Catch up on the essentials
  • Nintendo has named Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown as the latest Nintendo Switch Online Game Trial, available to members at no additional cost.
  • Members play as Sargon, evolving "from sword-wielding prodigy to extraordinary legend" by mastering acrobatic combat and unlocking Time Powers and unique super abilities.
  • Separately, Nintendo Everything reported a launch trailer for Graveyard Keeper 2, a cemetery management sequel released on Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch the same week.

Selected from this article · 2026-09-24

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The Game Trial window and pricing

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Nintendo has named Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown as the latest Nintendo Switch Online Game Trial, available to members at no additional cost. The trial runs from Sept. 24 at 10 a.m. PT to Sept. 30 at 11:59 p.m. PT, during which subscribers can download and try the full game for the Nintendo Switch system. In parallel, Nintendo is running a 70% discount on the digital version of the title at the Nintendo eShop and Nintendo Store, with that sale ending Oct. 7 at 11:59 p.m. PT. Save data earned during the trial carries over if a member decides to purchase the game during or after the offer.

How the offer is positioned

Nintendo framed the trial as a chance to "dash into a stylish and thrilling action-adventure platformer set in a mythological Persian world where the boundaries of time and space are yours to manipulate." Members play as Sargon, evolving "from sword-wielding prodigy to extraordinary legend" by mastering acrobatic combat and unlocking Time Powers and unique super abilities. Switch Online members can also complete a mission to earn 100 My Nintendo Platinum Points simply by trying the trial, adding an extra incentive layered on top of the free play window and the time-limited eShop markdown.

Other developments

Separately, Nintendo Everything reported a launch trailer for Graveyard Keeper 2, a cemetery management sequel released on Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch the same week. The outlet described the title as the "most accurately inaccurate medieval cemetery simulator," with no additional platform or pricing details in the available material.

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