Buy The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Nintendo Switch Code

How much does it cost right now?

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim for Nintendo Switch starts at €16.37 at Difmark — that is a shared account, not a key of your own. If you want a key tied to your own account, the cheapest is €18.84 at Eneba.

That €16.37 already includes the Gocdkeys coupon, so apply it at checkout or the store will show you a higher price.

9 stores carry it, 14 offers in total and 12 available right now; the figure above is the cheapest of the ones you can actually order.

That puts it 23% under its average of €21.39 since 2017, so today is a better entry point than most days of its life.

Which format should you buy?

The cheapest route is a shared account at €16.37 (Difmark), but for €2.47 more Eneba sells the eShop code at €18.84 — and the code is yours: you redeem it on your own account and nobody can take the game back.

Can you activate it in your region?

9 of the 14 offers work on US — the Global ones plus the ones issued for your own region.

That matters more on Switch than anywhere else: eShop codes are strictly regional, a code from one region will not redeem on an account from another, and there is no way to convert it afterwards.

Any other way to pay less?

With so little movement on the game itself, the saving left is in the balance: an eShop card worth $35 for United States costs $32.21 at Kinguin today, 8% under face value, and that balance spends on anything.

So what should you buy?

For most people the key at €18.84 at Eneba is the sensible buy: the game stays on your own account and it is only €2.47 more than the shared account.