
🇱🇺LU$10.38
🇱🇻LV$10.38
🇲🇹MT$10.38
🇳🇱NL$10.38
🇵🇹PT$10.38
🇷🇴RO$10.38
🇸🇮SI$10.38
🇸🇰SK$10.38
🇷🇺RU$9.63
🇵🇱PL$9.58
🇦🇺AU$9.63
🇳🇴NO$9.65
🇿🇦ZA$9.69
🇩🇰DK$10.43
🇨🇿CZ$10.69
🇨🇭CH$15.41
🇯🇵JP$31.09
🇰🇷KR$44.54
🇹🇼TW$46.89
🇭🇰HK$49.47

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About Death end re;Quest

'About Death end re;Quest™ Death end re;Quest takes the classic turn-based RPG and turns it on its head, allowing you to jump at will between the RPG action of the game world, and the investigative visual novel segments of the real world. In the game world, players brawl in engaging RPG battles! Blast enemies and chain your attacks with the Knockback system or switch game genres from RPG into fighting, shooting, slot, puzzle, and billiards – the choice is yours. Game development may seem all fun and games until the lines between fantasy and reality begin to blur. The Nintendo Switch™ release includes all of the free and paid DLC originally available on previous versions, as well as all original game content found in the Japanese version. Story Arata Mizunashi, a video game programmer, receives a notification from an email sent to him by Shina Ninomiya, a colleague of his who went missing nearly one year ago. Together, they worked to create World’s Odyssey (W.O.D.), an immersive virtual landscape powered by breathtaking, state-of-the-art technology. That is, until Shina's disappearance put a halt to production. Arata is startled to discover that Shina Ninomiya was stuck inside of “W.O.D.” the whole time. When Arata delves back into the lines of code haunting his forsaken project, he realizes that his game is now ravaged by an infestation of bugs, and that Shina is its only active player. Arata soon learns that a nefarious force prevents him from extracting Shina out of the game. Her only way out? She must complete the game to unlock the perfect ending—an outcome with a success rate of 1%. On their journey, they encounter a slew of NPC characters that blur perceptions of humanity and A.I.-technology, setting into a motion a thrilling narrative that calls into question the differences between the virtual world and ours. Little do they know what horrors await them on both sides of the screen... Key Features Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction? – Investigate the real world in the form of a visual novel to solve what lies underneath World Odyssey or dive into World's Odyssey to explore its dungeons. Every choice made in both real and in-game modes can affect who will live to see another day or who will unearth the dark truths of World’s Odyssey. Turn-Based RPGs Flipped Upside Down – In this turn-based battle system, players can freely roam and fight in the battlefield. "Knockback" enemies into walls and party members for extreme combos. Change the tide of battle by changing the game's genre. Utilize “Field Bugs” scattered throughout the battlefield to increase a character’s Corruption – a key feature to transform characters into Glitch Mode! You’re Glitchin’ Out – In Glitch Mode, base stats are increased and special attacks can now be activated! But be wary, as there are downsides with too much power. Players will also need to activate character-specific dungeon skills or “Bug Skills” to access hard-to-reach areas and hidden treasures! Explore the First Installment in this Glitched-Out World – The World’s Odyssey is now ready to be explored on-the-go for the Nintendo Switch™! Newcomers and veterans of the series can traverse through the first installment of this hyper-realistic game world with all of the free and paid DLC originally available on previous versions, including the DLC character, Ripuka!

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Death end re;Quest: Switch vs Steam prices

Steam is currently cheaper than the Switch eShop in every one of the 39 countries where we can compare both stores for Death end re;Quest — the closest gap is United States, at about $7.49 on Switch against $7.49 on Steam.

Why the gap? Nintendo and Steam price the same game independently. Each eShop sets its own price in local currency for its country, while Steam sells through regional currency zones with their own price points. Exchange rates move daily, so two sticker prices that match on paper can differ in real terms. Both stores are also region-locked: you generally buy from the store your account belongs to, which is why a cheaper region usually needs that region's gift card or wallet top-up. All Switch-vs-Steam figures on this page are USD conversions taken when prices were last checked.

Nintendo Switch eShop vs Steam prices for Death end re;Quest by country
CountrySwitch (USD)Steam (USD)
United States
$7.49$7.49
Canada
$7.17$7.01
Poland
$9.57$9.24
Norway
$9.65$8.98
Sweden
$9.53$8.36
Australia
$9.64$7.84
Austria
$10.38$8.36
Belgium
$10.38$8.36
Bulgaria
$10.38$8.36
Cyprus
$10.38$8.36
Germany
$10.38$8.36
Estonia
$10.38$8.36
Spain
$10.38$8.36
Finland
$10.38$8.36
France
$10.38$8.36

Ranked by how much the Switch eShop saves against Steam, USD-converted when prices were last checked. Showing the top 15 of 39 comparable countries. * Steam does not sell in this country directly — the nearest Steam zone's price is shown.


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How regional eShop pricing works for Death end re;Quest

Nintendo prices Death end re;Quest independently in each of the 48 countries we track, using local currencies. Because exchange rates and regional purchasing power differ, the same digital game can cost very different amounts depending on where you buy it. To redeem the cheapest price, you typically need an eShop gift card for that region; we link to a country-specific buying guide whenever you click any row in the price table above. We also compare the current Steam price for this game so you can see whether the PC version on Steam is cheaper than any eShop region right now.

All prices on this page are converted from the original local currency to your selected display currency using daily exchange rates. The regular price (struck through) shows the country's standard eShop price; the highlighted sale price is what Nintendo is charging today. Discount badges in green mark deals of 50% or more. HowLongToBeat data shows Death end re;Quest takes about 25 hours to finish the main story, which we use to estimate cost-per-hour value.

Prices last checked: September 15, 2026 (checked daily)

Frequently asked questions about Death end re;Quest

Is Death end re;Quest cheaper on Switch or Steam?

Steam is currently cheaper than the Switch eShop in every one of the 39 countries where we can compare both stores for Death end re;Quest. The closest gap is in United States: about $7.49 on Switch versus $7.49 on Steam. All figures are in USD, and prices can change at any time.

What is the cheapest country for Death end re;Quest?

Among the countries where we track both stores, the cheapest Switch eShop price for Death end re;Quest is in Canada: about $7.17 in USD. The full price table above shows the current price in local currency, with a buying guide for each region.

How long does it take to beat Death end re;Quest?

Death end re;Quest takes about 25 hours to finish the main story, according to HowLongToBeat. At the cheapest tracked price above ($7.17), that works out to roughly $0.29 per hour of play.