A The Lost Child Switch Key — also known as an eShop code or digital code — is the official activation code you redeem in the Nintendo eShop and download to your console. From €19.31 at Difmark, Account format · 3 verified stores, 3 offers in stock · Updated 09h 27min ago.
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The Lost Child for Nintendo Switch starts at €19.31 at Difmark, a shared account.
That €19.31 already includes the Gocdkeys coupon, so apply it at checkout or the store will show you a higher price.
The listing shows 3 offers from 3 stores, though only 2 can be bought at this moment — the price above comes from those.
That puts it 9% under its average of €21.28 since 2022, so today is a better entry point than most days of its life.
Only shared accounts are in stock, from €19.31 at Difmark. You play on someone else's credentials, so the game never becomes yours — worth weighing before comparing that price with an eShop one.
There is also the cartridge at €49.95 (Amazon DE), the only version you can lend or resell once you are done.
Every offer in stock is Global, so whichever one you pick redeems on any account.
With so little movement on the game itself, the saving left is in the balance: an eShop card worth $50 for United States costs $46.05 at K4G today, 7.9% under face value, and that balance spends on anything.
The press verdict is 62 out of 100 from 33 reviews, and 33% would recommend it.
There is no key on the list, so the €19.31 account at Difmark is the only route — just remember the game lives on the seller's credentials.
| Release date | 02/02/2022 |
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PS4Blog.net
The Lost Child has a lot to offer, with its fun battles and gameplay mechanics, gorgeous hand-drawn graphics, deadly bosses and an interesting story as... Read more
While I’m usually a fan of the monster-catching genre and greatly enjoy anything Lovecraftian, The Lost Child fails to hit a lot of the key... Read more
Overall, The Lost Child is a good way to spend your time dungeon crawling as the story provides something interesting instead of a little bit... Read more
The Lost Child is a solid dungeon crawler RPG that doesn't innovate in many areas, but is still fun to play. The repetitive nature of... Read more
The Lost Child is a style of game has been done to death, but there are some interesting ideas found within the aggro and astral... Read more
VGChartz
If you’re looking for a turn based JRPG to play through, there are far better options out there that provide more variety for your dollar. Read more
GamePitt
The Lost Child is both a great game and a very frustrating one. It does a lot of things really well, the dungeon crawling, the... Read more
undefined.It would be an easy task to find faults simply by focusing in on individual aspects of The Lost Child. The vast majority of the... Read more
SwitchRPG
The Lost Child has the ability to take you on a roller coaster ride, complete with highs and lows, when glossing over the structure and... Read more
The Lost Child is also a game that so cleanly represents everything good about the dungeon crawler genre that I found it hard to put... Read more
GotGame
Honestly, I expect The Lost Child to be hit and miss with most players. Fans of monster capturing and dungeon crawlers certainly have quite a... Read more
Cubed3
At its best, The Lost Child knows how to engage its audience with a creative take on the monster catching format without leaning too heavily... Read more
Respawning
Overall I had a good time with the Lost Child. If you’re waiting for SMTV or something this will definitely scratch that itch as well... Read more
While a decent RPG experience I enjoyed the dungeon exploration and the mystery sleuthing the most. I grew tired of the battles early on but... Read more
RPGamer
Some may be tempted to write it off as an SMT knock-off, but this doesn’t strike as being fair given how its systems go a... Read more
Push Square
The Lost Child isn't a game bereft of merit, and we're sure that there's a number of people who'll enjoy the visual novel slash first... Read more
JRPG.moe
With some interesting combat mechanics and wide range of creatures to collect, The Lost Child makes for a passable, if not particularly compelling JRPG. Were... Read more
Rice Digital
The Lost Child may be linked to El Shaddai, but you don't need to know a thing about it to enjoy it. It features a standalone... Read more
The strange thing about The Lost Child is that, despite its many, many flaws, it still manages to be entertaining by virtue of being a... Read more
The Lost Child is like that car your friend really likes but is hideous to look at. It's made of different parts, some of them... Read more
RPG Site
This dungeon crawler takes heavy influence from Shin Megami Tensei but mostly feels like a poor imitation. Read more
The Lost Child is a JRPG with a number of quirky and interesting elements, not least of which is its Pokémon-like monster capture system. However,... Read more
TheSixthAxis
The Lost Child is a dull, uninspired dungeon crawler. On paper, a Lovecraft dungeon crawler with a Japanese flair could be something truly iconic and... Read more
GameSpew
Even as it is, The Lost Child is worth picking up. Whether its age-old tale of angels and demons does it for you is your... Read more
The Lost Child might not be perfect, though it can be fun. Once you accept the story is a little out there, it becomes a decent... Read more
RPG Fan
A successor to the extremely unique action game El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron, The Lost Child is a decently average dungeon crawler that plays... Read more
oprainfall
The Lost Child isn’t bad game, but I don’t really think I would call it a great game either. This one is very middle of... Read more
Spaziogames
The Lost Child is a first person dungeon crawler that revolves around grinding, exploration and a "pok'monesque" demon hunt. It is very repetitive and the... Read more
PSX Brasil
The Lost Child is a good game that, even without anything special, should please both fans of the genre and act like a gateway for... Read more
FNintendo
The Lost Child is clearly inspired by several popular series from different genres and it does a decent job at that, featuring elements that will... Read more
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