A Paper Mario-like RPG with an 80 on Metacritic and OpenCritic. Here’s the launch trailer

Etrian Odyssey Origins Collection for Nintendo Switch - Nintendo Official Site

So this is the Etrian Odyssey trilogy and like most things I put up here I do so with some caveats.

The game itself is a DRPG in the vein of the Wizardry series. You have a first person, tile by tile view of an area that you progress through and your characters level up, gain abilities and loot and other such general RPG tomfoolery. Instead of the dark/whimsical Wizardry setting though you get anime here. It is what it is. If you like the feedback loop of those games you will probably like this series, but therein lies the first major caveat.

Depending on where you look you will likely find the opinion that the third game in this series is just straight objectively better than the other two. This opinion has merit as the series cleaned up mechanically significantly over the second to third installment, with the second only seeing a small update and what amounted to "more of the first." There is an argument to be made that the other games are still worth experiencing and therein is the second caveat.

Purchased individually these games are routinely $13. This sale marks the first time the first game in the series is now $11 USD. This could signify a drop in the other two games in the future, and if you're only concerned in experiencing the third, I would advise waiting for the $11 drop (which may be a ways off as this is Atlus, but it's hard to tell).

With what's here for $27 though, you're looking at about $9 a game, just over $8 if you're saavy, and for that price the amount of content is worth your time if you plan on trying all of it. My only advice in this case is to make sure to play them in order.

Switch 2 version is new as well.